/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

The State Department told American citizens to "leave Iran now" on Feb. 6, as negotiators for both countries met in Oman amid President Donald Trump's recent threats of military action.
"U.S. citizens should expect continued internet outages, plan alternative means of communication, and, if safe to do so, consider departing Iran by land" to either Armenia or Turkey, according to the Feb. 6 notice.
"Leave Iran now. Have a plan for departing Iran that does not rely on U.S. government help," the notice warned.

https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2026/02/06/americans-warning-leave-iran-now/88545097007/

1 more day bros

Habedig

they changed it to 2028

>>2684529
>Forcing the proletarization of the borderline lumpen.
How is that hitlerian.

>>2684537
>Forcing the proletarization of the borderline lumpen.

So he gave them jobs? Or are you just memeing?

Epstien created the modern left and its ideology

>>2684644
>email sent in 2012
>occupy was in 2011

Holy shit you /pol/yps are DESPERATE

Western leftists of all varieties are larpers. Armed struggle will not come from the college campus.

>>2660968
Burgerland gold chimp

How did the 6 hour general strike go ? Did it stop fascism ? How did the student walk out for own day gi did it stop fascism is fascism gone because some lazy burgers did a symbolic act

>>2683536
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>>2684655
Bumped 20 day old thread award

US empire is the only possibility

>>2684437
>2012
retardbro…

>>2684437
Occupy was 2011 dude. That email is dated from 2012.

>>2684437
>>2684437
>Here in this email he talks about the terms to spread 1% vs the 99% percent

lol is this email the only mention of it? because i cannot infer anything from this image alone and i dont think you can either

>>2683741
>The far right are backed up by
pedophile zionists

>>2683777
trvnami trips

>>2683741
Nerds are useful fools usually motivated by either autruism or money. This is the reason Sam Altman had to pretend OpenAI was a nonprofit and filantropic initiative during its early days; he couldn't compete with Google on salaries, so in order to draw in talent he had to pull on the hearstrings of bay area nerds by fooling them into thinking they were going to make the world a better place through their work. At the end of the day the elite class is very much managerial rather than technical in their characteristics and they know very little about the practical limits of what can be done with the human body and mind. Just look at Epstein, dude was one of the richest and most well connected person's in the world and he was a retard through-and-through who couldn't even write properly.
>>2683777
This

This is not a new idea, old capitalists jerked off to eugenicist fantasies about creating races of slave workers

>>2683796
Harsh but true

>>2683860
wdhmbt

>>2683592
People got overexcited because of NATOs failure in ukraine, and oct 7, and the domestic situation in america. It's not guaranteed yet that the west & NATO have been defeated like these youtubers keep saying for clickbait.
in the 1970s people thought the US was on its last legs, with riotors in the streets, the golden age of serial killers, bank robbers, wierd terroristic groups, satanic panics, the USSR was winning across the globe, and norman finklestein and his maoist reading group were plotting revolution.

Amazon's tax bill plunges after GOP tax cuts
That’s largely because of the generous new depreciation breaks GOP lawmakers included in their One Big Beautiful Bill, something that’s particularly important to Amazon which — in addition to maintaining a vast infrastructure for its ubiquitous delivery business — has been spending billions to build out artificial intelligence data centers.
https://www.politico.com/news/2026/02/06/amazon-emerges-a-big-winner-from-gop-tax-cuts-00768985
https://archive.ph/nlQD9

Despite assurances, residents and officials prepare for possible ICE operations during Super Bowl
Both Kristi Noem, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) secretary, and her adviser Corey Lewandowski announced in the fall that agents would conduct operations during the nation’s largest sporting event. While Homeland Security Investigations teams that are focused on preventing human trafficking and the sale of counterfeit goods have long worked the event, immigration operations would be unusual.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/feb/06/super-bowl-ice-operations

Trump administration approves weed killer dicamba for two common genetically modified crops
Environmental groups said dicamba drift has damaged immense acreage, devastating vegetable farms, trees and other critical plants. “When push comes to shove, this administration is willing to bend over backward to appease the pesticide industry, regardless of the consequences to public health or the environment,” said Nathan Donley, environmental health science director at the nonprofit Center for Biological Diversity.
https://apnews.com/article/dicamba-maha-epa-pesticide-crops-f848ea4d3684d1dd152eed6fda22dcff

University of Illinois student Republican club calls for assassination of political opponents
In particular the post celebrated the killings of Renée Nicole Good andPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

AIPAC Coordinates Donors in Illinois House Primaries
With Israel’s reputation reaching record lows among Democrats, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is resorting to ever more sophisticated methods to support its preferred candidates while cloaking its own involvement. The amount of money that the premier pro-Israel organization is able to spend in elections is extraordinarily valuable to candidates who would otherwise have little chance of winning. But it now comes with a catch: If voters know the money comes from an organization advocating on behalf of Israel, it can do more harm than good. AIPAC road-tested its stealth approach in a 2024 House primary in Oregon that pitted Susheela Jayapal, the sister of Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.), against physician Maxine Dexter. Dexter raised relatively little money throughout much of her campaign, then saw a last-minute deluge organized by AIPAC coupled with outside spending through super PACs, which themselves turned out to be funded by AIPAC. The timing of the donations meant that there was no meaningful transparency before voters went to the polls, and Dexter expressed a mixture of ignorance and umbrage when her opponents suggested the money actually came from AIPAC. The main super PAC in question (named 314 Action) explicitly denied that any funding came from AIPAC—a claim revealed as a flagrant lie once disclosure records finally became public. But by then, Dexter had triumphed and was on her way to Congress. Campaign staffers expect AIPAC to continue using the tactic in this year’s primaries. “In these districts where we have a progressive primary fight, you’re going to see AIPAC put out a network of shell PACs, putting money into races without putting their name on it,” said Usamah Andrabi of the progressive campaign group Justice Democrats.
https://www.dropsitenews.com/p/aipac-super-pacs-illinois-house-primaries-melissa-bean-laura-fine-donna-miller

How ‘ex-rebels’ testimonies lead to conviction of Cumpio, Domequil
Lawyers of detained journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and lay worker Marielle Domequil maintained that their clients are innocent, disagreeing with the court decision that was only based on testimonies from “rebel returnees” without supporting evidePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Tybna

TYBNA

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countdown to jepstein being retconned as an unsung hero that infiltrated (((them))) and was killed for it

>>2675933
venezuela not diversifying their economy and relying on oil proceeds to fund their social democracy is just a fact, and you can't tape it over with bad pedophile elite said so so it must be false. you could argue that this is partially due to united states sanctions and threats but it's still true. you can walk and chew gum at the same time anon

>>2675953
Here comrade. I was banned yesterday.

>>2674886
>i wrote that part out of my headcanon
ok?
>kys retard
ok?
>the mercenary deserved it
Dros didn't "do nothing wrong" and the whole point about his character is that he did something very wrong and spent his whole life regretting it. Also he was insanely bitter and his actions were spontaneous and alienated. anon's point is that Dros got workers killed through his reckless actions, not that the mercenary didn't deserve it. He was also stupid for trusting the corrupt socdem Evrart Claire and doing a hit on his behalf. He is a tragic character and this whole "he did nothing wrong" is missing the forest for the trees. It's the classic lack of media literacy thing where someone goes "oh my god literally me" at the mentally ill character who was written to serve as a cautionary tale lol.

>>2676001
The what

>>2683312
kek

>>2683303
For a number of reasons, it's extremely impractical from a cost-benefit standpoint. An orbital weapon by definition can't "strike anywhere anytime", it has limited delta-v and can only descend towards a target when it is correctly positioned and oriented. You can have thousands of these at LEO and still only be able to attack a specific location once or twice a day (not great during a full nuclear exchange scenario). There's nothing these things do that rockets and missiles can't do at a much grander scale. Those idiots are basically repeating the Reagan-era errors of wasting funds on ineffective "space-warfare" tech. Let them cook.

>>2683303
Golden dome is a meme. It's only success will be making some aerospace companies some decent dough.

>>2683303
>US can carpet bomb anywhere or the entire planet
They wont waste money on putting regular bombs up in space. Its about nuking enemy country (or more specifically the threat of this) in less than a minute in a surprise attack.

>>2683303
>US can carpet bomb anywhere or the entire planet if it wants to.
Fuck around find out.

>>2671483
me likey your image :)

I don't have any cool story sadly, my dad was a radicalised leftist and instilled in my leftist values

>>2682007
what was your dad's story then?

i read 300 books
>>2671469