/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

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>>2866241
Okay fascist

>>2865428
the most racist guy you know and his asian wife

>>2866271
If your pot isn’t boiling after 15 minutes either you didn’t turn it on or the stove doesn’t work

If Palestinians aren’t getting killed that means you’re next, you can’t turn off the machine, you just have to point it away from you and yours

>>2866230
Didn't say that but if it got to that point violence will occur anyway. You even said to avoid joining DSA of all things because of fear of violence. You are the type to tell MLK he is an uppity negro for daring to protest

Darline Graham Nordone, sister of Lindsey Graham, chosen to fulfill remainder of his US Senate term
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster announced at a news conference at the Statehouse on Monday that Nordone would serve the remaining months on Graham’s current term, which expires in January. Senate Majority Leader John Thune said afterward that she will be sworn in Tuesday afternoon.
https://apnews.com/article/lindsey-graham-dies-south-carolina-whats-next-5ba55574ce6f087d56999abe3a7f9fdc

US justice department investigating UAW president over corruption allegations
Last month, the union’s court-appointed monitor released a report alleging that Fain improperly used his authority to push for a financial bonus for his fiancee and get worker’s compensation for his sister, Bloomberg reported. When Rich Boyer, UAW’s vice-president, refused to approve the benefits, Fain removed him as chief negotiator with carmaker Stellantis NV. The report ultimately deferred a decision on disciplinary action, and a federal grand jury subpoenaed the monitor over its report.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/13/justice-department-uaw-president-investigation

Guggenheim museum workers, public defenders in New York City vote to authorize strike action
Staff at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan, members of United Auto Workers Local 2110, have voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike as contract negotiations drag into their seventh month. The vote, which passed by a 93 percent margin, marks a serious escalation in a struggle that has drawn in workers across New York City's major cultural institutions and coincides with parallel strike preparations by public defenders and legal aid attorneys in the city, also members of the UAW.
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2026/07/13/kffh-j13.html

Trump Admin Finally Hands Over Evidence on Good and Pretti Killings to Minnesota Prosecutors After Withholding It For 6 Months Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>South Africa’s anti-immigrant groups move from ultimatums to door-to-door threats. The objective seems to have changed: it’s no longer simply about demonstrating, but rather about undertaking what have come to be known as “door-to-door” campaigns. That is, going house to house to find foreign citizens and urge them — sometimes politely, sometimes forcefully — to leave the country. And, unlike other episodes of racial tension in the country’s history, the protagonists of these protests are, for the most part, Black South African citizens who are targeting Black immigrants.

Nationalism is such a fucking insidious disease.

Who Is in Charge in Venezuela?
On June 24, the collision of the South American tectonic plate with the Caribbean one caused a major release of energy from the depths of the Earth, leaving a trail of destruction in Venezuela. The 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes that rocked the country caused thousands of deaths and the collapse of hundreds of structures. While we try to process the trauma and return to something that resembles “normalcy,” Venezuela, already battered by years of sanctions and the recent US military attack, now faces the challenge of rebuilding itself in the broadest sense of the word and in an ever more complicated context. With that in mind, we have to start by asking: who is in charge of the country and its future?
https://venezuelanalysis.com/columns/who-is-in-charge-in-venezuela/

Britain’s Year of Arresting Pensioners As Terrorists Has Taken a Hatchet to Our Civil Liberties
A year and a day ago, octogenarian priest Sue Parfitt told Novara Media, “we cannot be bystanders”. Moments later, she became one of the first people in the country to be arrested under a draconian new law that many didn’t believe could be enforced. Parfitt had, of course, defied the proscription of direct action group Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation, after a ban came into effect at 00.01 the night before. Onlookers, who surrounded the group and chanted “free, free Palestine”, said they were shocked to see her and 28 other mostly elderly protesters bundled into police vans simply for holding up paper signs. Parfitt said she hoped “common sense would prevail” and that the new law would be immediately overturned. We expected that might happen, too. In the first few weeks, the UN, Amnesty International, many other NGOs and dozens of public figures condemned the ban as a “disturbing legal overreach” with chilling repercussions for freedom of speech and assembly. As more and more people vowed to break the law, things looked pretty bad for the British government and its loyal, miserable police force.
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>>2865739
But Zeus raped shit loads of women and wasn't punished though, it's suitors that get sent to hell or whatever, not the actual powerful rapists - same as it always was with feminism, it's just a cartel to keep 'low value males' down.

>>2864963
I guess its an effective marketing strategy to have culture warriors talking about your movie.

>>2865263
Also casting a guy who was tall, skinny and older then Napoleon

>>2865923
And also retarded

>>2865739
>>2865835
Because the Greece of the Iliad and Classical Greece were separated by about 500 years, they were radically different civilizations. Just as England in the 1200s and England in the 1700s were both England in the past.
One example is the status of women. By the Classical period, especially, Greek society had become more strongly patriarchal and male authority was formalized through legal and social institutions. Respectable women were expected to remain largely within the household and when they appeared in public, they were to be veiled.

i am a bit of a workaholic classcuck myself, but now I have to work with a mega, turbo, omega classuck who actually works 8+ hours a day and hides behind management, + his pace of work not only accelerates ours, but also produces side-effects that end up on our laps, so the blame is always on us when something goes wrong

such people should be sent down to the countryside to observe the workers and peasants

I work to get away from my family tbh, they’re exhausting to be around, sometimes even more so than work

>>2864730
Then it's easy, just get him really high so he works less hard.

>>2865047

being an entitled grifter who gets money for doing nothing is the new normal in western society, it's what our modern hustle culture is all about. of course the problem nobody wants to talk about is what happens when everyone in the world finally figures out that the hustler is a hustler.

>>2863658
you and your coworkers should bully him until he quits

Critics warn EPA proposal could weaken Texans' voice on pollution from data centers, concrete plants
A proposed change to a federal rule could eliminate Texans' right to weigh in on permits for facilities considered "minor" air polluters, critics say, including small industrial operations like concrete batch plants, rock crushers and some power projects that fuel data centers. The change would remove a federal requirement for public feedback and leave it to states to decide whether to include members of the community before officials approve or deny facilities' air pollution permits that fall below "major emissions" thresholds.
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/environment/article/minor-pollution-sources-data-centers-epa-22340125.php

US files proposed deal with Keystone pipeline owner over 2022 Kansas rupture
In the settlement, South Bow, the Canadian company that owns and operates the pipeline, agreed to pay a civil penalty ​of more ​than $26 million ⁠and complete work designed to prevent future similar discharges, which the ​company estimates will cost $40 million, according ​to ⁠the U.S. Justice Department.
South Bow also agreed to contribute over $3 million to Kansas for natural resource ⁠restoration ​projects to resolve violations of ​Kansas state laws, the department said.
https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/us-files-proposed-deal-with-keystone-pipeline-owner-over-2022-kansas-rupture-2026-07-10/

Marc Andreessen and former Walmart CEO are among the new Fed task force leaders
The panels include a range of well-known figures from finance and economics, as well as business — including top venture capitalist Marc Andreessen and former Walmart CEO Doug McMillon. Other bold-faced names include former top central bankers in other countries: Mervyn King, the former governor of the Bank of England, Raghuram Rajan, former governor of the Reserve Bank of India, and Arminio Fraga, former president of the Central Bank of Brazil.
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Who Is Ukraine’s Recovery Really For?
More than two hundred businesses were present at the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk, Poland, at the end of June, eighty-two of them from Ukraine. But out of Ukraine’s eighty-three sectoral trade unions, none had so much as a stall, let alone a seat on a main panel. That asymmetry is telling; and for Ukrainian activists, taking part in the conference was something of a cold shower.
https://jacobin.com/2026/07/ukraine-workers-labor-code-war

Beyond “Trumpification”: Latin America’s Deepening Organic Crises
A widely held view, especially in the mainstream media, interprets the recent electoral results in Peru and Colombia as though all of Latin America could be painted with the same brush, reducing the region’s political landscape to a single story: the rise of the Right. The Economist, for example, claims Latin America is “going Trumpy.” But what we are actually seeing is massive polarization, which is leading to extraordinarily close general elections. In Peru, Keiko Fujimori won by a razor-thin margin of 0.3 percent (just 49,641 votes), with the difference coming mainly from overseas votes, particularly those from the United States. Her center-left opponent, Roberto Sánchez, has denounced the results as fraud, calling for protests. Fujimori will be the country’s ninth president in ten years, amid a deep political crisis. In Colombia, right-wing Trump admirer Abelardo de la Espriella won following an extremely polarized election. However, his opponent, Iván Cepeda, has stated he will call for “civil resistance” if the president-elect does not renounce his U.S. citizenship. Trump’s support in Colombia and votes from overseas residents in the case of Peru appear to have tipped the election in favor of the Right by a very narrow margin. However, from 2015 to the present, there have been 25 presidential elections in South America, and in 18 of them — over 70 percent — the respective ruling parties were defeated. The Right’s recent electoral victories must be understood within this polarized, contradictory context in order to draw lessons for how to defeat these reactionary forces.
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cheers for the news anon

by the way, do you happen to have an archive or whatever for all the thread pics you use? you once posted something i thought was really cool, but i'm having trouble finding it.

it was an art piece that depicts some sort of global revolution class conflict thing with ranks of priests and bourgies and so on on the left of various historical eras and the working class on the right rising above them, with earth or something in the background.

>>2864732
State run enterprises can be awful, but you know what you do? Tighten the screws, discipline the leadsrship

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“Our financial systems are decades old. According to some estimates, we cannot track 2.3 trillion dollars in transactions. We cannot share information from floor to floor in this building. Because it's stored on dozens of different technological systems that are inaccessible or incompatible.” - Donald Rumsfeld, 1 day before 9/11

>>2864102
dat lumpen does not appreciate robotization, I can tell you 'what

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I HATE U GUYS, I HOPE U DIE

>>2833253
>Go to a Christian Church in Korea and you'll find Korean Jesus.
I've never seen Korean Jesus whats he look like?

>>2833243
Fred Hampbeautiful lady😍🥰

michael harringbeautiful lady😍🥰

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EPA proposes weakening heavy-duty truck pollution rules
Specifically, the proposal from the Environmental Protection Agency would scale back and postpone two provisions designed to make sure emissions-reducing technology keeps working while a vehicle is in use; one related to warranties, and another related to the useful life of emissions technology.
https://www.npr.org/2026/07/09/nx-s1-5886354/epa-heavy-duty-truck-emissions

In ‘Death Knell for America’s Wildlife,’ Trump Admin Guts Habitat Protections for Endangered Species
Whereas the law has for decades been interpreted as protecting endangered animals’ habitats from significant “modification or degradation,” the administration said that offenders would have to directly injure or kill an endangered animal to be considered in violation of the law.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/trump-endangered-species-act-2677204239

Detainees tell their lawyer an ICE officer shot a Houston driver through a passenger window
The shooting Tuesday during an attempted traffic stop by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in Houston has revived critical voices deriding the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown and how ICE operates. Immigration arrests around the country recently surged to 10,000 over a five-day period, fueled in part by massive Congressional funding.
https://apnews.com/article/ice-shooting-houston-lorenzo-salgado-araugo-10cf77f29d4559f0f3796342b946031a

Thousands of LA renters housed during pandemic no longer at risk of homelessness, officials say
On Thursday, city and county housing authorities announced that increased federal funding and improved local budgets will now allow all emergency housing voucher holders to transition out of the temporary pandemic program and into the traditional Housing Choice Voucher program, widely known as Section 8.
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Indian Workers Are on the Front Line of Global Exploitation
All over the world, we can find Indian migrant workers subject to extreme forms of exploitation and abuse: dying in the Gulf states as a result of the US war on Iran, just as they died a few years earlier of heat exhaustion as they built the stadiums for the World Cup in Qatar; brought in to replace Palestinians on Israeli construction sites after October 2023; trapped in modern slavery on Italian farms or bamboozled into the Russian army. This is not a coincidence but a structural design. To understand why Indians are so consistently available to do precarious work in the most dangerous places and on the cheapest terms, we have to begin in a Dalit basti in Bihar, a manual scavenger’s neighborhood in Andhra Pradesh, or an Adivasi village in Jharkhand. The compliance that global capital values in Indian labor was first produced inside India itself. It operates through caste structures, landlessness, and the systematic informalization of work, codified by a social system that treats these workers as disposable long before they cross any border.
https://jacobin.com/2026/07/india-caste-migrant-labor-exploitation

Corporate Dems Are Weaponizing Graham Platner’s Demise
It's clear something messed up happened in Graham Platner's relationships, and he hasn't hidden that. But let's be adults. This is a political attack. Notable Maine Democratic Party donors in recent years include Reid Hoffman, Haim Saban, and David Ellison. David Ellison! As in the Trump ally who fired Stephen Colbert and is taking over TikTok, CBS News, and CNN. These names should mean something. Saban may be the single most important AIPAC donor in the Democratic Party. Another big donor to the Maine Democratic Party is the founder of Zynga, Mark Pincus, who said in 2024 that "When you attack Amazon, you’re attacking America." It goes beyond big tech and Wall Street. Crypto fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried’s partner Nishad Singh at FTX gave $100,000 to the Maine Democratic Party in 2022. The insiders running the party are the people funded through these streams of revenue. They are the ones dealing with the donors and currying favor with them. And while I will not speak out of school, the Maine Democratic establishment simply cannot be trusted and thaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>>2841487
>if the working class actually exercises its primary strength as identified by Marx, that of the ability to withhold work, it's just bargaining and expecting the bourgeoisie to roll over


well damn i guess marx was just a retarded liberal.

This will soon come to your house: https://xcancel.com/JessBrownFuller/status/2066270208688333161/

>>2840691
Kind of hope the disillusionment with Platner is a sign that people are getting fatigued of vets coming home and waving their military credentials in front of their face, as if it means anything other than they’re a mercenary for imperialism.

>>2862821
>The ones I have seen in that thread are quoting Carl Schmitt
>no screenshots or context
damn that's crazy

>>2863010
>prove to the class
What class?
>i stand by my statement that rightism is mental illness
Not wrong, but not the complete truth. Rightism is also confusion and ignorance.
>i stand by my claim that the average man under 55 voted for trump
Sauceless statement
>if "going to college" turns rightists into lib/leftists, "not going to college" is being raised wrong. simple as
Not an absolute

>>2863015
the metaphorical class which positions me as a teacher, everyone else as students, and you in particular as a bad student being told to explain their behaviour to the class, all for comic effect. (now here's the lesson: unlike anything in my earlier post, that particular phrase was performative.)

>>2862625
>leftoid media
>ditch the people who found Platner objectionable
I didn't even see that but then again, i don't go to shit sites like twitter all the time

>make their beds with the DNC "progressives"
The people who found him objectionable were the main part of the DNC, DNC "progressives" and DNCfags who where copying the DEM's AIPAC text in /USA/, he still won the first part of vote after when everyone was shit talking for the wrong/dumbest reason and only a few times with maybe past crimes were talked, so the first part with "cancelled" is less of thing now to the point where plantman could've keep going still.

>Platner was meant as a trojan horse from day one
nearly all progressive dems like AOC are

Reminder,
the whole TWister Vs. Treatler spam is nothing but barely concealed poltard wrecking to make leftists look shitty.