/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2930526
but they do not do it as they please

>>2930425
In hic signo vinces. Take as old as time

>>2930416
>don't mercilessly rape tartars? did you just do a heckin" russophobia? i'll KILL you for that, chud!
freedom from consequence is the only problem, an educated proletariat is pefectly capable of rejecting and educating

>>2930507
>and they are mere islands of socialism, isolated and surrounded by enemies.
a third of the planet btw

>>2930416
I don't think most people are meaningfully invested in "free speech." As a queer whose very existence has often been seen as pornographic, I have fundamentally different material interests than the majority of the population concerning "free speech".

Ultimately, I place changing social mores as rooted in economic factors more than very general statements about the mode of production. Secularism and queer friendliness are more tied to the specifics of the welfare state and urbanization than generalizations of queer issues as linked to capitalism or socialism. I think it's worth mentioning here that capitalism is a progressive force in many respects.

I am still wary of censorship but I think that homophobia would rise to the top in any dictatorship whether the liberal democratic dictatorship of capital or the socialist dictatorship of the proletariat. I think that reaction is more about the productive forces than censorship and that's why I support socialism. Because I think the communists develop the productive forces the most.

The idea that any state will support queer people is very naive. I think that economic factors determine such attitudes more than anything else and I think only a minority of countries have developed to the point that being pro-LGBT (or appearing to be pro-LGBT) is social consensus. I do think that a socialist state will develop the productive forces, social services, urbanization and so on that will develop a secular and pro-LGBT culture.

Agents search Rep. Omar’s Washington home in criminal probe as she vows she won’t ‘be silenced’
The scope of the investigation was unclear, though Trump and officials in his administration have repeatedly referred in recent months to the existence of an inquiry into Omar, a Somali-born Democrat whose status as an immigrant to the U.S. and left-wing views have drawn scrutiny from the White House and other Republicans. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin last month cited an “ongoing investigation” that he suggested was examining potential fraud in her family’s immigration paperwork. “Something’s going to happen,” he said in a potential foreshadowing of the search.
https://apnews.com/article/ilhan-omar-home-searched-8e18c2aea948bd90f4d7a4eb32b9ec3a

Buttigieg gambles on a different path for 2028
Pete Buttigieg has been able to campaign for Democrats across the country more than many of his potential 2028 rivals this past year. One reason: He doesn't have a job. That's by choice. Buttigieg said no when top Democrats urged him to run for governor or the U.S. Senate in Michigan this year.
https://www.axios.com/2026/10/11/buttigieg-gambles-on-a-different-path-for-2028

Mailers promoting a socialist candidate in Ohio’s US Senate race have links to MAGA super PAC vendor
The mailers are sponsored by Enough Promises Ohio PAC and began arriving in voters’ mailboxes in recent days. They promote independent candidate Greg Levy over Brown with messages such as “Join the Revolution” and “Send a Worker to the Senate.” Levy describes himself as “Socialist running for the U.S. Senate to represent Ohio in 2026” on his X account. Levy condemned the fliers for falsely impersonating his campaign and engaging in “dirty tricks” designed to mislead voters. He said he is considering legal action.
https://apnews.com/article/election-2026-senate-ohio-brown-husted-maga-df0f117f541099713943613e9768fd75

Newsom Endorses Ballot Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

France: “Generation 6-7 doing May ‘68 all over again”
6 October – the third act of the school students’ protests that have rocked France since the beginning of the school year – represented yet another escalation of the movement. The demonstrations were huge everywhere. According to the organisers, school and university student organisations, 100,000 marched in Paris alone, and a total of 450,000 marched across the country. The demonstrations were lively, extremely youthful, and mainly composed of high school students, who turned up in quick-moving columns from each school and neighbourhood, armed with hundreds of home-made cardboard placards. On 5 October, 2,000 high schools – over half the total – across the country were already blockaded. On 6 October, about 90 percent of the country’s universities also joined the movement, following mass general assemblies attended by hundreds, and even thousands, of students.
https://communist.red/france-generation-6-7-doing-may-68-all-over-again/

AutoZone Workers Won a Union. Then the Company Fired Them.
Speaking with members of the newly formed AutoZone Workers Union, you would never guess that one of them had just been fired — and that another would be the next morning. That’s what happened to Nathan DuCongé and then David Valencia after they won their union election. On a Zoom call with Jacobin, though, their joy was contagious. DuCongé and his coworkers were all smiles and banter as they talked about their union campaign, how it feels to win, and the unexpected boost they received from filmmaker Boots Riley. On Friday, September 25, an AutoZone store in White Plains, New York, became the first of the company’s nearly seven thousand American retail locations to unionize. DuCongé and his coworkers, now members of United Auto Workers (UAW) Local 259, said they hadn’t been sure which way the vote would go. “The deck was really stacked against these workers trying to organize here,” said Brian Murray, an experienced organizer brought on in August by UAW Local 259 Vice President Mike DiGuiseppe. “It was because of their sticking together, the amount of fun they have, and their camaraderie, their solidarity for each other, [that] they were able to overcome a lot of union busting.” He added, “I would have expected [them] to noPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Sage and Report.

AI is not a threat and isn't actually intelligent.

Moved to >>>/siberia/831363.

>>2927644
>how to?
be an example. lead by example. and maybe an explanatory word or two.

>>2928075
>as a tool for cynical reactionary and ruling class atheists to brainwash the toiling masses with ideological opium
>the real truth nuke is that religion is literally run by atheists who know it's just a tool to brainwash the powerless into treating the world as a mere waiting room for the afterlife.
I liked averroes take on this.

<In Decisive Treatise, Averroes argues that philosophy—which for him represented conclusions reached using reason and careful method—cannot contradict revelations in Islam because they are just two different methods of reaching the truth, and "truth cannot contradict truth".[58][59] When conclusions reached by philosophy appear to contradict the text of the revelation, then according to Averroes, revelation must be subjected to interpretation or allegorical understanding to remove the contradiction.[55][58] This interpretation must be done by those "rooted in knowledge"—a phrase taken from surah Āl Imrān 3:7 of the Quran, which for Averroes refers to philosophers who during his lifetime had access to the "highest methods of knowledge".[58][59] He also argues that the Quran calls for Muslims to study philosophy because the study and reflection of nature would increase a person's knowledge of "the Artisan" (God).[60] He quotes Quranic passages calling Muslims to reflect on nature. He uses them to render a fatwa that philosophy is allowed for Muslims and is probably an obligation, at least among those who have the talent for it.[61]
<Averroes also distinguishes between three modes of discourse: the rhetorical (based on persuasion) accessible to the common masses; the dialectical (based on debate) and often employed by theologians and the ulama (religious scholars); and the demonstrative (based on logical deduction).[55][60] According to Averroes, the Quran uses the rhetorical method of inviting people to the truth, which allows it to reach the common masses with its persuasiveness,[62] whereas philosophy uses the demonstrative methods that were only available to the learned but provided the best possible understanding and knowledge

basically "most of this shit is allegorical, just dont tell the peasants"

Most people, even the irreligious, believe in something magical or supernatural
True atheists a very tiny minority, maybe like 1% or 2% of the global population
Honestly I don't have the solution - but Robespierre and his lot tried to replace Christianity with a Cult of Logic, or Cult of Reason or something like that
And within the Soviets it was debated by the party whether there should be a "god-building" movement, an intentionally crafted religion that at its core had principles which fully aligned with communism
Maybe ultimately that needs to be the compromise?

Check these out OP:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God-Building
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_of_Reason
Maybe in a communist world we'll need to use these ideas to fight other religions. Fight fire with fire as they say.

>>2927644
You're vastly overthinking it. Religion is popular because it has lots of money behind it and is an easy way to bribe proles to beat up minorities and support the ruling class. Defeating religion has nothing to do with convincing people and everything to do with expropriating the massive amounts of capital still held by the old regime.

>>2928140
I sometimes already see something like this with Marxism being accused of having a likeness to a religion, but I think that's just a really cheap way of discounting a philosophy as irrational.

>>2930745
Plato was the first libtard. All the mistakes of Western civilization can be traced back to the Greek or Roman periods. Anyone who unironically praises the "Greco-Roman" roots of Western civilization needs to be shot for supporting slavery.

There are generally three types of right-wingers I have encountered.

> The Scared Middle Class

This is the guy in his 40s–65s who managed to survive the 2008 crisis while still holding on to his pre-2008 neoliberal brainrot about competition and fair markets. He thinks anyone who protests is lazy and is deathly afraid of any political or economic change because he is in debt and knows he could easily fall behind on his payments. Funnily enough, the politics he supports are almost guaranteed to bring about the next crisis.

Lately, he has become increasingly addicted to TikTok and dreams of investing in real estate, watches, and old cars.

He is pro-cop, whines about taxes, fears Islamocommunism, and owns a small business.

The majority of modern right-wingers are like this.

> The Chud

He is either a young, kissless virgin or an older, rural poor guy. He is afraid of cities and migrants, has weird sexual and psychological complexes, and rages all day on the internet.
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to reinforce the point I made in >>>/leftypol/2930103 and >>>/leftypol/2930121 because everyone in this thread besides me and a few other posters seem to be either chuds trying to concern troll, or complete retards that love the marketplace of ideas. here is marx explaining it himself: chuds don't give a fuck about chuds authors, they do not care. it is pointless to debate this stuff because the motivations are material, not ideological. the opinions of none of these authors have ever affected reality, they were just playing defense for the status quo

<Our capitalist, who is at home in his vulgar economy, exclaims: “Oh! but I advanced my money for the express purpose of making more money.” The way to Hell is paved with good intentions, and he might just as easily have intended to make money, without producing at all. He threatens all sorts of things. He won’t be caught napping again. In future he will buy the commodities in the market, instead of manufacturing them himself. But if all his brother capitalists were to do the same, where would he find his commodities in the market? And his money he cannot eat. He tries persuasion. “Consider my abstinence; I might have played ducks and drakes with the 15 shillings; but instead of that I consumed it productively, and made yarn with it.” Very well, and by way of reward he is now in possession of good yarn instead of a bad conscience; and as for playing the part of a miser, it would never do for him to relapse into such bad ways as that; we have seen before to what results such asceticism leads. Besides, where nothing is, the king has lost his rights; whatever may be the merit of his abstinence, there is nothing wherewith specially to remunerate it, because the value of the product is merely the sum of the values of the commodities that were thrown into the process of production. Let him therefore console himself with the reflection that virtue is its own reward. But no, he becomes importunate. He says: “The yarn is of no use to me: I produced it for sale.” In that case let him sell it, or, still better, let him for the future produce only things for satisfying his personal wants, a remedy that his physician MacCulloch has already prescribed as inPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2930095
>They are winning the minds of the masses through social-media exposure and algorithmic infestation
All they’re doing is being loud and obnoxious, and appealing to a demographic that is literally dying off. And “masses”? Seriously?

>>2930825
i want add that all this groups unite in three things:

1)That despite some criticism of neoliberalism in praxis they still hold into the neoliberal/capitalism ideology. Hard personal work in a free market enviroment can make you rich(dont think about 2008). People who fail at that are stupid or lazy. And in general Thatcerism "There is no society just the person and his family"

2)Thus they are sceptical/fearful of social movements and organized workers struggle, when shit hits the fan they always side with the state, see France now

3)Their capitalist ideology requires some type of social darwinism, some people will loose for others to be winners, this game may require class conflict from above, violent crack downs and dead foreigners/poor
Thats why they like Israel

>>2928630
This book was nice
My favorite part was when shit was collapsing and everyone was begging gorb to take emergency powers, even Yakovlev, but he was like "I don't know that would be fucked up, I don't think Lenin would do that."

>>2930680
>Please ignore the capitalist imperial powers that set workers back
Yeah, like getting on a train organized by WW1 German imperialists

>>2930692 (me)
This uygha helped organize BOTH Lenin's return to Russia and Hitler's failed Beer Hall Putsch. The more you know.

some senile cowboy actor tells you to tear down a wall and you fold like laundry and do it? what kind of man are you mr gorbachev?

The same republicans who say if your house floods just sell it and move!

>>2930224
should be noted that the cost of producing that surplus of food is factored into the price you pay. so if we're throwing away half the donuts, you are effectively paying for two donuts when you buy one. the purpose of the throw-away donut is not to be eaten but to create the appearance of abundance because market research shows people are more willing to buy the fuller your stock appears to be. since it's always in your interest to buy food, one has to assume this is due to some kind of altruistic tendency where you don't want to take away someone else's opportunity to get the food. so the overproduction is not just wasteful and built on denying food to the poorest people, it's also trying to circumvent people's subconscious desire to make sure everyone gets fed.

>>2927592
Enver hoxha once said in one of Jack wilimos dreams “you are one of the last knights of true communism”.

>>2930301
>I think most Americans would prefer to drive, and very few metro areas would it even be possible to make public transit even somewhat comparable to driving
Because we developed our entire infrastructure around cars and individualism. So the idea of public transport is repulsed because it brings crime and forces you to be around people. Because you dont invest in your people let alone your public infrastructure it breaks down and becomes intolerable like the public transportation you were using. Public transportation should have investment so people have options to use it and help with congestion

good job comrade, send them all to the gulag

hi drunk driver here ran over some kids on the way home feeling cute, will just drive faster than the police while giving them a taste of my joint out the window

>>2930338
Not your blog.
>>>/Siberia/

What weak man/goombah fuckery is this? Unironically who is defending DUIs?

>>2930339
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>>2930346
Wow i found the chud meeting spot

United Auto Workers president Shawn Fain easily wins re-election
The union’s election of leadership for a four-year term began with mail-in ballots being sent out in late August 2026, with vote tabulating commencing on 6 October. Fain won with over 68% of the vote as of Friday evening, with additional 13 candidates on his slate, United UAW, winning their elections. The closest opponent to Fain, Rich Boyer, received just over 13% of the vote.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/10/uaw-president-shawn-fain-wins-re-election

US lifts sanctions on daughter of military-linked Myanmar businessman
Theint Win Htet originally requested her removal in a lawsuit filed against the Biden administration. That case was dismissed last year. She then filed a second complaint in July, arguing that she has no role in her father’s business. The sanctions had blocked her US credit cards, restricted her foreign bank accounts and forced her to abandon her master’s degree at Columbia University in New York. She now lives in Thailand with her mother, who was taken off the US sanctions list last year.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/10/10/us-lifts-sanctions-on-daughter-of-military-linked-myanmar-tycoon
https://archive.ph/6zZBd

Coalition Files Emergency Motion to Stop Trump FCC From Unleashing Media Consolidation Spree
The petition states that the Republican-controlled FCC’s decision—pushed by Chair Brendan Carr and approved in August in a 2-1 vote along party lines—was “plainly contrary to law and violates core administrative law principles.” The filing notes that Congress enacted the rule barring any single TV broadcaster from reaching more than 39% of US households—and only Congress can roll it back.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/trump-fcc-tv-consolidation-2678069354

New York prosecutors seek to sustain their case against Luigi MangionePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Episode 582: Bird Penetration System (TrueAnon)
Robert Skvarla joins us to discuss pigeon-guided bombs, CIA spy cats, and the animal trainers who brought behaviorism into the intelligence business. We talk Skinner, MKUltra, and Discordian pranksters, all following the ambition to turn living things into programmable machines.
https://www.patreon.com/TrueAnonPod/posts/episode-582-bird-171791199

[film club] The Death of Chudslop
There was a time, long before I was born, when my country made good fucking movies. Movies that made me feel a certain way about the ethereal idea of “American exceptionalism.” Jazzed, man. Truly jazzed to be a chud. Rambo, Red Dawn, Top Gun, The Hunt for Red October, any Bond film from the Cold War, even if he is a Euroid. These films used to be what were referred to as right-wing cinema. And holy shit, there are bangers in here. They express deep-seated beliefs of the nascent American culture of the time, particularly among those with the money to shoot film. We are the force for good. The bastard with a heart of gold. The antihero. Bad things for the sake of democracy. We kill people to save the world. That’s the take. Not just any people, but the villains of our world at the time. The Reds. When we were focused, determined, and creative. Chudslop has been core to the American cultural machine and is now being sacrificed to the same altar it built. American culture (yes, yes, I know American culture exists as an amalgamation of regional cultures and fractured identities; shut up, this is about slopaganda), as we know it, is unsustainable. It drives the collective morale of a nation down as it burns more of itself for profit. The specific time and conditions of Rocky IV have come and gone. …
https://houdinimagazine.com/articles/2026-10-10-film-club-the-death-of-chudslop

Condition of the Working Class in England, by Engels, 1845 ch09. The Remaining Branches of Industry
We were compelled to deal with the factory system somewhat at length, as it is an entirely novel creation of the industrial period; we shall be able to treat the other workers the more briefly, bePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Critical support to OP in their struggle 🙏

>>2928545 /leftypol

>>2929684
learn2embed, chuddy

>>2929706
joseph gordon reddit

>>2928561
yeah boy