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>japanese right wing loses big during tokyo election
>japanese right wing win big cause all the votes went to other right wing parties
japanese communists also lost some of their most commie blocs they held for decades, reiwa didnt even gain a single seat
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>>2348041
>It's crazy how such an insular, globally irrelevant country, has so much false importants because they perfected the art of making smut cartoons for asocial perverts.
You're forgetting video games, music, synthesizers, comics/manga, most reliable cars and motorcycles, most reliable capacitors, unique cuisine, best seated toilets aka washlets or electronic bidets, pioneers in filmmaking and cinematography, pioneers in camera technology, high speed train exports to China, Taiwan and India (see: CRH2, THSR 700T and E10 Shinkansen), unique traditional art forms, etc.

>>2356377
>synthesizers
This, and even more.
Yamaha manufactures some synths, but also everything from prized grand pianos like the CFX to reliable entry-level instruments: guitars, violins, flutes, clarinets, saxophones, drum kits, electronic drum pads, absolutely everything. They even manufacture motorcycles. Yamaha stuff is everywhere around the world, just like Kawasaki motorcycles.
Most arranger keyboards used to play Arabic music are Korg keyboards, and they manufacture other ones used all around the world for other styles. The Korg MS-20 was one of the most popular analog synths in the 1980s because it was cheap and was well designed, and it's still popular to this day.
80% of the effect pedals used by guitarists are manufactured by Roland under the name BOSS, because they are cheap and their construction is solid as fuck. They also manufacture synthesizers.
Then you have Ibanez for metal guitars, and some other brands I forgot.

People needs to realize Japan was the China of the 1980s. Back then, Americans hated Japan just as much as they hate the Chinese now. It changed after the real estate crisis and the Plaza Accord, but Japan still has some serious engineering and manufacturing skills. It's not a "globally irrelevant country", far from it.

>>2356450
That’s in the past. University education has been getting worse for years now. Postgraduate education is in particular pretty bad and mediocre. Much experience and knowledge has been lost.

Japan has always relied on foreign advisors. They can’t really invent anything new. Just improve what already exists.

>>2355939
>you should just have to permanently rely on the US military forever, this is anti-imperialism btw
JCP isn't even for the military btw, they have the schizophrenic idea of just not having any military at all and convincing people that they can just rely on International Law like the UN for everything. How anyone takes that seriously is beyond me.
I have no idea what JCP you're talking about. Maybe you mean Reiwa Shinsengumi?

>>2349405
How did this braindead gibberish get any serious consideration here


 

Is it almost pretty much a guarantee at this point? Soon?
The longer the bourgeoisie states exist and hold nukes the greater the threat becomes, in the statistical paradoxes of infinity in all probabilities they will one day have to be used, since a dictatorship of the bourgeoisie can only be finite.

80,000 Hours researchers estimate the chance of nuclear war over the next century is 20–50%
https://80000hours.org/problem-profiles/nuclear-security/
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>>2349769
You're dying of a nuclear war guaranteed.

>>2349770
I believe you and me both will wake up to an alarm next morning and to work asperusual

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>>2349772
I'm looking for drugs, I will take the month off on rough estimate on when it will happen. And if prior warnings come while at work I will have drugs ready.
You will AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA at skin melting while I'm relaxing (picrel).

>>2349787
Mucho respecto for our hero of the skeleton class

>>2349742
>https://80000hours.org/problem-profiles/nuclear-security/
The problem with this site is tallying up small annual probabilities over a long period doesn't work if those probabilities are wild guesses.
Also the bourg can't just "push a button" they need proletarian soldiers and technicians to maintain these weapons.
Once a nuclear missile is made it needs to be constantly serviced in order to remain operational. They also can't just be launched as a whim.
ICBMs are essentially small orbital rockets and their launch preparation are similar. There's a significant crew present in these missile silos which also need a bunch of support staff to do what they're doing, just like for nuclear armed subs and bombers.
So in any (nuclear) conflict the proletariat has the last say on whenever it actually happens.

Just goes to show how deviating nationalist propaganda really is, cuz that's the only reason wars still happen and not have the workers just say no we won't.


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Fuck Debord, Deleuze, Guattari, Adorno, Zizek, all the Frankfurt school, all other postmodernist, critical theory, all these indecipherable philosophers. I despise these social fascist lickspittles. Why are they even considered remotely socialist? It's like they didn't take a single lesson from The German Ideology, they read Marx encyclopedically but don't even pay attention to what he's saying! All they see is the long winded style of writing he inherited from Hegel and replicate that rather than spending a moment to realize that their philosophy is useless. Like liberals they pick out a few 'radical' sounding things and ignore the real work on political economy!

Their understanding of socialism is completely liberal because it is just taking the aesthetics and going 'Well, they had some good points. But I think we need a new way'. Liberal scum. Always they end up supporting NATO and social democracy, or they become ridiculous anarchists. The post-modernists have had a terrible effect on socialism. It is the ideology of neoliberal capitalism, incompatible with Marxism and communism. Post modernists need their delusions beaten out of them to show that the real world does have meaning. Postism is completely rubbish. All 'posts' are ridiculous theories, that included Post-colonialism. Fundementally they are bourgeois, because it is rejecting real progress.

All these lickspittles say is the most radical things ever. "Let's abolish capitalism and all exploitation! Let's abolish time! Let's abolish the current way we see the world!". But then they don't do anything about it! And lots of what they are asking for and conflating with the class struggle is ridiculous like paedophilia and time abolishing. These ones are the ideological fault for postisms and identity politics becoming such a big thing. Nobody real can read their work. Even Marx tried to make his work readable even though at times it is difficult. But they revel in how complex and difficult it is. This is for a reason - their audience is the petit-bourgeois, not the working class.


There has never been a good philosopher. Hegel might have been useful to Marx, but once Marx transcended him he should never be read (Lenin is wrong on this). The only real philosophers are the ones who are working in the struggle. The fascists should be ostracised and their books burned. I despise them and I am angered whenever I hear one of their evil names.
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>>2242664
>Being against academics that distort Marx means you're a chud.

>>2242658
god i love debord

What exactly is wrong with Debord and Guattari? How is Deleuze incompatible with marxism? You're vaguely gesturing at smt but I don't really understand what you mean.

>>2242658
What I fail to understand about westoid "marxist" intellectuals is how they fail to do introspection where it's needed most. They understand that communism seeks to overthrow the whole bourgeois order of things, they supposedly have the historical background to understand that we are but in one historical moment, but then they turn around and talk about the "authoritarian personality", "domination is mental illness", "totalitarian tankie stalin"… retards, what about the words "new proletarian suprestructure" do you not understand? Your concept of freedom is one you took from bourgeois society, no shit proletarian society doesn't conform to the way a german from 1920s who goes on to work in leading universities of the american empire would understand it, or a westoid today for that matter.
Especially the arrogance with which they, no, YOU speak of real revolutions makes me indignant. How the FUCK do you expect a fundamentally superior society to have the same idea of democracy as you? Why would the people who discover new forms of government through practice not be fundamentally in a better spot to understand the situation?

>>2356749
>but then they turn around and talk about the "authoritarian personality", "domination is mental illness", "totalitarian tankie stalin"
I prefer that to the screeching abut imperialism like it's above capitalism


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I can’t be the only one suffering from an extreme amount of ShitLib fatigue right now.

I’m at my last end with these people. Imagine taking part in militant mass protests only to insist the solution is to vote Democrat and throw emotional blackmail on anyone who doesn’t. Just like how liberals showed up to the George Floyd uprising five years ago with voter registration forms, liberals are already showing up at the LA uprising protests to convince people to vote for Democrats in the midterm elections last year. How much longer before libs start showing up with Ukrainian flags and attempt to make the protests about keeping the US in NATO or whatever? They’re also already blaming “white anarchists” for the more militant actions despite footage showing the vast majority of people defending themselves from the pigs are Mexicans and Central Americans themselves.

Do liberals honestly believe this brutality wouldn’t have happened under Harris? Biden and Harris sent goons to brutalize anti-genocide protesters all last year. I fucking hate this.

Anyone else feel the same?
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>>2311193
trvke probably to be honest
We gotta accept that it's the MAGA satanists and friends that brought up Stephen Miller and other child molesters. But also that Tom Homan was appointed under Obama and that Harris adopted a right wing framing on immigration, dems set up what the GOP eventually uses against us.

>>2318453
>99% of news addicts quit before seeing the headline they've been hoping for.
lmao

all of the new york optimists
liberals do not realize that to have a revolution you need to… le- le- kill people??? what???

I have American fatigue

>>2316240
>why YES, I am that gay, autistic, atheist, trans, crippled, militant Marxist that your mother warned you about! 😏😮💅


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>>2320802
I'd meet someone, it's not like I have anything better to do

>>2320748
only s1 was good

>>2321077
ONE WAY OUT

>>2317004
waiter waiter more dead proletarian here

or is israel an inherently bourgeoisie nation (idealism)

let me tell you this slowly
there are proletarians in israel and qaza and iran
mind blowing stuff

>>2356618
pure humanistic idealism, you can't even type your stupid meme right, just go back already.


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The fuck are y’all screaming and crying about India v pakistan, iran v israel, and Ukraine conflicts? It’s literally weak, scrawny, and fat wannabe tough guys (who basically never train) fighting each other on a country level just to grab whatever last shred of dignity they have and cherish it before dying pathetically to a drone or shell. None of that shit is going to affect you, but it is fun to watch the explosions get set off along with the goofier clips of the idiots who sign up to die in these wars arbitrarily or who get arrested for terrorism once the fighting dies down.

Like fuck, you guys do realize that these wars will never go anywhere or amount to anything? They never have.
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The fuck are y’all screaming and crying about Human DNA v Covid19 DNA, Brain cells v cancer cells, and metabolic syndrome conflicts? It’s literally weak, scrawny, and fat wannabe mammal flesh (who basically never do Darwinian adaptation) fighting each other on a body-politic level just to grab whatever last shred of dignity they have and cherish it before dying pathetically to a viron or microbe. None of that shit is going to affect you, but it is fun to watch the glucose sugar hydrolysis get set off along with the goofier epigenetic trauma memory of the idiots who sign up to die in these evolutionary dialectics arbitrarily or who get arrested by white blood cells once the fighting dies down.

Like fuck, you guys do realize that biology will never go anywhere or amount to anything? They never have.

>>2355339
>guys
it's all apes

>>2355843
Hit the gym

> these wars will never go anywhere or amount to anything
yes dawg, its this Kendrick vs Drake beef shieet which will change history
you heard Kendrick call homie a pedo? daaaaaangggg

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Norwegian communist party is now at 7,3% with a consistent and steady trend that is growing rapidly. Rødt is now the largest left-wing party outside of the main legacy party Arbeiderpartiet.
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>>2345655
S-Shut up!

>>2345655
>>2345646
more like the kůck party

>>2344012
Norway isn't in the EU. The UK was fully in, they just had tso exceptions: no eurozone and no schengen area.

>>2344163
I don't think she would approve of any naked military aggression, especially when it is based on nationalist sentiment.

>>2343143
here's some info on the norwegian commie party:
https://bannedthought.net/Norway/index.htm


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>>2355892
You could have said Lenin was petty bourgeois (lawyer), or Castro (son of plantation owner) or Marx (son of petty bourgeois) or Engels (son of haute bourgeois) or Trotsky (from a prosperous family) but instead you chose Xi Jinping, one of the few Communist leaders of actual proletarian origins.

>The son of Chinese communist veteran Xi Zhongxun, Xi was exiled to rural Yanchuan County, Shaanxi Province, as a teenager following his father's purge during the Cultural Revolution. He lived in a yaodong in the village of Liangjiahe, where he joined the CCP after several failed attempts and worked as the local party secretary. After studying chemical engineering at Tsinghua University as a worker-peasant-soldier student, Xi rose through the ranks politically in China's coastal provinces.

>>2355972
I didn't realize being a son of petty bourgeois made you one.

>>2355979
no it doesn't but you do get indirect privileges from being a member of a bourgeois or petty bourgeois families, even if you work for a wage for a living.

Marx was absolutely from a privileged strata, as any man with PhD in 1800s Germany (still Prussia when he was born) would have been. Engels was the son of a literal factory owner and inherited his father's wealth and factories and used them to fund communism. Castro used his family's plantation wealth to pay for tuition and become a lawyer which is how he became involved in public affairs before becoming one of the bearded guerillas on The Grandma.

Anyway if you think any of this is meant to insult these people that's probably my fault for failing to communicate my point clearly. I was talking about Xi Jinping actually being a prole from a prole family.

>>2355370
worked late

>>2355883
Our idea of middle class is different because at one point we had the biggest middle class in history and upward mobility was easy so to a lot of us middle class is potentially interchangeable with proletariat or at least the concepts are related more so than the idea of aspiring owners/petit bourgeois/actual definition of middle class.


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>>2354774
>coining hot commie summer
You just know a MBA idiot went to college in a Public Relations program to come up with this.

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>>2353935
>The power center of the west…
>CALGARY

>>2354573
The angloid middle class will never be socialist, they've made every reactionary decision possible and given the American response to socialism, it should be clear that they have no interest in socialism. The middle class is downwardly mobile and compound interest is coming for their treats. Said compound interest trickles up to the bourgeois, see >>2354595. Your button strawman doesn't hold up.

>>2354595
Maybe true, but the middle class survived 2008, in spite of financial wounds. If the middle class is to get really rekt in another recession, it's gonna have to be big.

>>2354584
Precisely Anon. The treatlerites have a vested class interest in keeping their access to said treats. A big part of this access comes with homeownership, at least in anglo NA. This does not mean change is impossible in the US, it just means that the class structure of the US has to change in a meaningful way before any sort of revolutionary movement has a base in which to form. Pockets of socialist interest exist in the US, they are just not able, or perhaps even willing, to break the petit bourgeois "moderates" that see their fortunes greater with the haute bourgeois.

>>2354602
Thanks Anon, I will be investigating the middle class question more deeply.

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>>2353975
Metal Gear villain mf


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>free trade is colonialist oppression and communism creates self-reliance, but also Cuba must trade with capitalist states and beg for sanction relief because they have shortages of everything from electricity and medicine to plastic straws.(Obvious bait)
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>>2356089
>be for some regulated exchange
>it's another episode of MLs are social democrats without the democracy

>>2356105
this, so much this sis
every single country must get rid of all technology from the outside and start anew, only THEN can we begin building socialism
i say we start from the discovery of fire

>>2356113
>ML can't even CONCEIVE of technology or production without exchange

National self-reliance isn't part of the Communist Manifesto. What's a goal of communism is a united world and the end of nation states. Look at the last sentence of the Manifesto.

Self-reliance policy only exists as reaction to the embargo policy by surrounding capitalist states.

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>>2356049
Hmmmmmmmmm. why do sanctions and embargoes work so well on a relatively small island nation with only a limited variety of natural resources, like Cuba but don't work so well on a large transcontinental country like Russia with a large diversity of natural resources and many land-bordering nations?


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