/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

QUATENNENS INNOCENT

Rappel a l'ordre

>>2182348
Aussi nan tu aurais juste puent faire une recherche sur google comme même.
>>2178939
>C'est sûr que quand tu banques sur les radfems et "croire les victimes" etc, tu te fait discréditer avec une facilité déconcertante.
Missile de Vérité.
>>2182372
Second Missile de Vérité.

Les gauchiasses de Blast qui s'agenouillent devant une meuf de la CIA qui chouine sur la Corée du Nord pendant 20 minutes, ça me n'étonnerais pas que la bande à Usul soient eux-mêmes affiliés à la CIA comme tous les trots de la Guerre Froide, c'est quand même bien étrange qu'ils n'ont jamais parlé de l'OTAN ou de ce fasciste de Zelenskyy depuis 3 ans

>>2135959
Brassens mon amour

Voici une autre de lui que j'aime bien:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZpNgSaYWts

>>2137181
J'suis français canadien hors Québec :^)
>>2140016
C'est con ça

this was probably supposed to be stickied

>>2192068
>fascism is when right libertarianism
istg your brains are bleached

>>2183867
>Russia is a stooge of US imperialism
China supports Russia's defensive war against NATO though

>>2191173
>"critical support" is a trotskyist concept:
big if true. good thing nobody on here does any "critical" or "uncritical" support. Because support has to be actually material. And nobody here does anything material. They either cheerlead or denounce cheerleading. Purely rhetoric.

>>2192101
>Xi isn't supporting fascists, he is only supporting traditionalist anti communists
wow

It never left

Will Maupin and Hinkle keep gushing over Trump now that Trump is responsible for Palestinian genocide like Biden?

>>2191878
who cares what anti communists think and say

>>2191798
Wow, it's such a surprise that Israel broke the ceasefire as violently as possible short of a nuke. Who could have seen this coming from the most moral army.

How does this end

>>2186695
>Jews Zionists are sick people!
Fixed it for you, dumbass.

>>2191977
When the last arab has left for Europe and the jews start settling in Brussles.

>>2174615
>>2174416
give me the qrd on Jiang

>>2173922
Syria should be updated

I think Deng ruined China

Brown University professor deported despite judge’s order, defying US court
Federal prosecutors on Monday alleged that they deported 34-year-old Rasha Alawieh after discovering “sympathetic photos and videos” on her cellphone of prominent figures of Iran-backed Hezbollah. Alawieh told federal agents that she had recently attended the funeral of the Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, whom she supported from a “religious perspective”, according to Reuters.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/17/brown-university-rasha-alawieh-deported-lebanon

UAW President Fain backs 'tariffs done in the right way' as Trump deadline looms
"I think it needs to be not under the guise of drugs, immigration or border security, but they need to be strategic in how they do them," Fain said in an interview with The Detroit News after a speaking engagement at a Detroit church.
https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2025/03/16/fain-backs-tariffs-done-in-the-right-way-calls-for-solidarity-at-detroit-church/82402885007/
https://archive.ph/Qpmu7

US deports over 200 Venezuelan immigrants to El Salvador despite court ban
The United States has flown more than 200 immigrants, alleged members of a Venezuelan gang, to be imprisoned in El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele has said, after his US counterpart Donald Trump controversially invoked wartime legislation to expel them.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/3/16/venezuelan-immigrants-deported-to-el-salvador-despite-us-court-ban
https://archive.ph/Ait3t

1 in 4 programming jobs have vanished. What happened?
Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

Was the Teamsters’ Amazon Strike a Success?
The world has radically changed over the past four-plus decades. Unions haven’t. Or at least they haven’t changed nearly enough to match what they’re up against. In this context, unionizing Amazon — iconic in status and fanatically anti-union — stands as a definitive challenge for this generation of trade unionists. The catch-22 is that while unionizing Amazon holds out the promise of renewing labor, bringing Amazon to heel demands an already-revived labor movement in place. The only way around this lies in moving to transform labor through the process of unionizing Amazon. With the first strike of Amazon (December 19 to 24, 2024, at seven locations in the United States) now behind us, it seems especially important to have the widest discussions about its outcome and relationship to reviving labor. What went right in the strike? What went wrong? What might we collectively learn and incorporate for “next time”?
https://jacobin.com/2025/03/teamsters-amazon-strike-union-strategy

From colony to curriculum gap: the erasure of Irish history in Britain
I HAVE a confession to make. I’m a third Irish, according to the DNA test my sister bought me for Christmas, yet it took me 40 years to learn anything about the history of Ireland. As the crow flies, I live closer to Dublin, where my grandmother was born and spent most of her childhood, than I do to London. Yet I’ve never even spent a drunken weekend on a stag do in Temple Bar. My only introduction to Irish culture was singing rebel songs with my aunts, uncles and cousins at my grandparents’ house on Boxing Day each year. My mother used to tell me about her Irish dancing lessons and my aunt recalls being in a dance troupe called “Sinn Fein.” But over time, as the family grew and mixed with English blood, that sense of Irishness seemed to fade.I’m not alone. Some estimates suggest over six million people in Britain and Northern Ireland are entitled to an Irish passport — more than the population of the Republic of Ireland itself! Yet I’d wager that one thing many of us share is our ignorance of Irish history.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/coPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2191641
>some people here arent realizing that even if human workers are required, less so are needed with ai.
it's just a change in the organic composition of capital. More C, less V. Btw More C less V in one sector just frees up V to be bought up by new sectors of labor that haven't been automated yet.
>With ai automating a lot of the work processes, you just need a few humans to do maintenance. So even if some humans are still needed the majority of humanity today is not….Thus the great culling and minimization of the human population will occur…
why all the production if no one to consume it? No what's really going to happen is the great mass of humanity is going to have their consumption subsidized. What kind of society culls humanity while producing more than enough for the current batch of humans with automation? A world where robots trade stocks but there are no people left? Maybe. But what is more likely is the gradual synthesis of humans with their technology to the point that they become indistinguishable. C and V merge. Transhumanism.
>>2191641

>companies can buy each others products. Companies can themselves become the consumer of other company products.
Yes. But at the end of the day production is carried on for human consumption. If you get rid of the humans, the production has no purpose.

>>2191647
>why all the production if no one to consume it? No what's really going to happen is the great mass of humanity is going to have their consumption subsidized. What kind of society culls humanity while producing more than enough for the current batch of humans with automation
a society that is heading towards a climate and ecological society catastrophe. a society where the bourg elite recognize the current model is not sustainable.
The planet is heading towards a extreme ecological and climate disaster. The bourg knows this which is why they are investing heavily in ai, robotics and etc.
They know that the current model of consumption can not work. They know that a lot of humans will die during the future climate apocalypse. They know that at this point nothing will stop this climate apocalypse except for massive degrowth or magical technological inventions. Things which the bourg don't want to do or are just magical in nature
So their solution is to just let people die off. Cull or let the population die off to more sustainable levels. Let the apocalypse happen and then rule the remains. There's a reason why they are building bunkers and buying land.
Thus after this situation you will get a massively reduced humanity and a few mega corporations running everything. (well unless china saves us)

>Yes. But at the end of the day production is carried on for human consumption. If you get rid of the humans, the production has no purpose.

Thats why you keep only a few humans around. As long as theres a few humans (the corporate ceos) and the (mantinence workers) production still has a purpose. Except instead of being for the mass of humanity its now mainly for the pleasure of future techno feudalists.

>>2191661
I think such a plan will backfire but I suppose it doesn't matter. Only time can tell.

>>2191666
>Only time can tell.
aye we live in interesting times
(WHY THE FUCK WASNT I BORN IN THE 1970s, ;-;. Im just a young adult. Why do i have to suffer even though im still young.)

Moved to >>>/tech/28741.

>>2190824
Right, and is Home Depot somehow responsible for some guy not having a job despite doing nothing to restrict that guy from owning or renting equipment to employ themselves?

Shouldn’t you redirect your anger towards landlords and politicians that actually make full employment difficult by not building the infrastructure necessary to gather labour at a territories periphery? After all, even the soviets took a few years of building and mobilization before everyone past central Russia could be considered employed and even then that employment wasn’t always stable.

>>2190940
>Right, and is Home Depot somehow responsible for some guy not having a job despite doing nothing to restrict that guy from owning or renting equipment to employ themselves?
unemployment is a systemic problem under capitalism. I never implied home depot is responsible for unemployment. I implied the exploit the "self employed" sole proprietor by renting them means of production that they cannot own. It is like being a landlord, but for tools, instead of for shelter. They are rentiers.
>Shouldn’t you redirect your anger towards landlords and politicians that actually make full employment difficult
My anger is directed at landlords and politicians. It is also directed at capitalists. Mentioning that home depot is a capitalist firm that rents out means of production to sole proprietors who don't make that much money is not mutually exclusive with that.
>that actually make full employment difficult
full employment under capitalism is impossible, not merely difficult, because partial unemployment, and a reserve army of labor, are built into the system itself. Full employment would mean everyone could go on strike and it would be very hard for capitalists to fire those people and get replacements. so there needs to be a reserve army of labor to counterbalance worker organizing. Bourgeois governments have always opposed full employment. After WW2 the USSR proposed in an international economic panel to make full employment of all able bodied adults international law and the US and UK struck it down.
>even the soviets took a few years of building and mobilization before everyone past central Russia could be considered employed and even then that employment wasn’t always stable.
there's a difference between rapid industrial development in a semi-feudal country and a fully developed capitalist country in the imperial core. Unemployment is a feature here, not a bug.

>>2190807
It’s literally the opposite

>>2191057
I’m not you man. Where I live, most people can just buy and own whatever tools Home Depot sells. Land here is cheap too. I’m not sure how the hell you end up with a “you cannot even own your own workshop” situation. But I’ll trust your word on American home depot’s issues.

Otherwise, I don’t see how companies similar to Home Depot somehow systemically contribute to proletarianization when they both allow and support renting and ownership over industrial tech.

>>2190910
B- but…muh geopolitics tho…

>>2190910
These events are clearly good but some MLs just have no fun allowed syndrome, everyone who doesn't worship Stalin is just an evil lib

>>2189570
Your autonomous community? Where is it?

>>2188923
It's probably useless as far as activism go but it's pretty funny. I doubt it's even made by antifas it's probably radicalized normies who hate Musk for his court eunuch antics.

>>2190870
>>2190872
Makes Americans realize that they can do things besides useless peaceful protests, destroys a shitty car company, and makes Elon's net worth go down. At a minimum it's punishing the richest man in the world for his horrendous actions.
>noooo unless it instantly destroys capitalism it's useless!