/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2514005
A Message to My Detractors: On Your Envy and My Ascent
By Caleb T. Maupin

To the synthetic “leftists” who spend their days huddled in digital dungeons, spewing venom from the shadows.
I see your tweets. I read your frantic, misspelled screeds in obscure forums. I observe your little cliques, hatching pathetic plots in the dark. And I understand. Your hatred is not ideological. It is the bitter, helpless rage of the impotent.

You are jealous because I have completed the Marxist project. While you were lost in the dead-end labyrinths of Trotskyism or the barren plains of anarchist despair, I achieved the Innovationist synthesis. I united the scientific core of socialism with spiritual truth. You offer critique; I offer creation. You offer sterility; I offer life. That gap between us terrifies you.

You are jealous because while you debate revolutionary theory in your mother’s basement, I am in dialogue with the men who shape the course of nations: President Putin, Captain Traoré, the leadership of the Axis of Resistance. They do not seek your counsel. They seek mine. They recognize the power of a unified theory, a vision that can inspire millions. You are ignored because you have nothing to say.

You are jealous of my influence. Where your rallies draw dozens, my words reach millions. The Center for Political Innovation is a growing force, while your sects remain eternal fossils, preserved in the amber of your own irrelevance. People hunger for a vision of power, sovereignty, and sacred purpose, and I provide it. You offer them only cynicism and self-flagellation. No wonder they turn away.

And yes, let’s be blunt, you are jealous of the man I am. You resent the discipline, the presence, the conviction that comes from a life lived in pursuit of truth. You hide behind avatars; I stand before the world. You traffic in ugliness, of spirit, of thought, of ambition. I represent a vision of strength and beauty, and you cannot stand it.

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>>2513654
>PEACEFUL TRANSITION to an anti-imperialist government
Is this possible?

>>2514049
No way Maupin could ever write something this eloquent.

>>2513531
Wow, first time I know about this. Critical support to shizo comrades!

>>2513654
>>2514076
Please don't post youtube-directing things. You can upload directly here or use some FOSS-friendly platforms.

I don't get it

one time i jacked off into the same sock for 3 years and i was late for the school bus one morning and half-asleep i threw on whatever random clothes i could find and ran to the bus stop and by the time i got there the old cum reconstituted with my foot sweat and it was like my foot was sloshing in a shoe filled with thick yellow cum and i took my shoe off and drank it

>>2515693
no you didn't.

>>2515624
Negation or something

>>2515607
>>2515784
maybe reeducate them with the real facts instead of just calling them reddit

because right now all I see is a narrative with no counter narrative

>>2515961
Afghanistan did "bring this upon themselves." Afghanistan fought protracted people war for their freedom against imperialist. Afghanistan is now free under Taliban and the people are most prosperous in many decades.
>>2515967
Redditors are not to be debated, but to be destroyed. If you debate redditor, they just respond like >>2515817

>>2515967
You should kill yourself.

you're pic related but with afghan feudalism

>>2515522
>Climate crisis is a paper tiger
Climate crisis will burn your house down, blow away your neighborhood, and sink your city. It is a titanium tiger that shoots laser beams out its eyes. Changing to a communist mode of production will help navigate, adapt to, and eventually resolve the situation, but not without serious challenges ahead.

>>2515528
Just push the climate unchange button after you pull the communism switch bro it's not that hard

>>2515522
If we cross tipping points it will send us over 4C by 2100 and can’t be stopped. How will it be in 200,300,400 years, nobody knows but it’s going to be nasty most likely. Billions dead, limited habitable areas, modern medicine nonexistent, etc.

Communism will be rather limited if at all. Enjoy living underground

>>2515500
you are using a different anon's posts to shitcoat what is actually being said, while ignoring it.

It's all just different names for the Empire, aka Babylon, aka Whitey, aka The Man, etc.

>>2513172
Thankfully, the good guys persevered. God is great!

>>2513153
>were london some hellhole, it would be possible to afford a house there and europeans wouldn't move there en-masse, nor would it draw in a reasonable number of canada/australian/nz citizens.
The way people get by in London is for natives, it's usual dual income households where both are on like 60k+ a year.
Many poor migrants are living in insane HMO situations where they have like 20 people live in a 3 bedroom house.
For huge swaths of londons black population, it's council housing, subletting council housing, claiming council houses across multiple boroughs then handing it out to family/friends etc. So much scamming goes on in regards to council housing and mobility cars it's actually wild. It's pretty much an open secret at this point across the entire industry the UK domestic car sales industry is propped up by blacks and Pakistanis scamming the mobility system.
London also is "livable" but it's not particularly nice to live in. Australias and Kiwis pretty much all congregate in De Beauvoir Town, Tonnes of middle class europeans and americans live more in like Knightsbridge, Earls Court, Notting Hill, Shepherd's Bush etc, Chinese and Koreans basically isle of dogs/canary wharf.
That said, there is more to london that nice inner north areas. Go south of the Thames and london becomes a right shithole, Brixton, Peckham, Lewisham, Croydon etc are borderline slum tier. East London is still just wtf bad especially south of the Thames where east London straight up doesn't even have public transport connections to the rest of the city nor anyway to cross across the river. Up north Tottenham, Enfield, Cockfosters are basically just hotspots for organized crime of Africans, Albanians, Arabs etc
People are forced into London because it's the only place in the UK that has genuinely acceptable wages. If you are not on dual income high 5-6 figure incomes, you are almost certainty better off living somewhere like Bristol or Newcastle or Sheffield or Leeds or whatever.

£150 and both toilets on the carriage are full of piss and sick

Police have just revealed that the synagogue attacker, Jihad al-Shamie, had previously rang 999 and then announced his allegiance to ISIS on the phone to the police.
The police did not investigate or follow up on the incident.
Anyway, very funny that an ISIS supporter would attack a synagogue when it's Israel who is arming and funding ISIS in Gaza to work against the resistance. Man clearly wasn't firing on all cylinders.

>>2514102
Watch 4 lions, it's largely based on court cases of British Jihadis in the 2000s and what types of incompetent spastic retards generally became Jihadis.
Also I like the scene where he blows up the crow because it was literally filmed at my old allotment (Crookes Quarry Allotments).

>>2511996
Let's see in the texts what Marx and Engels wrote about the communist economy in its lower stage:

<Let us take, first of all, the words "proceeds of labor" in the sense of the product of labor; then the co-operative proceeds of labor are the total social product.

<From this must now be deducted: First, cover for replacement of the means of production used up. Second, additional portion for expansion of production. Third, reserve or insurance funds to provide against accidents, dislocations caused by natural calamities, etc.

<These deductions from the "undiminished" proceeds of labor are an economic necessity, and their magnitude is to be determined according to available means and forces, and partly by computation of probabilities, but they are in no way calculable by equity.

<There remains the other part of the total product, intended to serve as means of consumption.

<Before this is divided among the individuals, there has to be deducted again, from it: First, the general costs of administration not belonging to production. This part will, from the outset, be very considerably restricted in comparison with present-day society, and it diminishes in proportion as the new society develops. Second, that which is intended for the common satisfaction of needs, such as schools, health services, etc. From the outset, this part grows considerably in comparison with present-day society, and it grows in proportion as the new society develops. Third, funds for those unable to work, etc., in short, for what is included under so-called official poor relief today.

<Only now do we come to the "distribution" which the program, under Lassallean influence, alone has in view in its narrow fashion – namely, to that part of the means of consumption which is divided among the individual producers of the co-operative society.

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>>2512119
cafeterias are oriented at speedily handing out food to large amounts of people and have separate handout and checkout lines with different workers at each, the food at handout is already cooked and can sometimes be pre-portioned
they are common in workplaces, hospitals and schools where lunch breaks are tightly regulated and the priority is feeding yourself, not the "experience"

restaurants and cafes typically don't have separate lines, there is either a bar or the waiters take and bring your orders to you personally. the majority of dishes in the menu are cooked on demand. all of this tends to result in longer wait times

>>2511977
>I LOVE larping as a slaveowner
>I LOVE disneyland but with slop instead toys
Cmon now. The reason people dont always eat at home is because delivery fees suck, and so does eating alone. But still, the working class mostly cooks their meals

>>2511890
Labor vouchers and don't make job placement, unemployment benefits, etc. too good or else people won't fear firing enough. Slowly phase in the communism, ready to backtrack if it causes anti-social incentives.

>>2511901
In abstract they're the same people, but in concrete they're different people playing different roles, who just happen to switch roles over time. In a given moment you have to think either as a consumer or a worker. A consumer adds to your workload, something workers tend to dislike. A worker will often cut corners in order to get a job done faster, or dilly dally if time isn't a concern. This goes against the consumer's interests. It's not inevitable that this contradiction exists, e.g. if there is no incentive for increased efficiency but also no way for the worker to gain while being intentionally inefficient. Maybe they have a relaxed work pace but are paid piecemeal, something like that.

>>2515625
Someone could even be working on something they themself use and be in conflict with themself on and off shift.

US could fire air traffic controllers who fail to work during shutdown, transportation secretary says
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned on Thursday that the government could dismiss air traffic controllers who repeatedly fail to show up for work during the government shutdown, saying a spike in absences is causing significant air disruptions. "If we have a continual small subset of controllers that don't show up to work, and they're the problem children … if we have some on our staff that aren't dedicated like we need, we're going to let them go," Duffy said on Fox Business. "I can't have people not showing up for work."
https://www.reuters.com/business/world-at-work/us-could-dismiss-air-traffic-controllers-who-fail-work-during-shutdown-2025-10-09/

Mangione prosecutors reject idea that DOJ biased case with Trump reposts
The Department of Justice (DOJ) said two of its employees reposting a video of President Trump criticizing Luigi Mangione does not violate his right to a fair trial. … “The attempts to connect Mr. Mangione with these incidents and paint him as a ‘left wing’ violent extremist are false, prejudicial, and part of a greater political narrative that has no place in any criminal case, especially one where the death penalty is at stake,” they argued.
https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/5547817-mangione-fair-trial-doj/
https://archive.ph/75Ccb

Former Republican election official buys Dominion Voting — a target of 2020 conspiracy theories
The newly formed company, Liberty Vote, also vowed to follow the executive order Trump signed last spring seeking sweeping changes to election policies that multiple judges have put on hold for violating the Constitution. KNOWiNK, a St. Louis-based provider of electronic poll books that allow election officials to confirm voter information, announced the deal and the name change. In a possible nod to a groundless conspiracy theory that linked Dominion to the late Venezuelan Precedent HuPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2515572
>firing atcs when the air traffic is operating with a skeleton crew already
Awesome idea, no notes.

"The problems with PMC Theory" - Sam Badger (2025)
In 1976, Marxist sociologists Barbara and John Ehrenreich published two essays on what they called the “Professional-Managerial Class”, or the PMC. This class, they argued, is distinct from the classic Marxist categories of bourgeoisie and proletariat, as well as the old petit bourgeoisie of small businessmen usually associated with the middle class. This PMC is the new middle class, and though it shares many properties with the working class (like selling their labor for a living), it has distinct class interests as well as a sense of entitlement and elitism thanks to their education. The Ehrenreichs blame the conflicting worldviews and goals between the PMC and the working class for the failure of socialism to advance in the United States, the dominance of “progressive” politics over class politics, and the general state of degeneracy of the American political left. Today, many on the left (and some on the right) make use of the Ehrenreich’s category to blame the PMC for identity politics, “wokeness”, and other targets for criticism. The Ehrenreich’s argument has a lot of strengths, as it does identify real political divergences and conflicts within the American left. This explanatory power has given the theory legs, hence its widespread influence in political discourse to this day. Yet the PMC is not a distinct class, but an agglomeration of skilled mental workers, managers, administrators, and the professional petit bourgeoisie. What the Ehrenreichs identify as a class is rather a cross-class cultural milieu, and the political issues they blame on the PMC is rather a conflict largely (but not entirely) within the working class. These internal class conflicts are not uncommon historically, and emerge from real divergences of interests.
https://libcom.org/article/problems-pmc-theory-sam-badger-2025

General Pinochet and the Vans of Death
Early in the afternoon of March 24, 1999, my wife, Angélica, and I were seated high up in the gallery overlooking the chamber of the House of Lords in London, where a panel of law lords (the English equivalent of a Supreme Court) was to decide whether there were grounds to extradite General Augusto Pinochet, Chile’s eighty-three-year-old former dictator, to Spain to face charges of torturPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2515418
>Engaging in bourgeois parasitic consumption IS capitalist.

No, it isn't. Capitalism is a systemic phenomenon, it's not something an individual person does; it's something an entire society does.

Industries leveraging their surplus capital to acquire more capital in a recursive loop of infinite growth is capitalism.

Buying a jet ski isn't capitalism.

Having to work for a living isn't capitalism.

Getting sold a fake watch by a conman isn't capitalism

That’s stupid but I like the picture.

>>2515329
Poisoning yourself isn't capitalistic. It's just sad, that's all.

fug was meant to reply to OP

He has a better reputation post-presidency than his actual presidency. I've heard him referred to as the first neoliberal president because he deregulated some industries. His philosophy is a kind of Christopher Lasch sort of thing about the "value of local communities" i.e.:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Culture_of_Narcissism

>>2515381
he was more intellectually honest than many ("we destroy countries and then blame them for their poverty", "venezuela actually has a solid democracy"), but that doesnt make him a socialist

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>>2514920
Why didn't he post the death threats in the screen cap?

>>2514792
kind of surreal to know that there are now people in the US ~on the left~ whatever we should call it idc who are unaware of the RGA saga

>>2514817
go birds

>>2514968
Charlie Balls, lmao gotteem

>>2514617
I don't remember Leninhat being a bitch.