/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2671651
Sorry, I'm a bit confused… Elon Musk is a communist leader?

>>2671833
>t. Chomsky
>>2671778
you may not like it ultra but revolutionary kampuchea was aea

AES
>but muh CIA
Stalin received billions from the US so what

>>2671651
Social fascist invasion of khmer republic was imperialist. Pol Pot did nothing wrong.
>>2671830
That doesnt mean Angkar was not Communist. All freedom loving peoples joined arms to fight victoriously against the imperialist social fascist empire.

>>2671613
Kautsky opposed the war and was part of the uspd tough

>>2671618
I'm kidding in reference to his later writings about the bolshevik revolution

>>2671603
Didn't Germany let Lenin go to Russia
The Central Powers were kinda good

>>2671602
>You would've supported the Third Reich and Imperial Japan.
Maybe I'd be the village rapist back in the day. Anything is possible. But I don't support them now or wouldn't with the hindsight.

>>2670327
So neoliberal imperialists it is then

>>2671706
>Burgers here have told me using this situation as a chance to expose burger workers to Marx would be a mistake, they want to "meet people where they are at" instead of correcting the liberal dogma, if
1 tailist retard burger told you that. maybe you can just ignore them. also it's entirely possible to tell people things that come from Marx without telling them it's from Marx. It happens all the time.

>>2671691
found it lol

>>2671711
>1 tailist retard burger told you that. maybe you can just ignore them.
there is an entire "communist" party writing articles dickriding tim walz right now, so I think its more than 1, sadly
>also it's entirely possible to tell people things that come from Marx without telling them it's from Marx. It happens all the time.
thats true, not every pamphlet needs the name of the man on it, but hiding it forever is just silly, how can you expect "the people" to trust your org if you are not open about what you stand for from the start?

>>2671725
>there is an entire "communist" party writing articles dickriding tim walz right now, so I think its more than 1, sadly
well what are you going to DO about it

>>2671711
>also it's entirely possible to tell people things that come from Marx without telling them it's from Marx. It happens all the time.
Hi I'm the "tailist retard burger" that said to meet people where they're at. I literally told them to do this and they said that's just "lying to the proletariat." Another excuse to just read books and do nothing.

>>2640558
quick rundown?

>>2640572
we must guide Maud'Dib to his destiny

>>2566144
This doesn't actually address the division of mental and physical labor and the town-country contradiction. The anarchy of production is solved by training and hiring engineers in Africa and placing the real mental labor done in the hands of the oppressed. Luckily, the internet makes this shit far easier than before.

>>2670726
>This doesn't actually address the division of mental and physical labor and the town-country contradiction
why should it?

>>2661884
Thanks for the writeup, anon.

The Sun Sets on the Syrian Kurdish Rebellion
by Vijay Prashad
https://znetwork.org/znetarticle/the-sun-sets-on-the-syrian-kurdish-rebellion/
>Perhaps if Assad were a better chess player, he would have provoked Turkey by defending the Syrian Kurds, thereby preventing a deal and forcing his Russian allies to provide air support while the Syrian Arab Army entered Idlib to fight the remainder of the HTS and its allies. But Assad began to allow the Russians to do his strategic thinking and therefore conceded a point of strength in the hope that the Turkish government would cease its attempt to overthrow his government.
What I've been saying for years. Realpolitik vindicated. The type of analysis of Ultras and M-Ls who wanted Assad to war with Rojava led to Assad running to Russia and Al-Qaeda taking over whole of Syria.

>>2667116
the author is "M-Ls"

https://nitter.net/commandeleven/status/2016265024608903611#m
Someone needs to make the picture into a wojak.

>>2670263
and the dollar is crashing? expect it to only get worse from here

>>2670263
also what the AI bubble popping or mass unemployment?

we are in the nothing happens period, it will last all your life

yes

>>2663487
Interwar and pre revolution until social media gets banned
>>2670204
But yeah ww3 after great depression after ai bubble pops

>>2670698
What are you saying? Are you talking about other threads?

Take your meds for your sluggish schizophrenia

>>2671175
Is sluggish schizophrenia different from catatonic schizophrenia? Catatonic schizos are essentially in a coma, they wouldn’t type this or anything for that matter

>>2670698
>Too bad the average online "communist" can only use "marxism" to do epic quotemines instead of using the tools it provides to analyze society.
that's literally what this thread is. you've designed the perfect ragebait

>>2670721
No, you see it everywhere on the internet.

>>2671175
>>2671291
I'm presenting an example of a famous communist using analysis to come to a different conclusion than he would've liked and y'all had to get triggered because you can't read. I don't think you know what quotemining even means (important hint: it's not just quoting!).

Illiteracy prevails.

Senate Democrats reportedly reach deal to avert partial government shutdown
The deal, if confirmed, would avert a partial shutdown that would have affected many of the governments function. However, it would not stop a temporary lapse in funding for DHS, because any changes to the DHS funding bill would have to be approved by the House of Representatives, which is out of session until Monday. The impact of such a lapse was not immediately clear.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/29/senate-democrats-deal-dhs-funding-bill

Patel defends FBI raid as Georgia officials demand answers
Local officials vehemently objected to the search, saying it amounts to retaliation by President Trump's allies over his 2020 election loss and subsequent election interference case. The search came months after the five-year statute of limitations for federal crimes expired in late 2025. Patel dismissed the concern in comments a day after the search, saying it was conducted in a "timely fashion legally."
https://www.axios.com/2026/01/29/kash-patel-fbi-georgia-fulton-county-raid-ballots
https://archive.ph/BofJC

Layoffs are piling up, heightening worker anxiety. Here are the biggest recent cuts
On Tuesday, United Parcel Service said it plans to cut up to 30,000 operational jobs this year — notably as the package company continues to reduce the number of Amazon shipments it handles amid wider turnaround efforts. UPS said these cuts will be made through a voluntary buyout offer for full-time drivers and attrition. The reductions come on top of a combined 48,000 job cuts that the company disclosed in 2025. Late last year, Tyson Foods said it would be closing a plant that employed 3,200 people in Lexington, Nebraska — bringing job losses for nearly a third of the small town's population of 11,000.
https://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory/layoffs-piling-heightening-worker-Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

Tybna

If Cuba falls, the Global South is to blame, too
On Tuesday, United States President Donald Trump had a good laugh with members of the press in the US state of Iowa as he issued a rather serious decree regarding the short-term future of Cuba: “Cuba will be failing pretty soon. Cuba is really a nation that’s very close to failing.” To be sure, this is not the first time that Trump has predicted the downfall of the Caribbean island nation, which the US has effectively been trying to destroy for no fewer than 67 years – ever since the triumph in 1959 of Cuba’s communist revolution that overthrew the brutal right-wing dictator and US buddy Fulgencio Batista. This time around, however, the threat carries a bit more weight in light of the Trump administration’s abduction earlier this month of Nicolas Maduro, the leftist president of Venezuela. To date, the US has not been held accountable for this utterly illegal and patently batty act, which Trump on Tuesday invoked as alleged proof of Cuba’s impending demise: “You know, they got their money from Venezuela. They got the oil from Venezuela. They are not getting that any more.” One would hope, then, that other countries – particularly the self-declared allies of Cuba – might step up to defend the island against US predations or at least credibly register their opposition to imperial impunity. Instead, all Cuba has really gotten are some perfunctory professions of support – such as from Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, who, like her ostensibly leftist predecessor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, has perfected the art of pretending to counter US machinations while doing exactly what the gringos want.
https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2026/1/29/if-cuba-falls-the-global-south-is-to-blame-too

Brutal austerity and unprecedented strike wave shatters Belgian social model
The bosses’ organisation, Federation of Enterprises in Belgium (FEB), dubbed it the “€1 billion strike”. They were referring to the supposed financial loss caused by the three-day strike on 24, 25, and 26 November. This bosses’ propaganda, aimed at frightening workers, instead resulted in many people thinking: “Wow, is this the wealth that our work produces in just three days? And what would happen if the CEOs and shareholders stopped Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2671087
The dates you've raised are all very close, it's grasping at straws to suggest that quote from Trump is not representative of the US side in weeks or perhaps even months of negotiations with Russia.

>>2671145
it could be two days apart. it doesn't mean anything. you're just assuming trump offered them "energy ceasefire from ukraine + no useless sanctions" as opposed to just "energy ceasefire from ukraine." no useless sanctions is not enough to remove the abject cuckoldry of

https://www.rt.com/russia/614918-kiev-cannot-control-military-kremlin/
>The Kremlin then said that it intended to maintain the 30-day partial ceasefire as a gesture of goodwill [LOL!] to Washington, even if Kiev fails to honor it.

I'm so bored with your dumb sanctions argument that…… as a gesture of goodwill he he…… I'd like to make it stronger by proposing that instead of getting no toothless sanctions, russia got something like goodwill domestically or among the global south or some such…… this is why I miss intbrig… he would've gone for that instead of your lame pumping up of toothless sanctions

>>2671150
The fact you're continually trying to refocus this on how mid you think the actual deal was demonstrates you know how little water your coping about dates holds.

>>2671199
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New thread

>>2670453
i wish i was you tbh, i still want to go out with some weeb girl we met through tinder and at shopping, we seem both to like sociology and we like eachothee, althrough she works from monday to saturday for 8 hours each day, so she will never have a free time for us or me

>>2670520
>I can't date a girl because she has a full time job
Bro wat. So do most people. Just hang out after work.

>>2670523
nah she works at a shopping and i do not like much closed spaces
nevertheless we once meet at interval of her full time work once.

So future socialist society won't have cigs because they're bad for you, how about sugar, alcohol, plastic, TV, cars, should we become Amish.

>>2670653
>future socialist society won't have cigs
Correct.
>sugar
Sweeteners, they are more efficient and healthy.
>alcohol
Correct, there won't be alcohol, or will be heavily discouraged.
>plastics
Petroleum-based plastics probably will dissappear in favour of healthier and better materials. It might not dissappear from all places but at least it will from places that harm people.
>TV
It is already falling out of favour by itself among younger generations. It will probably be replaced by IPTV and streaming (or downloading) services.
>cars
Public transit (buses, trams, trains, airplanes) will be prefered and prioritized but people will be able to afford a car for travelling to remote areas or in emergency situations or call a taxi.
>should we become Amish
Wrong. The luddite Amish way of life will perish.