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This post is just a quick informal thing to kick off discussion, I won't claim to be as informed as I should be and some of my points may be wrong.

>declining birthrates lead to shrinking economic growth and tax revenue+larger proportion of dependents, all due to a shrinking labor force
>birthrate decline (not yet population decline) is happening in most countries outside of Africa, regardless of socioeconomic development, cost of living or culture (incl. religion or "feminism")
>the most likely primary common cause is the simple availability of choice: not needing children as extra labor, more access to birth control/abortion, etc.
>>secondarily, often it is not the case that people don't want children but that they want to have them later in life and want to give their children optimal lives, e.g. being unwilling to raise children until one has a high-paying stable job; this also leads to people having less children overall
>>the chain reaction here is that the higher the standard of living gets, the bigger the opportunity cost of having children when one actually gets to DECIDE whether to have them, as well as a more demanding standard for WHEN one should have them
>the proposed liberal capitalist solutions fail to tackle the problem:
>>paying people to have children needs to cover the opportunity cost of not having them, which is already massive and will continue to increase the more an economy grows, which will eventually become unsustainable for governments
>>roundabout solutions like providing parents with tax cuts, exceptional welfare or a lower retirement age suffer from the same problem
>>even increased immigration will only stop the bleeding temporarily as the global population fails to keep up
>>automation might "cover" the decrease in labor force but at the same societal cost that massive automation will always bring

With all of the above in mind, it seems that capitalism combined with reproductive choice contains the seed of its own decline. Stagnation threatens the system, but growth leads in its own roundabout way back to stagnation.
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>>2498013
communism brings the best possible scenario for an optimal love life: the total expulsion of strategic behaviour from love-seeking through the absence of scarcity and, therefore, the absence of a need to employ reproduction and love-desire for economic means, on the on hand; on the other, many factors, such as the absence of education scarcity, the erosion of the state, the family, private property, money… will bring about a fundamental change in our ego-complex, or "mentality", "personality"… the absence of social strife will radically increase communitarian behaviour and the basic social concept we operate with. i believe that the change would be so fundamental that we can hardly imagine it. i think the model would be a type of large scale communal reproductive and caretaking system such as that of some tribes studied in anthropology.

love would, because of this, cease to be economical, and therefore acquire the same structure as friendship: since both its necessitative character would be done away with scarcity and the family institution ("necessitative" as in, necessarily following the family structure in order to properly iterate society), and its superficial consumptive character done away with commodity form, scarcity, culture industry… its true essence as free appretiation of each other's beauty in a sexually or erotically expressable way would emerge, and we would engage each other erotically just as we now do in the realm of friendship, completely freely. i even believe that the line between friendship and eroticism would be greatly blurred, and that it would be all considered part of the same coninuum, or rather, spectrum, because it would not be linear (i.e. the more intensity, the closer to eroticism), but rather multidimensional (so that there could be intense friendship with weak eroticism and viceversa). Another way of putting it: the conditions of possibilty for rape and unrequited love would be abolished, since love would not be a necessity, but something that duly emerges spontanously between individuals. I think that this friendship spectrum already is the underlying logic of personal relations of mutual recognition, only that scarcity and the institutions built around it "contaminate" the spectrum harming its "free" functioning. and i put "free" in scare quotes because i dont mean freedom as in Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2498068
>the conditions of possibilty for rape and unrequited love would be abolished, since love would not be a necessity,
Would conditions of possibility for murder and assault also be abolished? Rape is not an act of love by any means and is only tangentially related to it

>>2498017
theorically, the change would be so intense and counter intuitive that even urbanism would change, since houses are linked to the family. some kind of communal housing would probably develop, based around not bloodline but the personal life developement (an artistically inclined person would try to move into an artistically inclined community housing etc.). It is likely that the sheer concept of housing, city, countryside… in general, the whole conception of living spaces, would change, since the dichotomies between city and countryside, living space and working space, etc. would totally change, so i doubt that words like "housing" and "urbanism" would make sense, unless as etymological sediments.

>>2498074
in theory, yes, the conditions of possibility of murder would cease to be along with scarcity, or remain as a category for understanding stochastically disfunctional behaviour of people we today call "mentally ill", but it would be called murder only as an etymological sediment, since murder itself, as a concept or category intrinsecally and historically linked to the whole system of law, right, and therefore, with the maintenance of a social order by means of the monopoly over violence which the state necessarily has to employ; would cease to be along with class, scarcity, markets… The sheerconcept of absolute freedom of the will, that obscure and confuse concept (what Kant calls noumena-cause) would probably cease to make any sense to ordinary people, for exactly the same reason that the concept of Right also would, so people wouldnt intuitively percieve actions of other people the way we do now.

And rape has to do with love: it is a degenerated or disfunctional way of seeking recognition by another, inasmuch as the basic or abstract desire of love is sought after by means of turning the other into an obscure and confused image of a superficial object that can be consumed unilaterally, when, in reality (or "objectively", or, said in layman terms, outside the delusional mind of the rapist), that which is tried to be consumed can never actually be consumed, because it is a person, with a whole world inside it, with its own very complex activity that often times doesnt even exhaust with death. At best, what the rapist consumes in actuality is the abstract image (i.e., superficial concept of a woman that is sexually attractive in general under the local normative societal canon), only that not even that can be consumed, since the intense scarcity of recognition that lay at the foundation this extremely disfunctional behaviour als determines that drive so as to be impossible to satisfy through consumptive means, since it is impossible to earn recognition unilaterally from an object of consumption, but only from a person, community, oneself… i.e. from a properly percieved subject-subject relation in which both parties recognise themselves in an intentionally cooperative input.

>>2498120
rape is 90% about power


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Community is difficult. Let's just start there. It's hard, and it's new to a lot of us, because if we're being completely honest, we act like communities are this inherent thing that we're just given. But we live in a hyper-alienated, late-stage capitalist, already-collapsing empire where your neighbors are strangers and your real friends might be scattered across time zones. So it's really not. I guarantee you, you can have no community, and a lot of people do. A lot of people are doing whatever they can to seek it out, but they often get tricked by the online substitutes that offer a cheap dopamine fix instead of the real thing. When was the last time you truly relied on someone who wasn't family or a partner? When was the last time you had a disagreement with a friend and had to work it out face-to-face because you knew you'd see them next week regardless? That's the muscle we've all let atrophy.

This is where third spaces come in. You hear that term a lot, but what does it actually mean? Think about it: your home is your first space. Your job, or school, that's your second space. Both are defined by obligation and, let's be real, often by hierarchy. A third space is somewhere else—your local dive bar, a punk-friendly cafe, a community garden, a library, a workshop. It's a neutral ground where you go just to *be*, without a direct transaction or a boss breathing down your neck. These are the catalysts, the petri dishes where community might actually start to grow. But they're fragile. Under capitalism, every square foot has to turn a profit, so these spaces are always on the brink of becoming just another fucking Starbucks.

And we have to kill this liberal idea of the "safe space" right now. The whole concept is rooted in a mindset that thinks you can carve out a little perfect bubble away from the world. But nowhere on this fucking planet is safe from capitalism and fascism. The rent bill comes, the cops can still show up, a bigot can walk in the door. The world presses in. Just about how it works. So what's the alternative? It's not safety, it's resilience. The goal is to build a resilient space, one that knows it's under pressure and has a structure that can bend without breaking. A resilient community can withstand things, but it can't promise you'll be comfortable 100% of the time. In fact, it guarantees the opposite. Discomfort will happen. Conflict will happen. There is crash-outs that will happen. That's just the nature of humaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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yo houdini, check this out

Bumping, good post Houdini!

>>>2497375
>And we have to kill this liberal idea of the "safe space" right now.

Not a liberal idea, it's a term that originated in the field of clinical psychology, support groups, etc. The idea of the "safe space" is to make the participant(s) feel comfortable with sharing their thoughts and allow them to speak openly and honestly about subjects that might be very difficult for them. It's not about protecting people's precious feelings because they are special snowflakes, it's about creating an environment where a meaningful and productive dialogue is possible.

>>2497930
He has a great series on AI and imperialism’s legacy in Kenya

>>2497375
>And we have to kill this liberal idea of the "safe space" right now.
>Because in a real, in-person community, someone is able to call you out on your flaws, on your bullshit, and give you the space to improve.

The space to improve, like for instance a space where people don't tolerate ignorance and will criticize you for making ignorant remarks and then you might learn something and improve as a person. Or you might learn nothing and instead throw a pathetic crybaby tantrum about your free speech is being censored and every community is turning into a liberal safe space where nobody is ever allowed to say anything.


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🗽UNITED STATES POLITICS 🦅

<The Money Molestation Will Continue Until Morale Improves Edition

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>The Trump administration is canceling an annual government effort to gather data on how many Americans struggle to get enough food, per WSJ

>>2487208
>Why does the USA support Israel
Because (((theyre))) the same thing

>>2487186
No one in the military is either capable or would ever even think of a coup, the system filters people like that into special forces who do it to foreigners and kill themselves with drugs

>>2489779
If you ignore a problem, it ceases to exist, if there’s no data, you can hand wave it away if anyone brings it up

>>2487159
lmao, this made me laugh

rest in piss charlie russian saboteur


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Ideology today in socialist movements still persists that work is human dignity and everyone needs to do so. Its still in 19th century logic. In AES countries, you were forced to work or you were put in prison.

I instead symphatize with the anarchist movement of back then and say that not everyone has the right to work, but everyone has a right to be lazy
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>>2493702
I'm not gonna bother with detailed citations, but,
1. Work is energy transfered by a force or object that causes displacement. Energy is force applied over a distance (W = Fd). Power is the rate at which work is done, the efficacy of work. Labor-power is the human equivalent of horse-power, which is a measure of power. You have to understand that Marx developed the category of 'labor' at the same time Watt was thinking of similar problems with machines i.e. power.
2. Working is the natural state of human beings, this is literally what we can say is human nature. To labour. Labor is what differentiated man from monkey. (Paris Manuscripts 1844)
3. Wage-work is the work you do for other people without any care if you want to do it, in our current political/economical organization, to survive; free activity is the labour you want to do. In the lower phase of communism, there will still need to be some coercive work - that's like the Gotha progeamme in a nutshell.

>>2497854 (me)
>the Gotha progeamme in a nutshell.
the critique of*

>>2497490
>>2497844
IMO as a I see it. It is social production, you can't work as you want, or you will not be able to quantify how thing_you_made = number_of_thing_someone_made. How fast you make things, is defined by tools and your knowledge. How long you work is defined by consumption function + surplus value, given it is capitalism. The consumption function also depend on the mode of production, like, how often you will buy a new car, computer, etc, how fast they degrade, but… And many more things. It is what you consume and looks subjective, but given it is social production, idk how to say, it is coupled, not subjective, there is a limit for all: 8 h/day.

So in a scheme like this one, you can't just work less or slower or it looks so. If say in the future cars will be deisgned to work longer or made by robots 99%, it will not imply less working hours for you. Something else will be made and consumed.

What I think can be done; decoupling from things or their producers, you do not want, as a group. It will be a group that produce everything they need by the way they want. They will do some exchange, unlikely they will make all medical, electronics, etc things. So it is not full decoupling. But it will be less exchange with them, it is only some of the things. So more free time can be freed.

It will not mean living in poverty, if you agree that not consuming 5 Tv series a day is not poverty.

labor draft labor draft

>>2497896
Some examples of decoupling.

1. if a group agree that it want all needs satisfied, it will do production of food, houses, etc, if it will require 1 h/day, so be it, so long they will work. They also produce some food, etc for exchange for Tv movies, etc, but they consume less of it, it is not their goal. While this group will not do exchange, but there will be group 2. That group that wants to consume more things, like many cars, many shows, etc. They will exchange things, they do not try to figure their goal, it is just exchange, they can't enjoy less working hours.

2. free software producers and users, is a group that decoupled from proprietary software. They do not consume it. They write free software, not all of them, not as commodity, there is no exchange between free software producers. They still get back to exchange when it is not free software.

3. any firm is decoupled, in a factory workers do not exchange 1 detail for detail 2; but it is a signle firm, it is no use.

But you need an agreement in the group, why and what it wants. If there is no agreemnt, you can't work less, you can't work as you want, labor is forced, etc. You can may be work less to a degree, if you stop producing surplus, but.. the surplus is spent on luxury by bourge. This surplus labor time, may be will be made free by reducing work day, but may be not, it will just be spent for example, on making more Tv shows.


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This is the leader of the "leftist" (not workers'!!!!) movement in Lithuania, KArtu. He wrote this piece, intending it as a critique of Marxism-leninism. I thought it's petty bourgeois drivel. It's a short article and I'd like to hear your thoughts, am I right in thinking this? I'm not a Marxist-leninist but this retard shouldn't be in charge of anything.
Ironically during the last portion of the essay he calls for a transitional period…
https://www.luzis.lt/in-english/andrius-bielskis-on-revolution-and-new-forms-of-anti-capitalist-communal-living/#_ftnref14
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Baltics were the true Völkerabfälle al along

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>>2497659
>The time has come for wise women’s political leadership.
yeah, i am not sure about this

>>2497880
nothing against woman leadership but it's just a silly catchphrase: Queen Victoria was probably the greatest (worst) colonial imperialist in history

>>2497880
trvthnvked

all the greatest socialist leaders were men. until women can prove that they can subvert bourgeois conditioning and become revolutionary leaders instead of monstrous neoliberals and fascists, they should be relegated to lesser positions. even in modern times this holds true:

Cuba - Led by a man
Nicaragua - Led by a man
China - Led by a man
North Korea - Led by a man
Vietnam - Led by a man
Laos - Led by a man
Venezuela - Led by a man
Belarus - Led by a man
Angola - Led by a man
Eritrea - Led by a man
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>The Moscow “communist” party created a totalitarian one-party system of state capitalism


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Canadian postal workers strike over axing of door-to-door deliveries
Earlier, Procurement Minister Joel Lightbound announced sweeping changes aimed at shoring up Canada Post’s finances in response to a decline in letter mail and the government corporation’s small share of the parcel market. The changes include introducing more community mailboxes and slower delivery times. The union said it had been caught off guard by the changes and argued that Canada Post and the government were creating the conditions that would further reduce demand for its letter and parcel services.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/canadian-postal-workers-strike-over-axing-door-door-deliveries

CONAIE Condemns Transfer of Protesters to High-Risk Prisons, Accuses Noboa of Criminalizing Protests
“We hold Daniel Noboa’s government directly responsible for these actions that criminalize social protest and place the lives and integrity of our community members and comrades at imminent risk,” Conaie said in a statement. “We demand the immediate release of the detainees, full respect for human rights, and effective guarantees for life,” it added.
https://www.telesurenglish.net/conaie-condemns-transfer-of-protesters-to-high-risk-prisons-accuses-noboa-of-criminalizing-protests/

Assata Shakur, Black Liberation Army Legend, Passes Away in Exile in Cuba
On Thursday, Shakur “died in Havana, Cuba, as a result of health conditions and her advanced age,” according to Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. “At approximately 1:15 PM on September 25th, my mother, Assata Shakur, took her last earthly breath. Words cannot describe the depth of loss that I am feeling at this time,” Kakuya Shakur, her daughter, wrote on Facebook.
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/21577/

China launches an investigation into Mexico’s tariffs on imports from Asia
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Sir Tony Blair running gaza. its just like a 2000s popstar coming back for a final hurrah tour

Pittsburgh-area steelworkers at Edgar Thomson Steel Works support call for independent investigation into Clairton Coke Works explosion
Despite initial pledges of transparency and openness, both US Steel Corporation and the United Steelworkers have remained quiet on the August 11 explosion at the company’s Clairton Coke Works that killed 52-year-old Steven Menefee and Timothy Quinn, age 39. Their silence is an indication that both US Steel and the United Steelworkers are working to cover up the explosion and the company’s record of putting profits before workers’ safety.
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2025/09/26/clai-s26.html

Deaths in America's industrial slaughterhouse continue as OSHA faces axe
Comprehensive numbers are hard to come by due to the lack of government monitoring and spotty news reports, but on average, more than 100 workers are killed at work each week. This, even as the Trump administration is moving to impose drastic cuts to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) charged with overseeing workplace safety.
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2025/09/26/jydo-s26.html

Ice detainees hold hunger strike at Louisiana state penitentiary
Those striking at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) processing center set up at Angola’s former Camp J are demanding access to medical and mental health care – including prescription medications, according to the Southeast Dignity Not Detention Coalition (SEDND) and the National Immigration Project (NIPNLG).
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/sep/21/ice-detainee-hunger-strike-louisiana

"Unacceptable": ICE officer relieved of duties after videos show him shoving woman to the ground
A federal immigration officer who was captured on video pushing a woman to the ground outside an immigration court in New York City has been relieved of his duties while an investigation is conducted, the Department of Homeland Security announced Friday. In a statement Friday, DHS spokeswoman Tricia McLaugPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Urban poor mark 15th anniversary of the people's barricade in Sitio San Roque
The urban poor and the Kalipunan ng Damayang Mahihirap (Kadamay) held a picket in Quezon City on September 24 to mark the 15th anniversary of the heroic people’s barricade against the demolition of Sitio San Roque, Barangay Bagong Pag-asa in 2010. The barricade symbolizes their stand for decent, affordable, and mass housing. The San Roque community bravely faced bulldozers, National Housing Authority (NHA) personnel, and the Quezon City local government in 2010 to defend their homes. Their unity thwarted the violence of the police who dismantled the barricade, sprayed water cannons, and threatened to shoot. Seven residents were injured while two were arrested. They actively resisted by hurling stones at the police and NHA personnel to defend their homes. The comprador bourgeoisie Ayala family and Enrique Razon were seizing the community’s land for their business ventures. “For the San Roque people, the barricade is the urban poor’s weapon, a form of struggle against the system that forcibly strips them of their rights,” Kadamay said. According to the group, the same threat against the urban poor persists today.
https://philippinerevolution.nu/angbayan/urban-poor-mark-15th-anniversary-of-the-peoples-barricade-in-sitio-san-roque/

Gaza flotilla: The tide of defiance against Israel is now an unbreakable wave
They set sail not with missiles, nor with bullets, nor with armies, but with bread, medicine, and the stubborn conviction that conscience still has a voice in this world. The first boats were small and few, most campaigns consisting of only a single vessel. Today, the Global Sumud Flotilla sails on a scale the world has never seen: more than 50 vessels, carrying several hundred activists, lawyers, parliamentarians and journalists from over 44 countries. From Spain, Italy, Tunisia, and Greece, it rose like a fleet of defiance, bearing on its decks the scattered humanity of the earth - writers, doctors, athletes, artists, and ordinary men and women who refused to let Gaza starve unseen. Against the arrogance of Israel, a state that deems itself untouchable, against Washington that shields it with vetoes and bombs, these fragile vessels embodPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Thank you based news anon 🙏

Danke news baby


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>Former President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte has been charged with three counts of crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court (ICC), which alleges that he played a role in the murders of at least 76 people during his so-called “war on drugs”.

>The charges against the 80-year-old, who has been held in a detention facility in the Netherlands since March, are set out in a document that was published by the ICC on Monday.
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>>2495899
>"because they replaced Islamic rule" is a common reason why some Indians think that
One of his reasons he said i distinctly remember was that 'they built trains!'.
I was just to young to respond, 'yes for resource extraction', sadly. but it wouldn't have made a difference to his mind anyway.

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>>2496201
These are profound levels of knob-slobbery.

>>2496762
nah thats just how DuBois writes

this is how he introduced john brown in his biography:

"Of all inspiration which America owes to Africa, however, the greatest by far is the score of heroic, men whom the sorrows of these dark children called to unselfish devotion and heroic self-realization: Benezet, Garrison and Harriet Stowe; Sumner, Douglass and Lincoln—these and others, but above all, John Brown.

John Brown was a stalwart, rough-hewn man, mightily yet tenderly carven. To his making went the stern justice of a Cromwellian “Ironside,” the freedom-loving fire of a Welsh Celt, and the thrift of a Dutch housewife. And these very things it was—thrift, freedom, and justice—that early crossed the unknown seas to find asylum in America. Yet they came late, for before they came greed, and greed brought black slaves from Africa."

>>2494957
RIP Bozo

>>2495122
>government takes mild bet hedging steps to move away from Washington
>it now shouldn't ever be criticized for any reason


 

🗽UNITED STATES POLITICS 🦅

<If you hate America so much just move to the places America destroys I guess edition

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https://www.usnews.com/opinion/articles/2025-09-16/college-university-students-campus-global-jewish-anti-defamation-league?utm_campaign=U.S.+News+Education&utm_source=twitter
Jewish Students Shouldn’t Have to Hide Their Identity
<By Marina Rosenberg

>ADL’s new global survey, conducted in partnership with the World Union of Jewish Students and released today, reveals the scope of what's happening. More than 3 in 4 Jewish university students worldwide say they hide their religious identity on campus and/or conceal their Zionist identity.

>>2497019
the blood volcano is an exit wound i meant

>>2497033
do any good jews exist to you?

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here's the new thread. as usual i have left links to the epstein flight list and zionist tracker. and the OP video is about arms coming out of oakland sold to israel. but visiting /pol/acks still want to accuse us of being pro israel for some reason.

>>2497035
Rosa and Karl


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Forget about ideology. Ideology is a delusion, it is bullshit. There is only one reality and this reality will never align with any human model we could ever conceive of. We try in vain to create the universal model that answers every question and solves every problem; when reality inevitably ceases to align with the model we cannot bring ourselves to abandon the model, so we forsake reality. Thus, our model ceases to be a model and instead becomes a false reality. Ideology is a trap. All of the stupidest things human beings ever did can be chalked up to ideology. Destroy all ideology. (Or don't, idc.)
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>>2493431
is that a yes or no?

>>2493401
brother "ideology" has always been a derogatory term within both marxism and philosophy in general. zizek made his entire career making platitudes against it. no "ideology" considers itself an ideology. people use the word in a self-referential manner nowadays because they are uncultured

>>2493403
But yet changing ideas changes material conditions, they both work with each other and are interconnected.

To be free of ideology is not to destroy it but to see through it, the parts of your being which are working through the symbolic will always be intertwined with it. But maybe the best you can do is to embrace the flux and be ready to let go of ideology in favor of something else that serves you better at the time. Hold everything loosely, and that will keep you lighter.

>Ideology is dumb
Das ist ideologie

>>2493401
>Ideology is a delusion
you arent saying anything new here. every left-wing ideology is an excuse to ignore class

if the ideologues that claim to be communists then somehow inherently implies that communism is an ideology then were just doing word sophistry

>>2496862
>critique of ideology is ideology
ofc the memer quoting zizek (epic!) is a retard


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Instead I became too self aware, rejected organized religion and suddenly the world looks bare and mechanical and animalistic. Just primitive organisms fighting entropy with whatever means they have. Marxism and politics are no replacement to the transcendance of Christianity. Materialism is a dead end.
How does one regain hope in this barren world? Is mysticism an avenue? How can one overcome nihilism
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>>2491324
>>2496694
Kkys

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>>2496694
I did a reverse image search on yandex and, while I didn't get a decisive result, I got a lot of Turkish girls in the results. It was quite obvious she is of Mediterranean origin though. Still, I wouldn't be 100% sure she's from there, but it's a reasonable assessment.
In the meantime, check this other one out and I guess your gooning needs will be covered for a looooooooong time.

Muh human nature narrative that's why we never get good things can bite back right-wingers themselves.

>>2489770
Every time I hear someone trying to justify spiritualism to themselves I think about this Adorno quote.

<For, while people recognize their dependence and often enough venture the opinion that they are pawns, it is extremely difficult for them to face this dependence unmitigated. Society is made up of those whom it comprises. If the latter would fully admit their dependence on man-made conditions, they would somehow have to blame themselves, would have to recognize not only their impotence but also that they are the cause of this impotence and would have to take responsibilities which today are extremely hard to take. This may be one of the reasons why they like so much to project their dependence upon something else, be it a conspiracy of Wall Street bankers or the constellation of the stars. What drives people into the arms of the various kinds of “prophets of deceit” is not only their sense of dependence and their wish to attribute this dependence to some “higher” and ultimately more justifiable sources, but it is also their wish to reinforce their own dependence, not to have to take matters into their own hands- a wish, true, which is ultimately engendered by the pressure under which they live . . .

It's time to grow up. Stop trying to get into astrology or creating bullshit ideology like Christian socialism, just accept what is in front of you.

>>2496910
Adorno is rotting in hell where he has to listen to Jazz 24/7


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