/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

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>>2906318
>Burkina Faso is neither AES
Wrong.

>>2906349
>your country will be backup israel when iran nukes it
israel became backup jewish autonomous oblast

>>2906368
>workers with guns
They did that, and guess what happened? It failed like 100% of the time.
>>2906373
>Lumpen militariat
Silence, you Western leftist faggot, the Army is leading the revolution, not those fag intellectuals and activists.
>>2906383
Western leftist drivel

i don't think any of you understand just how much west africans viscerally fucking hate arabs

>>2906330
accumulation of commodities is the xyz national road to socialism, foolish leftcom

really wish they would stop polling for don jr so we can see if vance is a hack fraud and if rubio would be neck and neck with him

>>2906222
Gotta squeeze that orange til the last drop.

>>2906234
The economy looks like shit

>>2906223
pollsters should just ask for first and second preferences

>>2895997
Yeah because a bunch of autists and queers are Los Zetas you absolute twit. Pimps and drug dealers are not the same thing as prostitutes and neets. Get fucked.

>>2906160
>CIA-funded Wahhabism will be purged regardless of how high pitched your tantrum is baizuo.
There is supposed to be a comma, you utter retard.

There is no evidence of any significant support of wahabbism among Uyghurs, lol. And even if there was, it's not a good reason to send the whole nation to "le vocational schools"

>>2895997
>I support re-education for everyone, including fellow workers who lack class consciousness or harbor antisocial tendencies—such as fostering prejudices or refusing solidarity with workers worldwide and fraternity with all nations—which are essential for abolishing private property, the anarchy of production, and social classes.
You make classes sound like natural order. I'm not going to lie, if some rightoid used you as proof for that and called you an economic sodomite, it would be pretty funny.

>>2906203
>it's not a good reason to send the whole nation to "le vocational schools"
it’s historically progressive

vs

I’m gonna be brutally honest: this site is dead. The trolls won, and any honest conversation ends up having to ward off getting derailed by morons, spammers, bots, and shut-ins with undiagnosed personality disorders.

Imageboards are a failed experiment that make Reddit look good.

(Reposted and edited because autocorrect cannot comprehend basic words)

>>2906032
Wouldn’t be a problem if the mods did their job

>>2906036
Jak bullshit is part of the problem. People who post those things are usually unoriginal morons.

>>2906038
The uygha I was replying to was being purposely inflammatory

Bari Weiss Personally Involved in CBS News Hit Piece on Abdul El-Sayed: Report
The CBS piece, which was published on Monday, drew criticism from Democratic lawmakers and progressive journalists for saying that El-Sayed “may be facing the risk of renewed scrutiny and fresh political attack” due to past innocuous statements he’d made about the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/bari-weiss-cbs-el-sayed

Teamsters union leaders support Republicans despite members endorsing Democrats
O’Brien donated $1,000 to the Republican US Senate campaign of Scott Brown in New Hampshire on 19 February 2026. Brown appeared on O’Brien’s podcast, Better Bad Ideas, on 25 February. The only Teamsters’ local in New Hampshire, Teamsters Local 633, endorsed Brown’s Democratic rival Chris Pappas for the Senate race in April 2025. Teamsters Local 633 did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/sep/02/teamsters-union-republican-endorsement

‘At a Breaking Point’: Survey Shows Teachers Working Second Jobs, Spending Hundreds on Supplies
The pollsters found that a majority of respondents anticipate spending at least $100 to $600 on supplies for their classrooms without being reimbursed. Over a quarter said that school funding issues shift costs to teachers, and supply prices keep rising.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/teachers-buying-supplies

Justice department orders US states to expand how they report undocumented immigrants
Under the new opinion, issued by the department’s office of legal counsel, any state that takes federal money through support schemes for low-income Americans, including Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), must now report undocumented immigrants across its entire state government, not just through the specific welfare office that runs the program.
Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

Communist Party of Venezuela denounces Rodríguez government’s handing over of oil wealth to the U.S.
"The Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Venezuela (PCV) categorically rejects this latest and serious transfer of national assets carried out by the illegitimate and illegal triumvirate that holds de facto power in Venezuela. Information that has come to light in recent days confirms the transfer of one-fifth of Venezuela’s oil reserves to U.S. companies through agreements negotiated behind the backs of the Venezuelan people, without transparency, and outside the constitutional controls that must govern any operation involving the Republic’s strategic interests. Delcy Rodríguez confirmed the transfer of 17 strategic oil fields with approximately 65 billion barrels of proven reserves. According to the list that has circulated, not all of these are exclusively virgin fields. The agreement provides for new developments in fields where oil reserves have already been proven and where operational knowledge has been accumulated over decades. This is neither a minor agreement nor a simple commercial transaction. We are witnessing the transfer of a significant portion of the nation’s primary wealth under conditions unknown to the country and regarding which there has been neither the necessary public debate nor the parliamentary oversight established in Articles 150 and 187 of the Constitution." Once again, fundamental matters of Venezuelan political and economic life are announced from the White House, and Miraflores simply goes along with it.
https://www.idcommunism.com/2026/09/communist-party-of-venezuela-denounces-rodriguez-goverments-handing-over-of-oil-wealth-to-the-us.html

Bolivia: New Roadblocks Challenge Paz’s Repressive State of Exception
With less than a month remaining before the legal deadline for the state of emergency imposed by Rodrigo Paz’s government expires, popular discontent is once again growing in Bolivia. Last week, a group of farmers from the province of Marbán, in the department of Beni, set up a roadblock near the San Pablo Bridge. The move disrupted traffic on the highway connecting Trinidad and Santa Cruz and forced the suspension of departuresPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Tybna

>>2893279
they do (a huge chunk of consultancies have massive numbers of workers in india etc), but people just cascade into more service jobs. that's the beauty of services. human wants are nearly infinite.

>>2891929
>How is manufacturing being replaced by services at all a good thing?
it is neither good nor bad. the operative question is who owns the means of production. service work like the anon said does not mean there is no industry anywhere but being that we are necessarily in a post industrial society in the US, it is necessarily the case that the manufacturing mostly occurs elsewhere, in other countries, that in this country, manufacturing is like an amoeba, relative to service sector work
>There has never been a revolution led by service workers, it was industrial workers and peasants
before the russian revolution, workers had never ever taken power and established a workers state. before the russian revolution, peasants had never been a revolutionary force for a socialist revolution.

>>2901903
While you're on the right track, even this overstates the case. For all the rust-belt whining the US is still the second largest industrial economy after China in terms of both production and exports. Even for relatively low value-added stuff like steel, it's the third largest producer in the world. It's 6th for coal (behind Australia, Russia, Indonesia, India, and China.) but the largest producer of petroleum and natural gas. And it's the largest agricultural exporter in the world to boot. (Third largest producer overall, behind India and China, which have 3-4 times as many mouths to feed.)

Fundamentally the big shift has been mechanisation rather than outsourcing. The massive decline of the agricultural workforce wasn't paired with a collapse in food production, and the massive decline in the manufacturing workforce hasn't been paired with a massive decline in manufacturing output. It really is just a fetish object to imagine the thing standing between the average American prole and his due is the decision to outsource screwing the heads onto Barbie dolls to China, as though he'd be next in line for that job instead of a machine if it was brought stateside.

>>2891695
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SL.AGR.EMPL.ZS

I'm optimistic.

>>2892120
>Who do I have to fuck to get out of this movie?
You don't. Just close the incognito tab.

>>2904854
This retardation again? America is not centrally planned. Companies operate on market signals. There are thousands of smaller companies feeding into the big monopolies.

>>2904844
>slop
People learn 1 term and use it whenever they can I guess. That AI is probably worth more than your life.

Small scale iterative experimentation > grand macro plans, simple as.

>>2904668
>reliable predictions
>60-90%
knowing these papers and how they tune their numbers this model can be replaced by tossing a coin.

The problem with planned economies was never their feasibility, that was propaganda. The problem is that it doesn't benefit capitalists enough. Sure China has billionaires but not to the extent of the US, and they can be disappeared at any time if they act against the public interest. Western billionaires want to be the protagonists of reality and immune to any form of consequences for their evil acts.

>>2906176
Who won and who lost?

>>2909408
>the workers must be protected from atheism and abstract shapes
oh nonononono kulakeks… the tsar's reign is over…

sfd

proles don't exist
proles are an abstraction, an economic class

ganing class consciousness doesn't mean to "realize that the capitalist is ripping you off personally", you start acting on behalf of this universal subjectivity

class is not an essence or mere condition of being a wage worker, it's a kind of subjectivity that has to be developed

>>2903411
>if a socialist revolution happened
What materially causes the revolution to happen? When does the contradiction become so acute that a unified revolt becomes more viable than a continuation of the current regime? Also, define what you mean by socialism. Is it AES like the USSR or China that practiced social imperialism and unequal exchange? Please answer without idealism.
>almost all of them would go along with it
Why would they go along with it? A true global socialist revolution would inevitably involve the imperial core having to give up its relative privilege over Earth's natural resources, as the imperial core's material consumption cannot be universalized. Most people, including ostensible class conscious socialists, would resist surrendering that privilege as it would feel like downward mobility.

>>2905106
Bougie propaganda, there's more than enough for everyone

>>2903406
>Did Mary account for retarded proles like myself?
No, because you are not a prole.

>>2905149
>there's more than enough for everyone
in the imperial core – which, if it ceased to be imperial, there wouldn't be enough for everyone