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Hey leftypol, what are your thoughts on Haiti, specifically the Viv Ansanm/FRG9 movement. CIA operatives being used to destabilize the country? Genuine leftist movement? Dgaf? Let’s discuss.
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>>2453013
Pretty sure Cherizier and g9 refer to themselves as revolutionary. Go ahead and actually respond to a post instead of passive aggressive bitch snark

>>2453013
The frg9 is a revolutionary party, they claim to push the ideology of Castro and Hugo Chavez along with a populist message appealing to the black underclass.

>>2454614
>revolutionary
<push the ideology of
derp

>>2452625
Dear god Haiti is truely one of the most fucked over countries in the world. I honestly hope for any improvement for them.

>>2453013
>Double weird by remembering that some usanians of a specific group were accused of trying to arm them (as if they would need them seeing the amount of support that their conflicting bourg gives them)
The US sent Kenyan forces to Haiti because Canada refused to take care of it. Now the Trump admin is complaining that it's not enough and more needs to be done. No fucking clue what you're talking about



 

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>>2454184
>Establishes ties with xi and Putin to start a revolution
What revolution? Neoliberal one?

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Trump did more for the multipolar world order in 6 months than BRICS in 20 years

Need new thread this one is full

>>2454178

It's possible for all kinds of changes to happen after Trump dies. I think it will leave behind a huge power vacuum. He doesn't really have any successor in the Republican Party; that's the downside of personality cults is they tend to fizzle out after the death of the personality. The only kinds of people Trump allowed into his inner circle were sycophant bootlickers who only know how to be followers and could never be leaders, so there is no continuity for Trumpism.

>>2454184
I'd hit it but I wouldn't support it.



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Thread about the (possible) death of our General Secretary, our President, and most importantly our Comrade, Donald J. Trump.

<White House Live News

https://www.whitehouse.gov/live/
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Something wrong/I hold my head/trumb gone/Our uygha dead.

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>>2454537
>TOR Pedo

Donald "Island Boy" Trump
Donald "Pre-Drinks and Pre-Teens with Epstein" Trump
Donald "Grab em by the Cunny" Trump
Donald "Dirlewanger" Trump
Donald "Love to hump that cunny rump" Trump.
Donald "Adolf Twitler" Trump
Donald "Goldfingerer" Trump
Donald "Golddiddler" Trump
Donald J "bring those teens my way" Trump
Donald J "K won't release the files, lol" Trump
Donald J "Jonah Diddleson" Trump
Donald J "Israeli Holiday" Trump
Donald "Dictator of the pedoteriat" Trump
Zion Don
Cheddar Boy Don
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>>2454712
You missed “Fish Filet Dump”

fronald rump



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Volkswagen faces historic $30 million compensation for Amazon labor abuses in Brazil
According to court filings, about 300 workers were hired under irregular contracts to clear the forest and prepare pastures. They were monitored by armed guards, lived in precarious housing, received insufficient food and were forced to stay on the farm under a system of debt bondage. No medical care was provided, even to those who contracted malaria.
https://apnews.com/article/brazil-volkswagen-labor-slavelike-condition-d14c2b397120104f42909e4f83482284

The 10 candidates who vie to become the left’s presidential candidate in Colombia’s 2026 elections
Colombia’s ruling left-wing coalition, Pacto Historico, has put forward 10 candidates who will compete in the primary ahead of the 2026 elections. The names put forward include multiple allies of the current President Gustavo Petro, former officials and social leaders who represent different sectors within the left.
https://colombiareports.com/the-10-candidates-who-vie-to-become-the-lefts-presidential-candidate-in-colombias-2026-elections/

Severely injured photo-journalist returns to intensive care
Pablo Grillo, the photo-journalist who was seriously injured by the security forces during a demonstration against President Javier Milei’s government in March, has returned to intensive care due to health complications. In comments to the press, family members warned his recovery is “not progressing as expected.” Fabián Grillo, the photographer’s father, said his son had returned to the Hospital Ramos Mejía in the capital for treatment. He said doctors are “monitoring Pablo’s progress” as they assess problems related to the head injuries his son suffered.
https://www.batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/severely-injured-photo-journalist-returns-to-intensive-care.phtml
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Deal to restructure Puerto Rico power company debt crumbles as some bondholders walk away
On Monday, bondholder groups that had opposed the board’s proposals filed a document noting that BlackRock and others were joining them in a deal that would become effective on Oct. 1. The enlarged group now holds or insures nearly 90% of outstanding bonds issued by Puerto Rico’s power company, according to a court filing. Experts have said the dismissal of almost the entire board could lead to the appointment of new members who might be favorable to hedge funds seeking full repayment.
https://apnews.com/article/puerto-rico-power-company-debt-board-blackrock-620450990cfc0f867a5332894272bf6c

1,400 school workers strike Evergreen Public Schools in Washington state
On Tuesday, August 26, more than 1,400 classified staff in the Evergreen Public Schools in Vancouver, Washington, walked out, launching the first strike in the district’s history. The strike by members of the Public School Employees of Washington (PSE SEIU Local 1948) forced the district to postpone the start of the 2025–26 school year until September 2.
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2025/08/30/hppd-a30.html

California lawmakers reach deal with Uber, Lyft that would allow drivers to unionize
The agreement includes a bill for collective bargaining backed by the Service Employees International Union along with a measure sponsored by Uber and Lyft that would significantly reduce the companies’ insurance requirements for accidents caused by underinsured drivers.
https://apnews.com/article/uber-lyft-drivers-union-gig-worker-california-transportation-74ea0034d3b1d7211e4a0fbc43e98ebf

Mother of boy, 15, held at gunpoint by US immigration agents files $1m claim
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The struggle for democratic change is linked with winning lasting peace in Iran: Payam Solhtalab talks to GAWAIN LITTLE, general secretary of Codir, about the connection between the struggle for peace, against banking and economic sanctions, and the threat of a further military attack by the US/Israel axis on Iran
What is the role of the US sanctions regime in this situation?: US sanctions have undoubtedly played a massive role in deepening the plight of the Iranian people, as the country’s economy has already been hollowed out by a parasitic financial and mercantile elite and three decades of unrestrained neoliberalism. This top echelon, whose interests are safeguarded by the regime in a relationship of mutual dependency, has made Iran’s weak and corruption-riddled economy even more vulnerable — essentially rendering it easy prey to crippling US sanctions. The main impact of this has been felt by working-class Iranians.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/struggle-democratic-change-linked-winning-lasting-peace-iran

Camila Azeñas of the Communist Youth of Bolivia: Preliminary Analysis of the General Elections in Bolivia
The general elections in Bolivia, held on August 17, have yielded a result that traditional political science and superficial analysis attribute exclusively to the internal fracture of the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS-IPSP). According to their conclusions, the struggle between the factions led by Evo (without a presidential candidacy, who officially campaigned for the null vote and achieved 19.78%, from which 5% average null vote from recent elections must be substracted), Arce (the current president, represented in the elections by Eduardo Del Castillo, his ex-Minister of Government with 3.17%), and Andrónico Rodríguez with 8.51% (current president of the Chamber of Deputies) would have divided the pro-government vote, allowing the victory of an 'outsider'. However, this explanation is insufficient because it mystifies the underlying class reality. The triumph of Rodrigo Paz and Edman Lara with the Christian Democratic Party (PDC) is not a conjunctural accident, but rather the result of the structural convergence between the exhaustion of social-democratic reformism, which ideologically disarmed the working cPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Tank you news anon

Tybna



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What is meant by "the withering away of the state"?
Why should it ever happen?
What does "the state" even mean here? No more courts? No more police force? Army? idgi
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>>2453162
Has anyone ever made a graphic about the 11 types of liberalism? I never knew before today that Mao proposed 11 types of liberalism because none of you maoist faggots ever mentioned it and I've never read anything by mao that ever inspired me to read anything else.

Moving from the administration of people to the administration of things. Not that there stops being bodies for organizing social activity, but that the purpose of a state, class domination, is no longer present. It's kind of a definitional thing, but it describes this concept

>>2440769
>the flawed assumption that the state magically withers away
>>2440992
>2. ???
>>2440695
>Why should it ever happen?
productive forces

https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1917/staterev/ch05.htm#s4

>>2441197
Will that not unfold into erecting organizations or institutions meant to train and employ people for such tasks?

Additionally, wouldn‘t there be laws, courts and police needed to maintain whatever societal order proles find best? If the answer is no because “proles will manage for themselves” isn‘t that just limiting yourself to a poorer organization of those tasks as opposed to having designated institutions?

Marx continues:

"In a higher phase of communist society, after the enslaving subordination of the individual to the division of labor, and with it also the antithesis between mental and physical labor, has vanished, after labor has become not only a livelihood but life's prime want, after the productive forces have increased with the all-round development of the individual, and all the springs of co-operative wealth flow more abundantly–only then can the narrow horizon of bourgeois law be left behind in its entirety and society inscribe on its banners: From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs!"

Only now can we fully appreciate the correctness of Engels' remarks mercilessly ridiculing the absurdity of combining the words “freedom” and “state”. So long as the state exists there is no freedom. When there is freedom, there will be no state.

The economic basis for the complete withering away of the state is such a high state of development of communism at which the antithesis between mental and physical labor disappears, at which there consequently disappears one of the principal sources of modern social inequality–a source, moreover, which cannot on any account be removed immediately by the mere conversion of the means of production into public property, by the mere expropriation of the capitalists.

This expropriation will make it possible for the productive forces to develop to a tremendous extent. And when we see how incredibly capitalism is already retarding this development, when we see how much progress could be achieved on the basis of the level of technique already attained, we are entitled to say with the fullest confidence that the expropriation of the capitalists will inevitably result in an enormous development of the productive forces of human society. But how rapidly this development will proceed, how soon it will reach the point of breaking away from the division of labor, of doing away with the antithesis between mental and physical labor, of transforming labor into "life's prime want"–we do not and cannot know.

That is why we are entitled to speak only of the inevitable withering away of the state, emphasizing the protracted nature of this process and its dependence upon the rapidity of development of the higher phase of communism, and leaving the question of the time required for, or the concrete forms of, the withering away quite open, because there is nPost too long. Click here to view the full text.



 

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>>2412078
Ben Shapiro is too short to step on anyone

Someone remind me to make a meme later where it’s like
>”How Marx saw colonialism”
And it’s just Victoria 3 gameplay. Juxtapose that with
>”How American Marxists see colonialism”
And you get James Cameron’s Avatar or SpecOps the Line

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We are at the fascists stooges praying to trump stage of fascism

>>>/leftypol/2402861
And now I can't unsee the relation between that and dengism

>>2414669
Image or it never happened



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I get that "Socialism in One Country" was ultimately a disastrous policy that ended in complete failure and that the Stalinists revised a lot of Marx's and Lenin's theory to falsely claim that the USSR had already achieved Socialism and ended class struggle in the fucking 30s but realistically speaking, what other approach could they have taken after the failure of the German and Hungarian revolutions?
Like if you were Stalin in the 1930 what would you have done differently to ensure that the Soviet Union stayed in the path of socialism while also maintaining theoretical purity?
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>>2445492
you'll never believe this, but it is

idk if its as much of a reddit/discord raid and two or three people who happen to be in a reddit discord that share links and shitpost together

does that really constitute a raid or expose how easy it is to flood a dead website

Raid. Le interimperialist conflict. Ussr was imperialist.

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It all went wrong in 1914

Leftcoms are the worst. They deny the importance of race and nation in building socialism, they dismiss foundational theorists of Marxism like Lenin, Stalin and Kim Il-Sung, and they have the audacity to suggest that class struggle is possible within the imperial core.
Just a completely unserious, garbage ideology.



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The relative success of historical revolutionary movements, particularly the RSDLP in Tsarist Russia, emerged from conditions where the brutal exploitation by an autocratic state created clear, unambiguous class antagonisms. In stark contrast, the modern imperialist state has developed sophisticated mechanisms for pacifying its domestic population through the economic exploitation of the Global South and a comprehensive ideological apparatus that permeates media, education, and culture. This system actively manufactures consent and produces what has been termed "one-dimensional" thought, systematically stifling revolutionary imagination and limiting opposition to symbolic protests or fragmented riots that fail to challenge state power fundamentally.

This challenge is compounded by the prevalence of what the Ancient Greeks termed idiotes - private individuals indifferent to public life who prioritize personal existence centered on family, property, and stability. This separation of private and public life, coupled with a deep-seated aversion to examining one's own manufactured desires and historicity, creates fundamental obstacles to meaningful political action.

Within the left itself, this stagnation manifests through tendencies that reproduce different forms of one-dimensionality: left-communism through abstract reductionism and orthodox Marxism-Leninism through sometimes-uncritical defense of historical socialist projects that, despite their achievements, did not represent communism as the final resolution of history. The totality of Marxism—its rigid, all-encompassing system for examining the social world that rejects esotericism and religious thinking—provides the tools to understand these limitations, but also reveals why mere theoretical understanding is insufficient.

The writings of Marx, Engels, and Lenin provide a unified blueprint for addressing these challenges through patient construction of independent structures for communication and education. This methodical approach responds directly to the ideological hegemony of the bourgeois state and the political disengagement of the idiotes. The Marxist struggle thus operates on multiple fronts: against the sinking pull of bourgeois society, against its ideological current, and against the temptation to pursue premature political actions before establishing necessary organizational foPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2452348
okay. there's no mention of gramsci in the text, but still, the ruling ideas are the ideas of the ruling class.

>>2452354
The text does allude to it
Along with Marcuse' One Dimensional Man
https://www.marcuse.org/herbert/pubs/64onedim/odmcontents.html

That isn't a bad thing

>>2452320
Your theory is trash and your newspapers are trash. IDGAF what some retard college student wrote about <<issue of the day>>. Pseudo-Marxist newspapers never fail to disappoint me with their rncredibly poor quality of analysis. Marxism is the revolutionary science and Marxist newspapers are revolutionary toilet paper.

But seriously though quality over quantity. It's not about screeching loudly in red paint. It's about equipping the workers with the tools to understand and criticize the situation.

>>2452438
The newspaper is not important. It's the skeleton which forms around the 'newspaper'. The newspaper can be whatever.
>Crucially, the technical demands of producing and distributing such a paper—the collection of information, regular correspondence, and organized distribution networks—actively necessitate creating a framework of local agents. This logistical requirement itself becomes a revolutionary organizing tool, forming an organizational skeleton that develops the capacity to respond flexibly to diverse events

You can up the quality of responses by assigning the AI a role. E.g. "you're a scholar of marxism, with a particular focus on successful revolutionary movements. [the rest of what you want to ask]". This kind of thing can weed out the liberalism pretty well

To me this little essay is more or less concept salad. It's hard to follow and the conclusion is not very comprehensive, maybe other than that first communist intellectuals need to reach each other, then organize, and probably not the other way around



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After reading Marxist literature, studying the history of Marxist states, and interacting with self-proclaimed Marxists, I've come to the conclusion that "Marxist" as a term isn't particularly useful.

In common usage, it describes a number of largely distinct ideologies and forms of political and economic organization that are connected by genealogy and geopolitics. China under Mao was a very different beast than China under Xi, and yet they're both seen as Communist because the latter came from the former, and the former had its basis in the Soviet Union under Stalin had its basis in the Soviet Union under Lenin had its basis in the writings of Marx and Engels. And this is just one state (technically two, but you get the point); looking at the bigger picture, things are even more variable based on time and place.

This isn't to talk ill of China or the Soviet Union by the way, I admire both greatly. My issue is more that "I'm a Marxist" isn't a phrase that tells anyone much of anything unless it's heavily qualified.
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>>2452761
Yeah that's the type of philosophical bullshit I mentioned. Of course communism is a state of affairs to be established, an ideal of which reality will have to adjust itself:

End commodity production (end bourgeois property, end wage labor, production for exchange, etc.)

End classes.

End the bourgeois family.

End the distinction between town and country.

End religion.

End the state and replace it with an "administration of things"

Lower stage socialism with labor vouchers used to take from the common stock the equivalent of what you put in.

Marx is a thinker like anything else, the human mind thinks in abstracts which is both a blessing and a curse regardless of how educated the person is.
Which is a problem.
There are no terms used to describe how devotional to Marx many "Marxists" are.
Fucking Hitler read Marx you know that right? Two distinct sources state he did, and obviously he did, it was the 1900s, if he wanted to get political he would have to do so eventually, and he almost always went into a autistic rage at "Bolshevism" more than he name dropped Marx, as well as appropriated his terminology but most people would never say he was a Marxist.
Marx himself was most critical of all other socialists. to the point where I don't think he would have ever stopped finding anything wrong with the current state of affairs.
In this however, almost 80% of what modern socialists espouse is actually something he'd call them fucking retards for. There was a book posted here, the title was so abstract I can't even recall it, but I read it, it had citations down to the letters he shared when I read it, and he shit talked every single concept trying to make socialism feasible in his time. You can argue he was trying to tweak it but chances are he was against a lot of those things and more in line with doing away with it for a more decentralized, cashless communism. It's a whole thing.
Third and in relation to the above, there is a giant trove of shit Engels and Marx both said that just would not fly today, it's either going to be seen as insane, reactionary even, or just outdated in relation to places that no longer exist, knowledge that was just wrong, and the more we figure out to be fact with new scientific measurements the more it all comes into question. How come even the most hardcore orthodox Marxists kneel and say "Yeah Marx was wrong and a fucking retard actually."
So what makes a Marxist?
The answer is nothing, we have a tendency to group people together, and before you know it people think they're part of the gang, and that all it takes is agreeing with dialectics or class struggle to be Marxian, or believe in a DOTP.
If Marx came back today he would shit himself and throw a tantrum going "No! I'm the only Marxist! You fucking uyghurs have besmirched my name! Me I am the only one! How dare you turn my works into this!"
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> "I'm a Marxist" isn't a phrase that tells anyone much of anything
<"The modern synthesis was the early 20th-century synthesis of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution and Gregor Mendel's ideas on heredity into a joint mathematical framework. Julian Huxley coined the term in his 1942 book, Evolution: The Modern Synthesis. The synthesis combined the ideas of natural selection, Mendelian genetics, and population genetics. It also related the broad-scale macroevolution seen by palaeontologists to the small-scale microevolution of local populations." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_synthesis_(20th_century)
Neo-Marxism would presumably also be a synthesis of some kind that collects a bunch of diverse fields into one…but the thing is, its all still Darwinian natural selection. Marxism is all still a historical materialist critique of liberal political economy that obscures class war as the root of historical development

>>2452754
>actually a useful older word that means system of belief
<Red Scare podcast neoliberals: "I'm not like those other girls, I'm non-ideological"
the liberal idealist conception of "Ideology" (VS the Marxian Althussy view of the 'ideological state apparatus' as you mentioned) is only a useful word for shit eating radlibs to pretend like they are just rational and objective scientists who magically know the truth

>>2452058
That just means you dont understand Marx's reasoning and way of conceiving of things

>>2451433
>In common usage, it describes a number of largely distinct ideologies and forms of political and economic organization that are connected by genealogy and geopolitics.
sorta yeah sorta not really. ML is just marxism applied to soviet conditions. MZT is applied to chinese conditions. HCMT to vietnam, juche to korean, foco to cuba. that last one even makes an example of itself by not working applied to different conditions. thats why marx oriented ancoms and demsuccs still get critical support when they arent atagonizing communists. its possible they know their conditions and they might apply. the proof is in practice not in theory, and thats marxism.



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Its fucking over WW3 is about to start.



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>>2452043
Probably should be putting that shit into american water supplies at this point

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Wrong
You think nukes will stop us/them?
We will simply get back up and do it again.
The American Spirit is unbreakable. It may be under another name, a different continent altogether but the great Burger in the Sky will appear again.

at this point nuclear war would be better than slow climate collapse

Putin should gib Salla 2 Suomi

>>2452904
Salsa status, mayo monkey?



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