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>Previous Bake
>>2749258

Latest News
>Israel and USA may have underestimated Iran
<Dimona residential complex hit
<Israel taking over Shia villages in Lebanon
>Things aren't looking good

>Important Links:

https://www.flightradar24.com/
https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:52.7/centery:26.8/zoom:7
https://www.defconlevel.com/
https://oilprice.com/
https://www.pizzint.watch/
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>GET IN HERE LEFTYCHUDS
>>2751584
>GET IN HERE LEFTYCHUDS
>>2751584
>GET IN HERE LEFTYCHUDS
>>2751584
>GET IN HERE LEFTYCHUDS
>>2751584
>GET IN HERE LEFTYCHUDS
>>2751584
>GET IN HERE LEFTYCHUDS
>>2751584
>GET IN HERE LEFTYCHUDS
>>2751584
>GET IN HERE LEFTYCHUDS
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>>2751093
nah it just made his mysticism even worse, he just does palm readings while trying to aura-farm on the people he debates (strawmanning)

>>2751348
HOLLY SHIT.

>>2750795
>Jesus claimed the temple would never be rebuilt

Gonna need sauce on that one anon

>>2750795
Acts 31:24



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🗽 UNITED STATES POLITICS 🦅

>Babe Ruth Edition


💀 ICE & Prison Resources
(Amerika is the most incarcerated country in the world!)
https://www.iceinmyarea.org/ – ICE tracker using public info and user submissions
https://www.aila.org/infonet/deaths-at-adult-detention-centers – list of deaths at ICE concentration camps
https://mkorostoff.github.io/incarceration-in-real-numbers/ – visualization of prison population in US
https://www.organizingforpower.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Organizing-in-Jail.pdf – RANT Collective - Organizing in Prison — for when the walls close in
https://alcpress.org/usjails/index.html – database of U.S. facilities incl. ICE holding sites
https://www.prisonactivist.org/resources – list of prison related resources, mailing lists, etc
https://wiki.icelist.is/index.php/Category:Agents – ICE Agent List (incomplete)
https://uspoliticalprisoners.com/ US Political Prison Tracker (last updated 2025)

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>>2739875
she should have broken the glass before throwing the soup

>>2738966
Why would you reply if you're going to tell them to fuck off? it's if you went to someone's house and told them to fuck off, instead of you leaving.
>>2738989
Words are essentially meaningful.
>>2739053
Maybe we can get these guys on our side before they radicalize them and then we spend a life time hanging out, and this time, our enemies will be our friends, terrible joke but so are other things.
>>2739056
They don't even have dental.
>>2739846
Sounds like we should talk to this bourgesi guy, he seems to causing something.
>>2739873
There is no Right, it's just vague conspiracies to "stress" test the public and give them "pride" in something women don't respect, and i'll be light, but the end result is unknowing degradation to them when they have their storm the capital moment, even and/or especially on image boards. This is a lot of attention just to get a bunch of guys to be gay, all you had to do was make transwomen hot and "P".
>>2739856
Why would you appeal to emotion when it comes to values you view as spelled name calling? You wanna be right as people who can get called beaner and be okay.
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>>2738750
Facism is suppose to work with the people, just like leftism.
>perhaps colonizing a few more avenues of life to serve commodity production maybe
Do you want sex? be hot!

>>2738719
The idea of God being "greater" than his creation is weird, it's not a hierarchy, he wants them to be "good" and become like him, in this case autonomous, and to be like him.
>>2738738
>we will get global islamic ummah as the victorious religion/nation and then the proletariat will rebel against the islamo-porky in the final revolution.
Wouldn't that be a circular revelation? If you the porky in this example are giving global islam to the proletariat, and you you're self are a porky islamist proletariat, then you are the power you're fighting.
>today humanity is too fractured among religions and nations for proletarian revolution.
Not really, among people who have what they need, and you never know something as simple as marrying a hot Asian woman could send that entire system crashing down, so hard the proletarian really are freactured.

>>2754143
you bumped a ten day old thread for this?



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Why does it seem like most of the heavy handed police repression and operations in USA that use lethality have been against anarchists? like im talking mass raids in operations, mass arrest sweeps, targeted killings, why did they stop doing that with the more marxist groups like they did in the 80s back and suddenly just seem hyper focused on anarchist. like the cointrlpero of the usa government against them now seems way more harsh than on other lefty groups. anarchists back then basically got to fuck around in communes and get surveilled but not actively destroyed. now fast forward and it's like the opposite. after 9/11 you start seeing way more entrapment cases against anarchists than actual marxist groups, the green scare after was straight up hunting anarchists with cases facing decades, murders by cops, multi-jurisdiction tactical raids on the same day across multiple states, RICOS, and now trump signs a bill naming "anarchist jurisdictions" specifically as the highest lvls of "terror" but the dems been doing the same shit just quieter with biden's and obamas doj still prosecuting 2020 protestors n anarchist being killed by police under biden. meanwhile ml groups mostly just host panels at universities and don't get their doors kicked in at all, they dont have cops visibly come to show force to intimidate them at meetings even but they do all this for anarchist. like why did the state stop caring about leninists who actually wanna seize state power and start obsessing over black blocs who just wanna smash windows. what changed
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>>2749752

The central problem is not one of ideology or will, but of space of social reproduction in relation to class struggle. I once spoke with someone who had traveled abroad and spent time with militant Marxist-Leninist formations in the Third World, Irish republicans in Belfast, Kurdish movements in Turkey, and anarchist collectives in Athens Greece. What struck them, what they emphasized was that these militants do not simply act, then return to their individual lives within capitalism. They live together. Every day. In squats, in cadres, in shared housing where the boundary between organizing and existing dissolves. They see one another constantly, and in that proximity they build something the American left has largely lost; genuine comradery, every day structures of mutual survival, and a territorial claim on the spaces they inhabit.

What passes for movement life in the United States, by contrast, tends toward the episodic. People gather for actions. They disperse to isolated apartments, our precarious work schedules, our atomized existences. Mutual aid becomes charity , a distribution event rather than a mode of existence. We do not claim neighborhoods. We do not live with one another as a unit. We do not transform the everyday into the terrain of struggle. The changing material conditions of modern American life, the housing market, the geography of sprawl, the fragmentation of the working class conspire against the kind of dense, sustained, face-to-face organizing that characterizes movements elsewhere. But we must also name our own failure to resist these conditions, to carve out space where there is no space, to build the kind of collective life that makes daily revolutionary practice possible. The problem is not that we lack the will. It is that we lack the architecture, the squats, the cadres, the shared kitchens, the rooms where the struggle continuously engages in spheres of social reproduction. Squatting as a culture exists, and even thrives in the USA, but like everything else, it is overall hyper individualistic and isolated, centered around addiction too.

I will not claim that business unions are without failures. Their histories are entangled with bureaucracy, with compromises that have often sold out rank-and-file militancy. But when I look at the most resilient unions in the United States such the IBEW, thPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2749663
>This, by the way, is not an anarchist tactic. It is a guerrilla warfare tactic. Guerrilla warfare has always included rioting and rowdy demonstrations as part of its repertoire as well.
That makes sense. In this specific case (not to generalize it), I don't think it made sense though, because it was just an anarchist group acting completely on its own. It's a different situation in Northern Ireland where you could be directly embedded in a whole community in a state of unrest.

>>2749720
>I would almost certainly guess you are … in the South
That's a bingo. But yeah I want to stress that it's a specific local condition (or pathology).

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>>2749929

I guessed easily, because the dynamic you describe is a recurring pattern in the American militant left in regions with smaller cities, more sprawl and wide open space. The transplantation of tactics honed in tightly condensed urban terrains where populations already exist in sustained, often violent antagonism with state security into landscapes that lack those material preconditions. This is just a failure to read the concrete conditions of struggle. When organizers attempt to import methods developed in Belfast, Athens, Oakland, Seattle, Philadelphia, LA, Boston, or the barrios of Latin America without first assessing whether the local geography, density, and social composition support them, the result is not militancy but theater, with a script that makes you cringe.

That said, the United States is not uniformly suburban sprawl. There are cities, some in the Rust Belt, some in the former industrial Northeast which is modeled after European cities, some in the colonias of the Southwest. These are usually places whose physically visible racial and class divisions rival those of Belfast at its peak. They contain condensed neighborhoods where youth, adults, and entire communities exist in explicit, generational opposition to policing, alongside equally entrenched enclaves of support for the carceral state. In such places, the conditions for sustained confrontational politics exist; density, historical memory of state violence, a recent history of resistance, and existing networks of mutual aid, and a population that already understands the state as adversary. In these cities, the tactics developed elsewhere, mobility, evasion, territorial defense of blocks, become not imported affectations but viable responses to a real terrain of struggle. The question is not whether such tactics can work in the United States, but whether the left has the patience to identify where they can, and the discipline to realize where they do not.


Arizona is for some reason very different. I remember seeing anarchists open carrying in like 2015 there. Now we see scenes like this out of tuscon -

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>>2743615
For one part, this
>>2742803
For the other part, they also did a little „research“ about the psychology of Marxists and Anarchists since then. Marxists tend to be in their authoritarian left spectre, especially MLs, meanwhile Anarchists are the deepest in the antiauthoritarian left spectre possible.
According to whatever „science“ there is behind it, authoritarians are about 10 times less likely to be active in some way than antiauthoritarians. So if we assume that Anarchists are 10 times more violent against the capitalist state, they probably did a little math and thought 1000 Anarchists can do as much damage as 100.000 MLs.

>>2750637

can you find the source on this?? In my time in CPUSA, any time a Marxist wanted to do anything communist or against capitalism, they called it Anarchism. They even called critiques of the police Anarchism. They were very militant about being anti-militancy within anti-capitalist perspectives.



 

What do we do about the little Hitlerite problem?

The merits of the petite-bourgeoisie in national liberation struggles are debatable but in the imperial core small-business owners are nothing but the spear-tip of reaction.

So how do we as workers actually struggle against the small-business owners? It seems like there's no direct way of struggling against these assholes. I would like high taxes and tight labor regulations but that's a wish, not actual struggle. Boycotts are also pretty useless for the working class.
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>>2750738
>small businesses are inefficient even though they are more competitive than big business
>the government is protecting small business and oppressing big business
>its progressive to simp for big business
more communist wisdom…

idk but the utopian in me would be to encourage if not outright enforce their small businesses to convert to worker cooperatives.

>>2751723
>>small businesses are inefficient even though they are more competitive than big business
yes
>the government is protecting small business and oppressing big business
yes
>its progressive to simp for big business
defending small businesses is inherently reactionary and has never been a communist position

>>2752895
You're forgetting anti-imperialism which as a bonus gives you a free pass for defending literal feudalism.

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>>2709382
Kill them all.



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Thousands march in Argentina to mark 50 years since bloody coup
An estimated 30,000 people were disappeared by the regime in its campaign against dissidents, including a left-wing guerrilla movement, labor activists and students, according to human rights organizations. Official figures place the number at around 8,000. … Human rights organizations, labor unions, student groups, social movements and political organizations called Tuesday for demonstrations across the country under the slogan “Memory, Truth and Justice,” in reference to crimes against humanity committed during the military regime.
https://apnews.com/article/argentina-dictatorship-coup-anniversary-military-protests-60bcea0fba986e71c16320f502dcfaa4

Honduras Opens Impeachment Proceedings Against Attorney General
The announcement was made by Congress President Tomas Zambrano after a session held amid opposition from the Liberty and Refoundation Party (Libre) bloc. The parliamentary session unfolded in the midst of a scuffle involving whistles, shoving, shouting, water being thrown and fireworks being set off, while the complaint outlining the grounds for impeachment against Zelaya was being read.
https://www.telesurenglish.net/honduras-opens-impeachment-proceedings-against-attorney-general/

Emerging from latest blackout, Cuba says ready for any potential US attack
The Cuban government has said it is prepared for any potential United States attacks as the island-nation begins to recover from yet another blackout under a punishing oil blockade imposed by Washington that has pushed its economy to the brink.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/3/22/emerging-from-latest-blackout-cuba-says-ready-for-any-potential-us-attack

Israel prepares to mobilise 400,000 reservists in widening Lebanon war
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More than 3,000 No Kings protests set for Saturday
Progressive political groups, labor unions and human and civil rights organizations expect Saturday's nationwide demonstrations to surpass last year's No Kings rallies in June and October. The Twin Cities will serve as the flagship event, according to organizers, with U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, Joan Baez, Maggie Rogers, Jane Fonda and Bruce Springsteen scheduled to perform or speak at the State Capitol in St. Paul.
https://www.axios.com/2026/03/24/bruce-springsteen-joan-baez-no-kings-twin-cities

FDA flags misleading claims for cancer drug by biotech billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong
The warning letter from the Food and Drug Administration takes issue with a TV advertisement and a separate podcast episode promoting Anktiva, the lead product of ImmunityBio Inc. The drugmaker is one of several biotech firms acquired by Soon-Shiong, who also owns the Los Angeles Times.
https://apnews.com/article/patrick-soonshiong-immunitybio-anktiva-cancer-ebb9a297655dced61487b0317e320307

Portland Public Schools shortens school year in budget-cutting agreement with teachers union
Portland Public Schools is turning four days that were originally intended for instruction, grading or paid time off into furlough days, effectively ending the school year early and condensing the calendar in an effort to patch a budget hole first made public last month.
https://www.opb.org/article/2026/03/22/portland-public-schools-shortens-schol-year/

‘Kristi Noem 2.0’: Two Democrats Join Republicans in Confirming Mullin to Lead DHS
The confirmation vote came amid reports that senators are on the verge of a deal to end the month-long shutdown at DHS, which has left TSA workers unpaid. In the wake of ICE agents’ deadly shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minnesota, Democratic lawmakers have demanded reforms to the immigration enforcement body as part of any DHS funding deal.Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

Built on sand: Trump’s war shatters Labour’s hopes of economic ‘stability’
To the backdrop of bombs raining down in the Middle East, Chancellor Rachel Reeves recently reassured Parliament that “stability” is the “single most important precondition for economic growth”. This is not good news for the British ruling class. Due to long-term underinvestment in infrastructure and industry, British capitalism is not in a strong position to weather this storm. Even before the war in Iran, the UK economy failed to grow at all in January. And things are only set to get worse for British capitalism and its hapless helmsmen.
https://communist.red/built-on-sand-trumps-war-shatters-labours-hopes-of-economic-stability/

There Was No “Right Way” to Attack Iran
When Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and CIA director John Ratcliffe went before Congress last week, they were grilled about the war in Iran. The nature of the grilling was revealing, as many Democrats seem focused on impropriety or strategic errors in warmaking rather than the warmaking itself. Some Democrats pressed Gabbard and Ratcliffe about whether Iran actually posed a meaningful threat to the United States. Gabbard, in particular, was evasive on this point. She’s repeatedly said that it did not, but now she’s committed to staying in Donald Trump’s good graces, no matter the hypocrisy and humiliation involved. Other Democrats, though, only seemed to be concerned with giving the administration a hard time about how they’re waging the war. Did Trump understand that Iran would close the Strait of Hormuz? If not, why not? Did he understand how extensive Iran’s retaliation might be against American assets in the Gulf monarchies? If not, why not? Did Gabbard and Ratcliffe not brief him appropriately, or did Trump just not listen? At times, the grilling seemed about as high-stakes as mid-level managers being dressed down in a quarterly performance review, where the company’s goals are taken for granted and only management’s competence is in question.
https://jacobin.com/2026/03/united-states-iran-war-trump

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Without theoretical consciousness, without the need to express it in articulate language, but making their statement with their bodies and their actions, they cried out that there can be no civil and political equality as long as there is economic inequality, and that the way to end this inequality is not with laws, decrees, lectures and sermons, but by overthrowing by force the bases of a society divided into classes….
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Another lefty splinter? Whats that make now, three? four? I can't remember. Who would have expected the imageboard to be most similar to the sharty in events with stuff like multiple splinters popping up would be leftypol.

>>2753511
Leftcoms are anti-communist marxist, just the same as the bourgeoisie, so you are correct.

leftcom are epstein

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>>2753539
> Who would have expected the imageboard to be most similar to the sharty in events with stuff like multiple splinters popping up would be leftypol.



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The apparatus of surveillance operates on a fundamental asymmetry, and in the USA they seem to assume the tools of surveillance, infiltration, and deception are theirs alone to wield. This assumption is itself a vulnerability, a blind spot carved by decades of impunity. The honey pot, the web of trust, the slow cultivation of access, these are not technologies proprietary to the state and private GWOT actors. They are social dynamics, and like the other social dynamics of repression such as violent force, they can be redirected.

I will not elaborate on specific methods here. That would be not only irresponsible but strategically suicidal. The moment a tactic is named, it is catalogued, and the moment it is catalogued, it becomes less effective. What I can offer, without burning what works, is a confirmation that the web is not one-way. The agent who seeks trust must offer trust. The infiltrator who collects information must receive information. And in that exchange, if one is paying attention, the hunter becomes legible.

This is not theory. This is my experience in Pittsburgh.

Over those years, two individuals I considered comrades, people with whom I shared meals, organizing work, and the ordinary vulnerability of movement life, were turned. I know this now not because they confessed but because a patient, multi-layered honey pot revealed them to us. The method itself is not the story, and I wont burn the method. The story is what the method produced; a pattern. Inconsistencies in their accounts of where they had been, or how they received funding to survive. Questions that lingered too long on details no organizer needed to know. A sudden, inexplicable prosperity during periods of movement quiet, new equipment, paid travel, the kind of financial ease that does not arrive by accident. And finally, the confirmation; information fed to them in confidence, information that had no reason to travel beyond their ears, appearing later in the investigative posture of local authorities.

I now possess testimony from them, though they do not know I possess it. I have documentation of their movements, their communications, their quiet meetings with individuals whose affiliations they never disclosed, both private and public. I have the record of their lives as they lived it while pretending to live ours. And I have the knowledge, cold and finalized upon paper with evidence, that they were asked to gather information on me, and thaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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They are being watched too, look how it makes them run like rodents.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7XEa2axj9E

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>>2752721

Trump sending them to airports just opens up an opportunity to vastly expand ICElist considering he told them "no masks at airports". They didn't expect "investigative journalists" to be at every airport. You can do it too, with just yourself, or your friends. You are now "investigative journalists".

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The individuals in picture have aligned themselves with the very apparatus that has historically targeted our people's movements. If anyone in this thread possesses the capacity to conduct a reverse facial search, they should do so without hesitation (I don't have my other laptop yet). The fear that holds people back from doing this is precisely what reactionary forces rely upon. Documentation and exposure are not optional, they are essential tools for dismantling those who would see us contained. Stop fucking circling within revisionist organizations that do nothing but trail behind electoral events. The real work happens far outside of that, so step the fuck up and start stalking your enemies. Anything less is self‑imposed irrelevance.

So is ICE I'm airports specifically to intimidate TSA into doing their job? They're not doing anything but standing around and arresting one woman in San Francisco.

>>2753404

What we are witnessing is not a series of isolated provocations but a coordinated stress‑test, a deliberate probing of movement capacities, surveillance responses, and legal boundaries. Those behind it are dipping toes into waters they intend to fully occupy. The endgame is the construction of a paramilitary apparatus, a reactionary police force explicitly designed to operate outside the norms of civilian oversight, deployed against domestic adversaries under the guise of a return to old order. This force does not derive solely from the Trump administration; it is the culmination of long‑standing efforts by the most shadowed corridors of the intelligence and police community networks that have been building such capacity across administrations, quietly seeding the infrastructure for a direct‑action wing of the reactionary security state. The continuity runs deeper than any presidency, and its final form will be paramilitary in practice.


https://www.borderreport.com/news/bannon-says-ice-at-airports-test-run-for-2026-elections/



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>Previous Bake
>>2750376

<You're fired TACO! edition (again)


Latest News
>Trump Tacos out on striking Iran power plants, says talks underway
<Iran says no talks happening, Trump was scared of Iran retaliating
>Oil fell after investors sold the hype
<Lukashenko might be the next Maduro, used as bargaining chip against Cucktin to stop supporting Iran [Source: M. Yass]
>Israel was getting shelled by rockets last night from Iran and Hezbochads
<War continues

>Important Links:

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Iran War Enters New Phase
<Drop Site News

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>>2752953
and they only have halberds!

>>2752825
>it's not him, it's the swamp
>2026 in the year of the lord and the anglo-universe.


>>2753048
nah they've got some nifty repeating flintlocks too



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Which socialist countries could a NEET move to join the working class?

<As of 2023, approximately 21.7% of young people worldwide, aged 15 to 35, are classified as NEET, meaning they are not in education, employment, or training. This statistic highlights a significant global issue regarding youth engagement in productive activities.
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>>2706918
Neets and elites. That rhymes

>>2705701
>How do NEETs not experience an existential dread
I do, but I also did when I was non-NEET, I just have better quality sleep now.

>>2660145
Nepal?

>>2705701
the vast majority of "neets" are incapacitated by serious mental health issues exacerbated by capitalism but fuck empathy because a random unemployed shartmerican on pol called me a wagecuck once amirite

I hate wagies so much.



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Why do marxists and leftist never criticize finance capitalism and the banks and the federal reserve with the same fervor as “sound money” libertarians?

Imho if you really want to radicalize people start talking about fractional reserve banking and inflation, not some amorphous “bourgeoisie”
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>>2751051
Do you perhaps think that the scientific socialist position has anything to do with charlatan speculators in the financial market pretending to be "rebels"? Fictitious capital is speculative and unproductive, therefore an economy centered on the dominance of financial capital will lead to deindustrialization, indebtedness that will lead bourgeois states to constantly privatize, cannibalizing the economy and creating more austerity that intensifies the exploitation of workers along with precariousness, where the state's revenue will eventually fall, causing it to incur debt with debt securities that are speculated on in the financial market, demanding more austerity, creating a malicious vicious circle transferring the costs to the workers.

With all this, the question arises of a country's financial and economic sovereignty to seize the means of production to produce according to the needs of the population and their labor in a socialist state that will socialize the economy, abolishing private property, anarchy of production, and social classes. This eventually ends the function of money that existed in capitalism to profit from the sale of goods in the market, exploiting workers to serve the accumulation of capital. In a socialist society, if there is a currency, it will function for accounting and resource allocation in economic planning. Therefore, the answer to the question of the problems of capitalism lies in the abolition of money, which some communists can answer for you.

Remember that before the socialist economy there is the socialization of the economy in the dictatorship of the proletariat, which will exist before and during the socialist economy until full communism, as global hegemony, resolves the contradictions of society for the withering away of the state. This is why, to facilitate expropriations and the abolition of private property, as all successful communist revolutions have done—what the Paris Commune failed to do, and what Marx criticized—the need to seize or establish a national bank in their country, this bank must be public and organized by the workers in a popular workers' council without speculators, economists, bankers, "apolitical" technocrats, or representatives of the bourgeoisie, in order to control the effects of inflation so as not to affect workers' wages, which must be adjusted according tPost too long. Click here to view the full text.


>>2752281
>nobody ever ever ever ever did privatization, austerity, labor discipline, anti-unionism, and class collaborationism before 1970s
oh no, it's retarded

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>>2751064
Reported

>>2751064
You uyghurs are always retarded illiterates. There are literally texts Marx wrote that directly attacked and named the Rothschilds.



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