/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2603062
>Even just 5-10 years ago anything even remotely "alt-right" was heavily censored,
10 years ago was right when this type of content was being highly popularized though. 2016 was like the right wings most triumphant year. If anything /pol/ and right wing culture had to be toned down or else people will call it out for the shit propaganda that it is. Like goyslop becoming just slop for example. You have soyteens spamming TND I guess, but I don't think anybody, even their selves, take them seriously as a political force. You have breadtube type of "leftist" content dying down but I'm not seeing that much of a right wing resurgence.

The revolution betrayed

>>2603062
Something something the dominant ideas are the ideas of the ruling class or something

Hello I'm originally German prole in 1920 and I critically support the liberal establishment against the KDP and freikorps. It will NEVER EVER EVER EVER betray me :>

>>2603149
so tuff

>>2602667
Can you please elaborate how they 'gave up state power'?

>>2602674
They won the civil war and then just let the bourgeois back into power in a parliamentary democracy, saying the country was not ready for socialism. It is now still a bourgeois dictatorship, the bourgeois have more power than the socialists, and they stopped even pretending to be Maoists. They're Menscheviks basically.

>>2602305
How are there so many goddamn splits in nepal bro? It is crazy.

>>2602305
So basically CPN (MC) absorbed bunch of insignificant parties, and is still lead by Prachanda.

>>2602447
Incorrect. The text you are referring to is linked to a correction of what had occurred during the French Revolution, found in "Address of the Central Committee to the Communist League". Marx and Engels, in all situations where there was a conflict between centralism and decentralization, sided with centralism, not allowing themselves to be co-opted by the petty bourgeoisie, which has anti-social tendencies and invents reasons not to organize with the workers as a whole. Therefore, this class must act according to what it has in common with the class interests of the proletariat and not fantasize about decentralization or succumb to superstitions about the state.

I will quote Marx about the Paris Commune to correct those who fantasize about decentralization:

<The Paris Commune was, of course, to serve as a model to all the great industrial centres of France. The communal regime once established in Paris and the secondary centres, the old centralized government would in the provinces, too, have to give way to the self-government of the producers.

<In a rough sketch of national organization, which the Commune had no time to develop, it states clearly that the Commune was to be the political form of even the smallest country hamlet, and that in the rural districts the standing army was to be replaced by a national militia, with an extremely short term of service. The rural communities of every district were to administer their common affairs by an assembly of delegates in the central town, and these district assemblies were again to send deputies to the National Delegation in Paris, each delegate to be at any time revocable and bound by the mandat imperatif (formal instructions) of his constituents. The few but important functions which would still remain for a central government were not to be suppressed, as has been intentionally misstated, but were to be discharged by Communal and thereafter responsible agents.

[…]

<The Communal Constitution has been mistaken for an attempt to break up into the federation of small states, as dreamt of by Montesquieu and the Girondins,[B] that unity of great nations which, if originally brought about by political force, has now become a powerful coefficient of soPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Xi would have written a very stern condemndation of that comet indeed.

>>2603598
Imagine the comet's reaction to reading
“China explicitly condemns the comet’s violation of Earth’s sovereignty, security and territorial integrity … (and) supports safeguarding its own national sovereignty, defending its legitimate rights and interests,” I bet it would change its trajectory and apologize.

>>2603167
We call that fry sauce in Utah. More popular than ketchup.

>>2603364
But im getting sent down as in intellectual to learn from the peasants

>>2603462
i did not oppose reparations you dumbo
i know that none of them are serious about any of this, including Retard-in-Chief Malema, and that they are more than happy to eat the flesh of the worker alongside the Du Toit and Le Roux

What is the type of creature on the bottom left? Shadow person? Wheres that drawing from?

>>2603387
its a drawing by aleister crowley, called "lam" (1917-18):
<He then moved to the studio apartment of Roddie Minor, who became his partner and Scarlet Woman. Through their rituals, which Crowley called "The Amalantrah Workings", he believed that they were contacted by a preternatural entity named Lam. The relationship soon ended.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleister_Crowley

>>2603394
I asked about the shadow person on the bottom left not the middle bottom. I already know about that being an autoportrait of Crowley.

>>2603403
This one

Moved to >>>/siberia/736350.

>>2601231
The point is that Brazil is infested with trotskyism, like most of LATAM. Fuck you.

>>2601231
Yeah liberals and east euroid nationalists are retarded anticommunist. Katyn, holodomor, molotov ribbentrop, they're just cookie cutter anti communist talking points with very little basis in reality. Like with the katyn massacre, they keep whining about 10 000 polish officers that may or may not have been killed by the nazis or soviets, but ignore the 100 000 polish civilians that were killed by nationalists who they support wholeheartedly today. People are always trying to point this out, but tankies are simply in the minority in most places online, so you will always see more libshit

>>2601232
Communist parties in brazil were still loyal to comintern, and did not partake in those disputes, in facto, most of political struggles in 60s and 70s were done by anti revisionist communists aligned either to the maoist line or hoxhaist line.
Trotskyism only ressurfaced with the new syndicalism, like the CUT as also petism

>>2601224
Genocide against whom?

>>2602196
>My main gripe was the assertion that the KPRF are controlled opposition
Okay well, I already conceded on that point hours ago and clarified that a more accurate description would be token or symbolic opposition. The issue isn't that they aren't real communists, but that they've been forced into a niche where they can do no harm and are either unwilling or unable (likely both depending on the politician) to break out of it. We've also seen what happens if they try.

>>2602351
Trying to overthrow the only country fighting against imperialism isn't very communist of them

>>2601192
>he compared the Russian president to Hitler and the country's political system to Nazi Germany
Stupid liberast

>>2602619
we get it lil bro you like Burgfriedenspolitik

>>2601846
Please provide evidence of this. They dont seem to be doing anything. All of their accounts seem dead
https://x.com/LACPUSA

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>>2602061
You're right. I am now gonna vote bloo 🫡

>>2601731
Le interimperialist war

>>2597392
Schizo burger retard

>>2597387
>Meet other local Communists/socialists, read and discuss theory
or
>Jack off in your room

>>2588900
Shut the fuck up about treats

>>2588945
Honestly from what I can gather it’s so so, some policy reform and major assistance to marginalized groups but nothing insanely major yet. I suppose we’ll have to give it time. Which is something we’re sadly on short supply of.

Get a grip you fuckin idiot, read uygha read!

US House defeats bids to rein in Trump Venezuela campaign
The Republican-majority House voted 216 to 210 against a resolution sponsored by Representative Gregory Meeks of New York, the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, that would remove U.S. armed forces from hostilities with "any presidentially designated terrorist organization in the Western Hemisphere" unless authorized by Congress.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-house-defeats-bids-rein-trump-venezuela-campaign-2025-12-17/

Top Rail Unions Denounce Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Megamerger as ‘De Facto Monopoly’
The US Surface Transportation Board (STB) is expected to receive a formal proposal from the two companies on Friday. President Donald Trump said in September that the deal “sounds good” to him. If approved, it would allow the two firms to merge into the largest railroad company in US history, controlling more than 50,000 miles of track across 43 states. According to the Associated Press, such a railroad would likely control over 40% of the nation’s freight.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/unions-oppose-rail-merger

FCC deletes reference to agency independence during US Senate hearing
"The FCC is not an independent agency, formally speaking," Carr said, saying President Donald Trump could remove commissioners without cause. Shortly after that exchange, the language on the website was changed. An FCC spokesperson said "with the change in Administration earlier this year, the FCC’s website and materials required updating. That work continues to ensure that they reflect the positions of the agency’s new leadership.”
https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/fcc-deletes-reference-agency-independence-during-us-senate-hearing-2025-12-17/

Majority of Democrats Join Senate GOP to Pass Trump’s $900 Billion Pentagon Wish List
Among many other items on Trump’s wish list, the bill provides funds fPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Modest gains dressed up as a historic win for workers
THE TUC has been relentlessly upbeat about the Employment Rights Bill — now finally promulgated after weeks of filibustering by peers — saying that it marks a historic day for working people. From April next year millions of workers will get sick pay from day one of their employment. However, a worker starting a new job on the first of April will be without protection from unfair dismissal for six months, after the government gave in to pressure from employers and capital, given force by that concentration of ruling-class power that is the House of Lords. The way in which the TUC frames its position in the never-ending battle to resist the power of capital gives us an insight into the way in which the unavoidable contradiction between workers and the employers is managed in Britain’s peculiar capitalist society. The TUC reminds us that one in 10 workers are stuck in insecure work, including one million on zero-hours contracts. And it is true that the banning of exploitative zero-hours contracts means many of these workers can now expect greater job security with an automatic right to a new guaranteed hours contracts.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/modest-gains-dressed-historic-win-workers

Farmworker fury – Inquiries about organic agriculture – Ch.5 The Collective Cooperative
In 2020, we read Class Power on Zero Hours by the AngryWorkers. It left us buzzing. After some time of not knowing what to do with our inspiration, we decided to write this book about our work experiences. Leftists often either romanticize (organic) agriculture, or they want it to be fully automated and industrialised. Beyond capitalism, we will have to learn to work the land in a truly sustainable way. Therefore, we think it’s important to have a workers-based analysis of (organic) agriculture. We are writing this book to contribute to such an analysis and we are hoping to receive feedback, comments and critiques from fellow workers and comrades.
https://www.angryworkers.org/2025/12/05/farmworker-fury-inquiries-about-organic-agriculture-ch-5-the-coPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Tybna

cucktollah status?

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