/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2647076
As a thirdoid I use 'western leftist' in the proper sense, to refer to third worldist dengust retards.

>>2646758
>amerigoblin
>being racist to anyone
shesh…

>There's no international "proletarian solidarity"
>>2644499
>>2644578
True. From now on, you should care less and less about this blackpill and whatever else the inhabitants of the first world care about or don't care about. It is in their material interest to maintain inequalities, and in your interest to organize politically to improve your neighborhood, community, and country.
>>2647292
From one thirdoid to another, stop being a pick me for the retards in this cesspool.

>>2649164
>the retards in this cesspool
you mean western leftists?

>>2644497
>There's no international "proletarian solidarity". I support the interclass struggle
Yeah! Hail Sakai and Israel!

>>2649186
>lets turn shit into diarrhea
Didnt hezbchuds get BTFO (literally) by Mossad? How can they do a revolution when most of its members dont have hands?

>>2649187
Go back to pol/Twitter

>>2649187
The organization still functioned after the beeper terror attack, and even after Nasrallah was killed. They even held off the Zionist army, who couldn't even make it past a few hundred meters into Lebanon. That was months later.
Low autism score retard.

Multipolaroid crashout

This was even mild, for a biopolitical system that has already invented "drapetomania."

>>2644138
Capital-brained individual would say reducing domestic demand is impossible in capitalist USA (especially for US services and industry (kitchen appliances, software, vehicles, airplanes, oil, etc.)). Since so much of the consumption of American goods and services is domestic. And that a lot of the reason lower-quality commodities are common on the market is because many Americans can't afford better. Even if you reduced consumption for only foreign goods one would expect this to not benefit the global economy, or individuals looking for affordable products. This is sort of a straw man though.

>>2644285
Spanish, Portuguese, Genoan, Venetian, and Dutch empires say hi

They really do love consooming, to the point where the average North American youth has no conception of savings. They have money, they go to the mall or the online catalog and buy some random trending shit that they'll stop using next month. I have friends who work part time jobs and make much more income than I do(in addition to money from parents) just to blow all the money they made in the same week - restaurants, expensive-brand shoes and clothes, starbucks or bubble tea. And of course vapes or some other drug. And then they wonder why they're broke and have less than $100 left. Oh well, maybe the next generation will change when this one has to raise their children poor.

>>2644138
i also find investing culture peculiary american especially at a young age. i remember a friend of mine who is half american telling me he got shares for his birthday. and his sister went on a tour of the boeing factory and in the gift shop she decided to buy some boeing shares. i've heard a similar story many times about kids getting shares certificates for their birthdays.

Maupin has written about this.

ok

US appeals court reverses decision that freed Mahmoud Khalil from ICE detention
A 2-1 panel of the Philadelphia-based third US circuit court of appeals ordered the dismissal of a lawsuit Khalil filed challenging his detention after finding that federal immigration law stripped the lower court of jurisdiction over his claims. Khalil’s legal battle has been unfolding in two different courts. While an immigration court was considering his potential removal from the US, his lawyers simultaneously challenged the legality of his detention in federal court, arguing that it violated his constitutional rights. Thursday’s decision finds that the district court judge who ordered his release lacked the proper authority to consider Khalil’s release petition, concluding that the judge did not have subject-matter jurisdiction over the case.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jan/15/appeals-court-mahmoud-khalil-columbia-activist

2nd federal officer shooting in Minneapolis prompts protests, calls for calm
The Department of Homeland Security said a federal law enforcement officer shot a person in Minneapolis on Wednesday evening, saying the latter fled a traffic stop and then – along with two other people – began attacking the officer. "Fearing for his life and safety as he was being ambushed by three individuals, the officer fired defensive shots to defend his life," DHS said in a statement on social media. "The initial subject was hit in the leg."
https://abcnews.go.com/US/2nd-federal-officer-shooting-minneapolis-prompts-protests-calls/story?id=129234818

Pregnancy prosecutions are on the rise
At least 412 pregnant women were charged with child abuse, neglect or other crimes related to pregnancy or pregnancy loss in the two years after the Supreme Court overturned the national right to abortion, the advocacy group Pregnancy Justice found. That's compared with an average of about 85 cases annually in the 16 years leading up to the June 2022 decision, though cases ranged from 29 to 158 per year over that period. The Dobbs ruling immediately gavPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Prisons, probation, and crime: Britain’s state machinery at breaking point
When he became Prime Minister in 2019, Boris Johnson promised more police, more prison spaces, longer sentencing, and better prison security. Similar promises were made by Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss before they took the helm. Not wishing to be outflanked by his friends on the other side of the house, Starmer put ‘law and order’ at the heart of his election campaign, praising the methods of Thatcher. He – laughably – promised to restore public confidence in the police. However, at the same time as making these big (and expensive!) promises, these same parties have continuously made cuts to the services they would need to do this. They can promise all they want, but the state’s institutions are too overburdened and underfunded – its staff too overstretched and demoralised – to carry out any of these law and order pledges.
https://communist.red/prisons-probation-and-crime-britains-state-machinery-at-breaking-point/

No War but Class War: Revolutionary Defeatism in the Russo-Ukrainian Conflict
The war between Russia and Ukraine is often presented as a clear-cut narrative of imperial aggression versus national defence. In mainstream discourse, Russia is portrayed as the sole aggressor, with Ukraine as a victim bravely defending its sovereignty. However, this oversimplified framing serves the interests of Western imperialism, NATO expansionism, and global capitalist powers, while conveniently ignoring the complexities of the conflict—particularly the long-standing tensions in the Donbas region. From an anarcho-communist perspective, the story is not about good versus evil states but about imperialism, nationalism, and the manipulation of working-class people by ruling elites. A more nuanced analysis recognises that the seeds of this war were planted long before the 2022 invasion, especially in the political and military developments following the 2014 Maidan uprising and the subsequent conflict in Donbas. Acknowledging that Ukraine played a role in escalating this conflict—particularly through its actions in Donbas—does not justify Russian imperialism. Instead, anarchists must reject both Russian and Ukrainian state violence, embracing revolutionary defeatism. In this warPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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