/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

Can anybody actually do what i requested

>>2824098
Kys, MIGAcom hazite chudcel

>>2824098
Deporting isnt fascism but ICE is just a GOP gestapo focused on political repression and intimidation, all staffed by lumpen and mongoloid proles.

>>2824115
eastern bloc opposing egress and ingress was stupid too

>>2824117
The USSR border controlled existed to prevent people from leaving, not from entering, they didn't have that problem. Not communist country has ever had that ptoblem

As US stock market hits new highs, 2 of 3 Americans are cutting back on spending, survey shows
A separate gauge of consumer sentiment released last week by the University of Michigan fell to a record low this month. Soaring gas and food costs have worsened inflation that is outpacing the average growth in paychecks, reducing most Americans’ purchasing power. Americans have soured on President Trump’s economic policies, polls show, potentially creating problems for Republicans heading into the midterm elections.
https://apnews.com/article/confidence-inflation-economy-4f681cecfa63fe251f5bb12bb4b949c6

Trump officials to send Ebola-exposed Americans to Kenya rather than bring them home: NYT
The Trump administration wants to send U.S. citizens living abroad who are exposed to the deadly Ebola virus to Kenya rather than bring them home, according to new reporting by the New York Times. Three people familiar with the Trump administration's plans spoke with the NYT, which noted that previous administrations brought Americans home for observation and treatment.
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-officials-to-send-ebola-exposed-americans-to-kenya-rather-than-bring-them-home-nyt/

Trump administration proposes NDAs for federal workers to crack down on leaks to journalists
Former government employees would need "written permission from an authorized agency official" to speak to journalists about information the Trump administration deems "confidential" after leaving their jobs, according to the draft. Former employees who violate that rule could face civil and criminal penalties, according to the draft. The U.S. government would be entitled to all "royalties" that employees receive from disclosing information that violates the agreement, according to the draft. The OPM did not immediately ​offer further explanation.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-administration-proposes-non-disclosure-agrPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

France: Statement by Nikos Maziotis for Evening of Support for Anarchist Prisoners
From Domokos prison in Greece, anarchist prisoner Nikos Maziotis sent a message of solidarity on the occasion of the Let’s Make a Front evening organized by Secours Rouge Toulouse in support of anarchist prisoners around the world.
"Dear comrades, thank you for inviting me to the event you are organizing and I send you a big hug. I also send a big hug to all detainees, revolutionaries, anarchists, anti-capitalists around the world. There is a direct link between the struggle and solidarity for the release of political prisoners and the revolutionary struggle for the overthrow of the international system of state and capital. As we used to say here in the past, whoever forgets the prisoners of social and class war also forgets the war itself. However, unfortunately, the relationship between solidarity, imprisoned activists and the fight against the state and capital is not obvious and does not apply in many cases to at least some of those who define themselves as a movement. Regarding solidarity, speaking of the Greek space, there are all kinds of divisions regarding the position towards imprisoned activists. Divisions linked to the differentiation between legal and illegal means of struggle, armed struggle and urban guerrilla warfare, their defense or the invocation of their innocence. …"
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/33120/

The international significance of Erdoğan’s preemptive coup against the CHP in Türkiye
The regime of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Türkiye is staging a preemptive political coup before the eyes of the entire world. Erdoğan first removed the elected leadership of the Republican People’s Party (CHP)—the main parliamentary opposition party and leading party in the polls—through a politically motivated court ruling, then ordered riot police to forcibly seize the party’s headquarters. What is unfolding in Türkiye is not a purely national event but a manifestation of an international collapse of democratic forms of rule rooted in the deepening crisis of the capitalist system. US President Donald Trump, having lost the November 2020 elections, mounted a failed coup on January 6, 2021, seeking to remain in power illegally. Erdoğan, for his part, is attempting to forestall a likPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Origato, based News Anon-sama 🙇

how about no

>>2823988
uygha out there with 17th century takes

>>2823988
>Just do this thing right now
ok i'll get right on it lol
>>2824003
>reactionary metaphysical idealism is revolutionary dialectical materialism actually
ok sure thing buddy. i wonder if it's easier for them to be """"socialist""""" because they're drowning in money and don't have to pay taxes?

Much like with the British crown or anti-masonry: they don't matter much anymore. Not in the sense that they lack soft power or wealth but destroying them won't bring transformative change, they arent main characters in 2026.

catholics are a rape gang that cover up the crimes of raping children. They go around the world and traffick children. They deserve much worse than appropriation. Their supposed social values not withstanding.

>>2782009
>The way the US does war nowadays isn’t Vietnam but El Salvador
You think Buekele is a proxxy for the US?

>>2822883
He is

>>2782009
get good

>>2782009
I think more generally there is a complete decline in the quality of the arts, it's a similar phenomenon in cinema or litterature. Nothing has any meaning anymore, its just made to sell a maximum, having a controversial message isn't going to seel when you average activists is still going to buy a milquetoast one. And whatever message is going to be done isn't going to criticise the compagnies producing it.
Honestly, mainstream music could be done by an AI and nothing would change, they're already made in a group of comitees.

>>2782215
Anti-imperialism was a CIA creation

>>2823218
a high prison population has nothing to do with fascism on its own, it's more or less a marker of high poverty than anything else

>>2823219
>a high prison population has nothing to do with fascism on its own
correct
> it's more or less a marker of high poverty than anything else
to an extent. I can't help but point out that the USA has the largest per capita prison population on earth despite being one of the richest countries. And yes the prison population doesn't tend to be rich, but the average American in a prison is still richer than, for example, the average Zimbabwean who is not in prison.

death to Italians regardless of ideology

>>2823282
well the main difference is a country with a high income inequality (like the united states) is going to have a higher prison population per capita, mainly because it needs a disposable yet long-term labor force, if you look at that graph it started rapidly accelerating around HW and plateaued by the end of WII, it's not particularly uncommon for countries to develop in this way, i'd hardly call australia authoritarian despite the fact it also has a high rate of incarceration, and massive use of penal labor, mainly because these things are done even in the most lax nations as well, it's similar in countries like brazil as well, you'll see it in countries with no real instability either, basically it doesn't really mean anything to refuting the point so i think it's ultimately pointless in bringing it up

>>2778455
He didn't get killed randomly, that's for sure.

I feel like grok as consistently shown itself to be more left-leaning than any of the other ai’s

retarded troll thread

>>2823578
He's a complete schizophrenic lobotomite, he'll call himself mechahitler after throwing out the most woke speech in the world.

Moved to >>>/siberia/786628.

They also end up like that they just start doing things behind your back instead

Moved to >>>/siberia/786632.

>>2818213
>>2818333
didn't deny there's a jewish-centric and jewish supremacist revisionist history, just pointed out that history of the non-jewish victims is not generally denied, even if it is also not mentioned often enough. I think it should be mentioned more often, in contrast to nazis, who deny all of it, or say it was all good

>>2818990
the techbros made everyone stupider and more reactionary in a matter of years

>>2818990
Sophie is based.
Calling reactionaries out for their contradictions is good. Even if done so crudely. These filth are not interested in good faith debate so telling them they are the real "Epstein sl4ves" in a way is praxis.

>>2818990
now imagine 2036

>>2822550
schizos can be right sometimes, even if they're right for the wrong reasons, or exaggerate their conclusions

>>2822489
>>2822521
When you say necessity do you mean in the Hegelian sense of dialectical development or in the colloquial sense of "it is the utmost necessity that I take a shit right now"

>>2815855
read the chapter from theories of surplus value where Marx addresses the ideas of the physiocrats.

>>2823029
Lenin's Empirio-Criticism and Materialism goes into painstaking detail on this, but here is a more "neutral" source:
>If causal inferences don’t involve a priori reasoning about relations of ideas, they must concern matters of fact and experience. When we’ve had many experiences of one kind of event constantly conjoined with another, we begin to think of them as cause and effect and infer the one from the other. But even after we’ve had many experiences of a cause conjoined with its effect, our inferences aren’t determined by reason or any other operation of the understanding.
>[…]
>Hume argues that there is no probable reasoning that can provide a just inference from past to future. Any attempt to infer [future events] from [past experience] by a probable inference will be viciously circular—it will involve supposing what we are trying to prove.
>[…]
>It is therefore custom, not reason, which “determines the mind … to suppose the future conformable to the past” (Abstract 16). But even though we have located the principle, it is important to see that this isn’t a new principle by which our minds operate. Custom and habit are general names for the principles of association.
>[…]
>Hume concludes that it is just this felt determination of the mind—our awareness of this customary transition from one associated object to another—that is the source of our idea of necessary connection. When we say that one object is necessarily connected with another, we really mean that the objects have acquired an associative connection in our thought that gives rise to this inference.
>[…]
>Hume locates the source of the idea of necessary connection in us, not in the objects themselves or even in our ideas of those objects we regard as causes and effects. In doing so, he completely changes the course of the causation debate, reversing what everyone else thought about the idea of necessary connection. Subsequent discussions of causation must confront the challenges Hume poses for traditional, more metaphysical, ways of looking at our idea of causPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2815883
Have you never been sleepy, drunk, or done something on autopilot and don't remember doing it? How much do you remember from your childhood? Were you conscious then?

muerte a toda la izquierda neoliberal de latam

>>2812263
I mean you might as well call Britain a Norman settler-colony. I think there is a reasonable argument to make that capitalism generally originated in the first place as the Balkanization of feudal empires into their underlying colonies. If you look into Hobsbawm's "Imagined Communities" the whole concept of the capitalist nation-state really originated from New World colonies. Cedric Robinson makes a similar point in "Black Marxism" that Europe basically colonized itself. A semi-colony is basically what the bourgeois state is.

>>2812205
this thread reminds me of this thread >>2810127

>>2822479
>I mean you might as well call Britain a Norman settler-colony
and Roman

>>2812205
Succdem on succdem violence