/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2702570
>the bourgeoisie seem to lack any basic levels of human empathy and the ability to feel any kind of guilt over their actions.
Most of those at the top of class society feel those things they just feel them only for their equals, not for those who are below them. Do you feel guilty when you step on an ant? Thats how it is for them.

Rich people are evil because that's their material condition.

Ordinary people are limited in sin. When they are tempted to sin, they will be constrained either by lack of power, money or social pressure.

Rich people have the means to do anything they want, and they live in a society which drags you into degeneracy. All rich people are degenerate, that is their culture.

>>2702924
This isnt true. Theres plenty of people who have been in positions of high power and had the ability to engage in these sins, but didnt. Vladimir and Stalin never did any of the downright evil shit the bourgeoisie do, despite the fact they could have done it if they wanted to. The bourgeoisie capitalists are the only group of powerful people to ever be so immoral.

>>2703342
Because the bourgeoisie are unconstrained ideologically. It flows naturally from their individualism, the logical conclusion of which is satanism. It also explains why they can never have fun helping people.

>>2703344
Ayn Rand was quite firm on anti-feminism and other issues. I think capitalists do have severe ideological constraints, they're just really weird.

>Indigenous protests force Lula U-turn on waterway decree
This is huge news. It's Lula's first defeat on this wave of privatizations. With this, hopefully all other social movements will get a second wind in fighting against privatizations.

Republicans brace for Trump's tax-cut demands
President Trump is signaling that tax cuts will be the centerpiece of his State of the Union address Tuesday night — and the cornerstone of his legislative agenda for the rest of the year.
https://www.axios.com/2026/02/24/trump-sotu-tax-cuts-house-republicans
https://archive.ph/hXJeq

DOJ Under Fire for Withholding Epstein Files Related to Alleged Trump Child Sex Assault
The top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee announced Tuesday that an investigation will be opened into the US Department of Justice’s withholding of Epstein files related to an alleged sexual assault on a 13-year-old girl committed by President Donald Trump decades ago.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/trump-sex-assault-child

Justice Department lawsuit says UCLA failed to protect Jewish employees from hostility
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in California, is the latest escalation in the Trump administration’s campaign to punish top universities that it says have been soft on antisemitism. The suit accuses the University of California, Los Angeles of failing to discipline those who were involved in protests, including dozens who were arrested in 2024 for failing to leave a campus encampment.
https://apnews.com/article/ucla-trump-antisemitism-lawsuit-1fc35d3953f8265e4827c5a8e41b9069

Former California charity CEO charged with stealing $1.2m in public funds
Gwendolyn Westbrook, 71, raided the accounts of the United Council for Human Services while she had “near-exclusive financial control” over the non-profit serving homeless and low-income people, according to a statement on Monday from the district attorney’s office.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/feb/24/san-francisco-homeless-charity-ceo-theft

You can't "reverse engineer" working-class power.
Reverse engineering is something companies do to each other’s products, or what hackers do to defeat copyright protection. It’s not something that is generally done in regard to class politics. It is worth noting that in the Sanders and Corbyn post-mortems in particular, the term was often used sardonically, to underline the impracticality of the notion: neither politician, nor the organizations around them, could manage to conjure, in the space of a few brief election cycles, the massive social movements and working-class institutions that should have been built up for decades beforehand. Jacobin founder Bhaskar Sunkara in 2019 offered a concise description of the current dilemma for socialists who seek state power: “in the United States today, we lack the three ingredients necessary for almost every socialist advance of the past hundred and fifty years: mass parties, an activist base, and a mobilized working class.” Seven years later, Zohran Mamdani was elected Mayor of New York City. A big part of the thrill of Mamdani’s victory was, like Sanders and Corbyn before him, how unlikely it was. Mamdani, in less than a year, went from polling near zero to soundly defeating perhaps the most famous man in New York politics. And, like the other two, Mamdani faced off against a divided, compromised, and incompetent political machine.
https://libcom.org/article/you-cant-reverse-engineer-working-class-power

Employment Rights Act: Seize the opportunity, take the fight to Starmer!
The Economist – a major propagandist for the liberal establishment – has recently sounded the alarm bells to the capitalist class it represents. The Employment Rights’ Act, which passed Parliament at the end of 2025, will be rolled out bit by bit in the coming months – and it risks hurting the bosses’ profits. The Act, they say, will “return trade-union law to the 1970s” – containing many pro-worker reforms that apparently “slipped under the employers’ radar”, and will greatly empower unions. These reforms include: the duty of employers to periodically tell their workers of their right to join a union; the right of unions to enter workplaces to recruit on-site; reduction of the threshold for union recognition to an insignificant proportion of the wPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2702682
admittedly i dont live in america but i typed that because in my experience all the young people here are either depoliticized or mindlessly nafoite and it's the older people who are woke

>>2702776
Mossad is unironically awesome

>surveillance agency from world's smallest country
>lobbyists in all western countries
>create epstein and blackmail 1000s of polticians
>invent sophisticated rhetoric to publically humiliate anyone who speaks out
>infiltrate all parties and corporations, knows what everyone is doing
>uses death threats unironically

The fact that tiny Israel has so much power is the sign of everyone else's lack of efficency. How can european intelligence agencies compete?(USER WAS WARNED FOR THIS POST)

Lenin only won the bolshevik revolution because he had the cheka and knew what everyone else is doing.
How hard is it for 5-6 communists to create a city-spanning surveillance network?

>>2702799
I've said many times, it's genuinely impressive.
I don't blame Mossad doing this shit. I blame the fact Westerners are such fucking complete and total fucking cucks to people who literally view them as subhuman because they're scared of being callled "Antisemitic", even much of the left hides what really should be critiques of Jewish supremacy and shitty Jewish behaviours, behind "I'm just criticizing Israel not judaism uwu", no fucking why can't we criticize Judaism, you would never have a leftist constantly dance around criticizing Christians, so why in fuck do Jews get such a pass when their religion is in every concievable way, worse and has shittier values than even the most asshole Evangelical?

>>2701696
>NTA and I'm a millennioid, but I think zoomers are anything but neoliberals or neocons.
Millenials will be the last liberal generation. Neocons are effectively an extinct tendency and Neoliberals don't exist outside of the Internet. It's either fascism or socialism once you get under ~30.

glowunc crashing out

>>2701427
wtf are you talking about?

All they did was thank newsanon

It’s illegal to be both an EU member and a communist country due to the EU’s legislation supporting the right to private property making it impossible to implement a communist economy in any EU member state. So no, it’s impossible to be both a communist and an EU supporter.

As others have pointed out, the massive amount of US bases in key states like Germany, Poland and Italy combined with how the EU acts as one of the branches of the same transatlantic rentier capitalist class, combined with how the EU as of late seems to be militarising alongside implementing a surveillance state, makes any Eurocommunist delusional. Then again, eurocommunists were always stupid: https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/hoxha/works/euroco/env2-1.htm

>>2695684
By moving to Russia and joining the special military operation.

>>2679783
Proponent of the knout, apostle of ignorance, champion of obscurantism and Stygian darkness, panegyrist of Tartar morals – what are you about! Look beneath your feet – you are standing on the brink of an abyss!… That you base such teaching on the Orthodox Church I can understand: it has always served as the prop of the knout and the servant of despotism; but why have you mixed Christ up in it? What have you found in common between Him and any church, least of all the Orthodox Church? He was the first to bring to people the teaching of freedom, equality, and brotherhood and to set the seal of truth to that teaching by martyrdom. And this teaching was men’s salvation only until it became organized in the Church and took the principle of Orthodoxy for its foundation. The Church, on the other hand, was a hierarchy, consequently a champion of inequality, a flatterer of authority, an enemy and persecutor of brotherhood among men – and so it has remained to this day. But the meaning of Christ’s message has been revealed by the philosophical movement of the preceding century. And that is why a man like Voltaire who stamped out the fires of fanaticism and ignorance in Europe by ridicule, is, of course, more the son of Christ, flesh of his flesh and bone of his bone, than all your priests, bishops, metropolitans, and patriarchs – Eastern or Western.
https://www.marxists.org/subject/art/lit_crit/works/belinsky/gogol.htm

>modern PRC supporters whining about realpolitik

you guys are in for a rude awakening lol

Yup, another based china flag anon take

>>2685998
>someone posted about this on reddit about a month ago but it was deleted https://reddit.com/r/Epstein/comments/1prx2my/the_dark_webs_pedos/
The redditor probably read the 8chan.moe thread (given some stuff they reposted from there), but they were calling it the darkweb for some reason. I'm wondering if they just misunderstood what an imageboard was, or if they were browsing 8chan via the onion sites.
I also should have mentioned that the post they made on reddit could have been worded better. a few of the redditors in the comments were getting confused about who made the video or how the OP found it.


also why does this place change your screenname to "Glownonymous" when you post through leftypol's onion site?

You must be new to America . It’s been normalized since 1492 and renewed in 1776

>>2686058
reddit radlib ass pandering slop comment
all it's missing is the 1619 and the hamilton reference

>>2672533
True

>>2631567
probably not

those are all onion tho

moarn

Everybody use Discord because it's easy AND monopolistic.
The alternative - matrix, or whatevs has to be just as easy to connect to. Just click on a link and chat. As monopoly: Discord has all groups under one roof, which makes it centralized and easy to use. The alternatives are all splintered. Is there an option to make a chat aggregator which you can set up to chat in IRC, Matrix, Telegram, etc from one Site/App?

Forced internet IDs is still 15-30 years off, until the internet is totally locked down and controlled. Can be postponed with organized labor.

Appearently a few sites age restrict discussion of palestine, so by making doxxing yourself to palentir prerequisite to seeing that information, they effectively censor that information.
https://www.openrightsgroup.org/campaign/stop-state-censorship-of-online-speech/

>>2702239
>is it just a PR thing because discord is seen as the "pedophile app"?

This one.

Supreme Court wades into US-Cuba business disputes, with billions at stake
Following the revolution, Cuba's new communist government nationalized U.S. property that now is worth billions of dollars, including factories, sugar mills, oil refineries and power plants. … Title III created a legal remedy for U.S. nationals whose property was confiscated. Such plaintiffs can seek enhanced damages in federal courts from entities that knowingly use the property, including both Cuban state-owned entities and multinational companies. Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama all suspended Title III, seeking to avoid diplomatic conflicts with allies like Canada and Spain whose companies have invested in Cuba, before Trump lifted the suspension in 2019.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/supreme-court-wades-into-us-cuba-business-disputes-with-billions-stake-2026-02-22/

More than 30,000 Kaiser Permanente health care workers to end strike in California and Hawaii
The United Nurses Associations of California/Union of Health Care Professionals said in a statement Monday that “significant movement at the bargaining table” prompted an end to the walkout. There were no details about what progress was made during negotiations or what a potential deal might look like.
https://apnews.com/article/kaiser-permanente-strike-california-united-nurses-1726260636f3a6bc5f6efbf830f353e2

Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Big Oil Effort to Crush Climate Lawsuits
As reported by the New York Times, the court has agreed to hear arguments related to a petition filed by ExxonMobil and Canadian energy firm Suncor related to a 2018 lawsuit by the city of Boulder, Colorado that seeks financial damages from the companies for their role in causing global climate change.https://www.commondreams.org/news/supreme-court-boulder-climate
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Episode 524: Black February(TrueAnon)
We’re joined by Dylan Saba and Jake Romm to talk Munich, international laws and systems, Iran, Cuba, many things of a global nature…
https://www.patreon.com/posts/episode-524-151467586

Your Individual Boycotts Aren’t Helping
An Instagram post of mine about Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) top corporate collaborators went viral a few weeks ago. The fact that it got over four million views and more than 35,000 shares suggests that people are starting to grasp the central role private businesses play in enabling Donald Trump’s paramilitary thugs. But I was puzzled and a bit frustrated by most people’s reactions. I explicitly underscored that I wasn’t making yet another online-based call for individuals to stop shopping at bad companies: " We don’t need vague calls to stop shopping at these places or one-off rallies — we need sit-ins, pressure campaigns, *organized* boycotts, employee and consumer petitions, sickouts, demands from elected officials, and non-violent disruption to force these companies to immediately break from ICE." Yet to my surprise, almost every reply treated my post as a push for individual consumption changes. Here’s a representative sample of comments:
I already boycott Home Depot, and to see Lowe’s on this list makes me sad. I don’t have a local hardware store to choose from. 😢
I cancelled Prime last summer. I promise you’ll save money and be fine 🙏🏼
Good luck avoiding business with Amazon.
Why was a call for collective organized action almost universally seen as a manifesto for personal shopping advice? Part of the answer may just be that people don’t read Instagram captions. But there’s also something deeper going on: individualism and atomization pervade our culture, and even action to change the world can, by many people, only be imagined as individual consumption choices rather than taking action together with other people. This atomization is a relatively new phenomenon. America used to be a country full of clubs, labor unions, churches, neighborhood associations, and bowling leagues. But now, as sociologist Robert Putnam famously put it, we are “bowling alone.” Without strong membership organizations in our daily lives, and with social media exacerbating our isolation, political consumption Post too long. Click here to view the full text.