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for a more light hearted development, it looks like someone just found a picture of the building that hippel's wine bar was once located (where engels and stirner used to hang out)

on the /r/fullegoism subreddit they posted this image

take me back



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This comes out of straight ignorance and I want to know, why do leftists support Hamas instead of Fatah or PFLP? Hamas is an openly anti-communist and yihadist group. Is this basically a "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" kind of situation?
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As for Fatah you might as well donate to Netanyahu

btw there are Palestinian unions I can name that have direct links to Iranian communist orgs that enlightened western leftists call subhuman goycattle

>>2837793
imagine choosing hamas over fatah as a leftist lmfao

hamas is an alliance of convenience, nothing more. if they actually won (they won't), they'd execute leftists too

>>2838325
>hamas over fateh
Same liberalism

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>a long time ago… i heard a history. A history about a man who came to town. The man stood on a street corner and started to talk. He talked of how to make the world better. At first, everybody listened to him. Some even wanted to fight alongside him. but… everybody soon lost interest
>one day, a child passing by asked the man: "why do you continue to talk, even when there's nobody there?"
>the man answered: "at first, i thought i could change them. But now i know that to be a dream that won't come true. The reason i don't stop talking, the reason i never stop fighting is… i put my whole life on the line for that purpose. I don't want to make that a lie"



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UAE paid Iran billions of dollars to halt strikes: Report
The UAE has already delivered $3bn to Iran as part of the agreement, which two regional sources said reached as high as $10bn. Two other sources told Reuters that the UAE would eventually pay Iran $20bn. The report reflects a stunning turn of events for Abu Dhabi and an indicator that Iran has emerged stronger from the war. The UAE joined the US and Israel in conducting dozens of strikes on Iran during the war. It also tried to prevent Pakistan from mediating an end to the conflict.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/uae-paid-iran-billions-dollars-halt-strikes-report

Disputes between Palestinian parties in Israel make new 'Joint List' unlikely
Despite the tense atmosphere and statements suggesting the parties are now closer to contesting the elections through two separate lists – the United Arab List on one side and the remaining parties on the other – the Reconciliation Committee, which is attempting to bridge differences among the parties continues to hold out hope for the formation of a united list.
https://www.newarab.com/news/arab-parties-fail-form-joint-list-israeli-election

Amid meeting by UNDOF in Al-Quneitra | Israeli forces advance into western countryside of Daraa
SOHR activists have documented an incursion by an Israeli patrol of several military vehicles carrying soldiers, including a vehicle equipped with a machine gun, into the western countryside of Daraa. The patrol set out from Al-Jazerah barracks towards residential neighbourhoods in the village of Maariyah.
https://www.syriahr.com/en/383212/

Israel denies entry to French reporter, broadcaster slams ‘obstacle to press freedom’
Froussard was refused entry after landing on Wednesday afternoon at Tel Aviv's international airport, where she was forced to spend the night before being sent back to Paris on a flight that took off Thursday morning. Her deportation was announced by Israel's Minister for Diaspora Affairs and Combating AntPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

US justice department approves $111bn merger of Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery
The deal was approved by the justice department’s anti-trust division after months of review, and despite the concerns of many people in the entertainment and media industries who believe it will hurt competition by reducing the number of film studios and – most likely – merging two news networks, Paramount’s CBS News and CNN.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jun/12/paramount-warner-bros-merger

Hispanic Caucus spending "heavily" to save its chair
The race in New York's 13th District, which covers parts of Upper Manhattan and the West Bronx, has attracted huge independent expenditures from outside groups and national media attention. Rep. Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), who chairs the CHC's BOLD PAC, told Axios in a brief Capitol Hill interview Wednesday that the group is "heavily invested" in helping Espaillat secure reelection.
https://www.axios.com/2026/06/11/espaillat-darializa-chevalier-new-york-hispanic
https://archive.ph/WCn3H

Pentagon reviews are blocking wind farms, putting jobs at risk, lawsuit says
The lawsuit against the Pentagon and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was filed in U.S. District Court in Oregon by nine groups, including Renewable Northwest and the Advanced Power Alliance. They allege that a policy of inaction “poses an existential threat to the wind energy industry across the nation by effectively halting all new development activity.”
https://apnews.com/article/wind-energy-climate-trump-lawsuit-1b00b93fdc7351e20f063a1f2f4a43b1

Trump officials cut federal funds to LA homeless services agency
In its letter, Hud alleged that Lahsa had violated federal conflict-of-interest rules, misused government funds by paying for empty hotel rooms and failed to provide documentation verifying housing sites it oversaw. Lahsa said in a statement:Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

The Issue of Israel Is Ending Democracy In Michigan
Slowly at first, and now all at once, Michigan has turned into the central battleground in the country’s war over the U.S. relationship with Israel—and the American public’s ability to debate it freely. Campuses across the country erupted in protest in 2024 against U.S. complicity in Israel’s ongoing genocide, with crackdowns of various intensity rolling up encampments, disciplining students, and, in some cases, filing significant charges. Michigan’s law enforcement moved perhaps the most aggressively. When a local prosecutor in Ann Arbor declined to press felony charges on a group of protest organizers, state Attorney General Dana Nessel moved to take matters into her own hands. Now that those charges have been met with acquittals and dismissals, the federal government is stepping in to target them with felonies, announcing a sweeping indictment filed Wednesday against eight pro-Palestinian advocates.
https://www.dropsitenews.com/p/university-michigan-palestine-protests-federal-indictments-nessel-sayed

Back Andy Burnham in Makerfield
The Green Party has much less support in Makerfield and has, sensibly, chosen to run a more-or-less paper campaign. And this time Burnham is the Labour candidate, the Prime Minister now lacking the authority to impose any more vetoes. There is no need to be starry-eyed about Burnham’s politics. He has been a chameleon over his career and there is less to his much-touted “Manchesterism” than meets the eye. We hold no illusions as to how he might govern as premier. However, he is clearly the only candidate in Makerfield who can beat Reform, according to every poll. And he has made it clear that, once back in the Commons, he will seek to bring Starmer’s miserable leadership to an end. He is thus both the anti-Farage and anti-Starmer candidate all in one. His campaign appears to be stressing his local credentials and popularity at the expense of his Labour affiliation.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/back-andy-burnham-makerfield

Camila Azeñas Uzquiano of the Communist Party of Bolivia: Analysis of thePost too long. Click here to view the full text.



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Any communist who does not hate the police, hate them as much as or more than the bourgeoisie itself is not to be trusted. The pig in uniform is not merely a servant of capital; he is a traitor to his own class. The capitalist exploits you openly, extracts your surplus value, for profit. The cop, by contrast, is a class collaborator who has traded the collective self‑interest of the working class for the individual power of a badge. He is the armed wing of the bourgeois order, the thug who enforces contracts, breaks strikes, and puts a bullet in the back of any worker who dares to resist. They are the slave catchers that put the bodies that exist outside of wage labor behind the walls of slavery.

This makes the cop more disgusting than the boss. The boss at least performs a material function, the organization of production, however exploitative. The cop performs a purely repressive function. He adds no value. He creates no wealth. He exists solely to protect the property relations that the bourgeoisie has stolen. He is the parasite on the parasite.

The FBI, the Department of Homeland Security, and the entire alphabet of federal law enforcement are not mere obstacles to liberation. They are the central nervous system of the counter‑insurgency apparatus that has been built to suppress the American working class from inception. The FBI's COINTELPRO program did not just spy on the Black Panthers; it murdered them, framed them, and destroyed their families. The FBI's anti communist division is very likely tied to the CIA. The DHS did not just deport immigrants in history; it built and continues to build a surveillance architecture that tracks every phone call, every text message, every credit card swipe of every American who has ever uttered a word against the state. These are domestic occupation forces, deployed against the very people they pretend to serve.

The cop on the corner is not a public servant. He is a soldier in a low‑intensity war against the poor, the Black, the brown, the immigrant, the leftist, the mentally ill, the homeless. He is trained to see the working class as the enemy. His job is to manage the "disorder" that capitalism inevitably produces, the hunger, the addiction, the rage, the desperation. And when he cannot manage it, he kills it.

So no, we do not "reform" the police. We do not "defund" them in the liberal sense. We abolish them. Fuck every cop, and every leftist that doesn't get down with this iPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2836569
do it. you only make things worse for the regime. you have made reform impossible so revolution is inevitable.

>>2836589
>>2836586
Realistically the USA is easily within the top ten most murderous regimes in all human history. Impossible to know for sure since we only have estimates but on the lower end it's millions murdered and that number jumps up when you include the resulting starvation caused from their many bombing campaigns. A the very least they directly mass murdered Amerindians, Koreans, Vietnamese and Cambodians. And even when they don't kill people themselves they still directly supported several genocidal regimes around the world such as in Indonesia, Guatemala and Palestine. If you include all the other various military dictatorships they have also directly supported then their kill count gets even higher.

>>2836685

Oh. you actually think North Korea's the good guy? Mate, if that shithole had even half the success of the US or UK, it'd be thousands of times more brutal and repressive. You're delusional. go have a cuppa and stop embarrassing yourself.

>>2836696
>think North Korea's the good guy?
Doesn't matter if you think the government is good or not, dropping that amount of bombs indiscriminately and unnecessarily killing millions civilians was mass murder.
>You're delusional.
What? You didn't even dispute anything I said, you only tried to excuse the killings. My assessment is fundamentally correct. No matter their pretend motivations about "freedom" or whatever buzzwords they use as excuse, America and it's military dictatorship puppets have killed millions of people during the 20th century. That objectively makes it one of the most deadly regimes in human history. Considering they are still one of the most powerful countries in the world there is still the real possibility they will reach number one eventually.

Cops are based for killing uyghurs who steal my tax dollars



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I'm a self-prescribed democratic socialist who has been ultra-leftist curious and been following the whole Juche/anarchist/Maoist scene for a bit, and I'm genuinely trying to understand something before supporting them. People keep talking about a "disorganized vanguard" or "leaderless resistance" but how does that actually work in practice? Like, who makes decisions when something happens? Who calls off an action? Who coordinates between different groups?

I've seen references to "beta tests" and people moving between cities, but no one ever says who's organizing the logistics. Is it just loose networks of people who know each other from previous actions? Or are there specific collectives or hubs that people should be aware of, for safety reasons, obviously? Also, what's the deal with the Juche tag specifically? Is it just a vibe or are there actual reading groups, signal chats, etc.? Are you guys represnting a formal organization that commits to political action?

Not trying to start drama. Just trying to map things out so I know who to avoid or who to listen to.
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>>2838116
juche isnt real. its just a meme that's being spread on here by trolls using LLMs. they thought it would be hilarious if they could hoodwink anons on here into believing theres little juche sects apread around the US.

>>2838159
>>those would be three different sceneshose would be three different scenes

Thats whats confusing, why do we identify individuals and find people who can navigate between all 3? why would someone do this? why would someone be in an ML party, anarchist collectives, demsoc organizations, juche reading groups, anarchist reading groups, all at once unless they were like some foreign glowie looking to be tied into every american dissident movement? Yeah but i found out that they united under a code during occupy and they all signed off and distributed some point of solidarity between all on the revolutionary left this is basically what later became antifa.


> I would honestly be uncomfortable messing with foreign state (NK) actors in any case because they have a very specific agenda and attract counter intelligence services


You dont have to do that to get counter inteligence all you have to do is piss of the american federal government, people dont know how deep it is rigged against them. the army intelligence units and pentagon actively domestically spy on anarchists.


>>2838164

it might be a troll but how come there looks like theres so much truth to it? how come the doxxed individuals here actually lead me back to people who seem to be people who grift between anarchism, maoism and juche? its just a strange rabbit hole man. what about the warehouse poem that predicted the LA worker snapping a month before it happened? is this just coicidence or idk? is it actually possible north korea would have support for leftists in the usa or is that just a cia thing?

>>2838168

The arrest records, the death records, the grift between anarcho and juche all match a lot of the people these trolls post so im just wondering, even if this is a troll, what in the fuck is this schizo tendency?

>>2838164

and why do some of them seem different? the writing style sometimes appears as if they run spam bots here, then the writing style sometimes seems real and human? what about all the anti-juche posts? did anyone with juche tag themselves ever post in support of meth or violent rage or any of that? they seemed more subtle, but the conspiracy threads seemed like absolute trolls you are right. but how is so much niche truth buried into it? how are the names, the arrests, the deaths and the grifts all matching the troll? its strange. if the far right /pol/ was proven to be grounds for intelligence assets all over the globe, then the leftist version has to have some of its own, REAL, strange things too, right?

food for thought

the far right and cia backed anarchists and maoists during the years of lead, because theyre violence created a stronge reactionary base among citizens

quite possible anarchists,maoists, and jucheists arent a troll but a glow operation to employ a strategy of tension and make communists look like a shady force of hateful people



 

Fuck whoever deleted the other thread edition

No links because the previous links are shit af

Previous thread: >>2813124


News: Iran cucking out just when fun was starting
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>>2838118
>if the US mainland hasnt been nuked, this is an iranian defeat!
correct

why are they having the funeral of khamenei so late? aren't muslims supposed to be buried like in 3 days time from the moment they die or something?

>>2839065
because it's an extremely common Israeli tactic to bomb funerals.

>>2839065
>why are they taking precautions for an event where a lot of important people presumably are going to be present outside with a clear line of fire
because the enemy doesn't have a soul

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Wonder how many times Eye-ran will keep falling for the good cop bad cop routine.



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https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2026/06/afghanistan-new-code-enabling-child-marriage-compounds-dismal-situation-for-womens-and-girls-rights/

>A new decree from the Taliban enabling child marriage is the latest salvo in an ongoing assault on the rights of women and girls in Afghanistan, Amnesty International said in a new legal analysis.


>The Decree No. 18 “Code on Judicial Separation of Spouses”, published by the Taliban in an official gazette on 14 May 2026, codifies the circumstances under which women and girls may seek separation from marriages. It includes provisions that uphold marriages arranged during childhood and restrict women’s and girls’ ability to challenge or leave such unions.


>Prior to August 2021, Afghanistan’s civil code set the legal marriage age for girls at 16, while marriages involving girls under the age of 15 were criminalized under the 2009 Elimination of Violence Against Women (EVAW) law. Afghanistan also had legal and institutional mechanisms aimed at addressing violence and discrimination against women and girls, including family courts, specialized units within the Attorney General’s Office and Ministry of Interior, and a high-level commission tasked with addressing violence against women, child marriage, and family separation matters.


>While these protections were often inconsistently implemented and significant barriers remained, they nonetheless provided women and girls with some legal avenues for protection and access to justice. Today, these laws and institutional structures have been dismantled by the Taliban and replaced with deeply discriminatory and repressive systems that further entrench gender inequality and restrict women’s rights and autonomy.


How do we stop muslim pedos from normalizing pedophilia and child marriage in a multipolar world?
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>>2837340
He's talking about China, although calling them "Leftoids" is a bit much since when they jumped over to the imperialist camp they were to the right of the USSR in virtually every way.

>>2837977
i can see the value and positives of china distabalizing american dominance, sure, but otherwise i really dont see the value in upholding ccp intrests when it comes to being on good terms with the fucking taliban or trading with israel, i really dont

>>2837143
It really wasn't. As others have pointed out, child rape in other forms (especially pederastry) was widespread under that government. It was also obscenely corrupt, completely incompetent, not remotely sovereign, and composed of some of the most viscious criminals and warlords in the world. It had no redeeming qualities whatsoever. At the very least with it gone the people of Afghanistan (which like it or not includes the Taliban) are free to determine their affairs for themselves.

>>2837314
so? that doesn't make seculars the majority and both seculars and their zionist backers love to piggyback and takeover any unrelated protest (and ruin it) like they did in december when people were protesting inflation

>>2837848
>sanction hurt the ruling class and not the people! SANCTIOOOOONS!
kys imperialist lib



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capitalism is an austerity system designed to keep the majority's wealth and health decreasing… whether you follow tony robbins (fraud) or warren buffetts (real deal) advice probably matters, but economic success is not the only measure of success. It's a pretty relative concept. Someone can have a disability or disadvantage and still succeed leaps and bounds beyond what they thought THEY could achieve. It's a personal choice what one considers success for themselves. Perhaps your "dipshit" father considered success to be having successful children, so he failed at trying to advise you. Perhaps you consider success to be sharing your thoughts publicly to people because it's what you have found to be the truth. Genuine success and failure will always be what one judges for themselves. The idea that a comfortable life thanks to economic security is success is a valid one, and so are all the others that diametrically oppose that one. I agree that such a definition of success needs to acknowledge the reality of people's suffering, of the limitations of reality. Delusion should be stripped away, but one single definition of success is delusional too, and so is the idea that one can't succeed in any capacity.

It’s manipulated by those who have power and use the fear mechanism in us to make us feel inadequate. I am a firm believer that at points in our lives we are all manipulated by this BS (Tony Robbin’s, David De Angelo, Scott Galloway, etc. — just to name a few). The idea is to break away from it. Parents especially do this. John Liste, the man who murdered his family in 1971 had a horrible mother who berated him. The secret is to break away from these people before you inside. I don’t believe John would have done this had his mother not been living with the family.



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A common criticism that I see is that capitalism is hyper adaptable to most circumstances and that it can't even really be fully defeated at all, especially from those who shill for it. However, liberalism and it's various forms of it has only been around for like 500 years. The previous order of despotism, empire and feudalism were around for much longer. While it's ability to subsumed criticism of itself into the system is potent, I am not exactly sure if capitalism is all that durable? Is this a weird thing to think?
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>>2810543
OP was using terms like "despotism" and "liberalism". I was more so refering to how liberal "democracies" decay into fascism because of the capitalist mode of production.

>>2810614
I was trying to convey the incestuous god-king variations of totalitarianism. I know that fascism is kind of like it but I think it has a different sort of appeal? IDK, people do worship Trump after all

>>2810614
OP was probably making a naive comparison, but despotism did usually lead towards idiosyncratic economic relations, that i would call palatial in a broad sense. Even in the presence of a state and bureaucracy, it often caused the personal property of the despot to be at least of equal importance in financing warfare and public investment, which can still be seen in later pre-modern autocracies like the Byzantine Empire. Roman imperium and similar forms of overlordship were also deeply economical and may be seen as precursors to later feudalist modes of distribution.

>>2810460
I actually have a magic 3rd eye that lets me read the posts on here and I can immediately tell if someone has read Marx or has only consumed breadtube

Cutrone likes to say that his mentor Moishe Postone warned that capitalism might go through cycles of more decentralized markets and then more state control (e.g. new deal). I think Cutrone speculates why there's so many MLs running around now is people are tired of the neoliberal moment and want to return to a strong state directed economy. But people in the new deal era had the opposite complaint about the controlling state and wanted more freedom so neoliberalism and hippie anarchist trends started looking better. So this cycle could be a way to adapt to these changing preferences or moods.

>I am not exactly sure if capitalism is all that durable? Is this a weird thing to think?

Maybe depends on if you think "AES" states were ruptures in capitalism like early liberal movements that failed or were crushed by feudalism or if you think they were just bourgeois revolutions in red garb. Anyway, industrial society moves at lightning speed compared to the snail pace of slave and feudal societies, so even if capitalism did seem stable for a few years I wouldn't count on it long term, just because it's so destructive and sucks up so many resources and introduces new disruptive technologies, no one saw the USSR collapsing, there could be a socialist revolution or a nuclear war next year for all we know. Everything solid melts into air and all that.



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I've recently read Mao's "On Contradictions" and "On Practice", but I don't really understand how his materialist view actually holds up to reality.

From my understanding, he posits the following:
>The world is objective and exists independently of the mind.
>Everything which exists is a unity of opposing forces.
>These forces influence the unity over time and produce qualitative change once enough quantitative tensions build up.
>Some of these "contradictions" are fundamentally unstable and cannot be mitigated (antagonistic contradictions), whilst some of these can be maintained with enough mitigation and can be resolved (non-antagonistic).
>Contradictions are furthermore hierarchical, as they rely on one another. Thus, one of the contradictions in any unity is the primary one, whilst the others are secondary.

This makes sense to me for social dispositions where two parties face one another, like a war, for example. Fundamentally, any conflict is going to be about multiple individuals facing one another, with a permanent instability resolving itself only in a qualitatively different state than it began. This makes sense.
However, I don't see how this can be applied to anything other than social conflict. How can you say that a tree is a unity of opposite forces? There are no "opposite" forces internal to a tree. There are only different directions which the tree follows in relation to its exterior elements (how much wind there is, how much food its roots can gather, how much sun it photosynthesizes, etc.). Saying that the tree has inner conflicting tendencies appears to me as merely rhetorical arguments, such as that it is in-between "life and death," or that it lies between "growth and stagnation." These idioms are correct, but they are abstract and aren't representative of the real.

Furthermore, albeit this is more abstract, I don't really see how Mao can assert that there is a hierarchy in the contradictions. Some contradictions do depend on one another, but believing that some are antagonistic and some aren't looks more politically motivated than scientific.

Does any Maoist have an explanation?
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>>2837027
Except Engels already laid the groundwork by focusing on extending dialectics to nature. What we call dialectical materialism is just his thought systematized. It’s fundamentally different than hismat, which focuses on social agents rather than immutable laws of nature.

>sophistry

It’s not. They don’t oppose one another, they’re just complementary and make the tree tend towards different directions. But thanks for confirming that contradictions are essentially just inner mechanisms that make the tree develop internally

>>2834971
>How can you say that a tree is a unity of opposite forces?

<"Life is the mode of existence of protein bodies, the essential element of which consists in continual metabolic interchange with the natural environment."

<Engels, (Dialectics of Nature)

The trees internal opposition is not a metaphor but a metabolic process. Cell division vs cell death or building up vs breaking down. These are not external forces (wind, sun) but the organisms own internal mode of functioning. In this sense the dialectical description captures something real.

>>2835014
a tree is a multicellular organism but it is necessarily composed of unicellular structures


>>2837775
"Dialectical materialism" in Soviet politics was sophistry meant to deflect and defuse criticism of the state. All the failures and contradictions of AES can be framed as 'dialectical' and thus immune from critique. And if you disagree, being 'undialectical' is grounds for dismissal.

That's the real answer to OP's question. Dialectical materialism has its place in Marxist political economy, and you can cynically abuse the concept in day-to-day political debates. Applying it anywhere outside of those two things is just nonsense, as most of this thread shows.



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