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Let's talk about Chinese military-cops (PAP) and how they died.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_People%27s_Armed_Police_personnel_killed_in_the_line_of_duty

There's a lot of diversity here. A lot of drownings. And since many had roles as firefighters, plenty of fire deaths. There's also a decent amount killed by drug traffickers and in Uyghur terrorism. And a ton of heart attacks and vehicle accidents.

I suspect some recent years are missing data.
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>>2286524
>Let's talk about Chinese military-cops (PAP) and how they died.
Why? What kind of glowops is this?

>>2288774
These bitches give chase for further distances and with greater aggression than your average wasp. They are very territorial and in addition to the excrutiating, flesh-eating venom, they also have jaws strong enough to bite through a lot of materials. They also will remember your face, so good luck with future fades.

When they live past eighty, the mortality rate becomes very high, but there's no clear reason, they've concealed these things.

>>2288957
I have no fucking idea, but mods seems happy to let garbage pile on in leftypol

>>2289107
>please curate! no fun allowed!
You don't belong here. This is not an insult.



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>Ἐγώ εἰμι ὁ ποιμὴν ὁ καλός. ὁ ποιμὴν ὁ καλὸς τὴν ψυχὴν αὐτοῦ τίθησιν ὑπὲρ τῶν προβάτων


How is not this just communism? The church is the vanguard party planning and doing good for the peons.

Is communism just another neoplatonism sect that will end up being some sort of religion? I mean Christianity at first must have been better than whatever existed till then otherwise it wouldn't have replaced the rest. And you have to really believe in some marxist shit like theory of value etc.

The orthodox doctrine on governance is literally to cuck out to any government that is ruling over you. Vanguard? Lmao.

>>2289269
Now of course it's like that, like all legalized communist parties btw. But at first it wasn't like that, there was struggle.

>>2289267
I mean lifestyle anarchism is a religion but social anarchism/Marxism doesn't really have any moral system other than economic self interest of Proletarians

>>2289286
>Marxism doesn't really have any moral system other than economic self interest of Proletarians
Notice that when MLs do try to justify a moral proscription they look to what ML states did at various times. But they did a lot of things that don't have a direct relationship to the ideology, because they needed to boost birth rates or something, and it's hard to find anything really in the ideology itself that tells people how to raise a family or have sex which is what religions are about. Maybe not financially exploit your family members, but otherwise, I struggle to find anything.

>>2289286

*collective economic interest of the proletariat

>>2289365

Dear enemy, I opine that the relative ethical underdetermination of marxism (besides "overthrow capitalism/build socialism") is mainly to do with the fact that Marx & Engels put a lot more effort into the "descriptive" aspect of their worldview.

To some degree they even argued that it wouldn't be possible to provide more than a broad sketch of what socialism should look like.

This in large part is what allows to be such profound enemies despite both being students of marxism. We may both desire socialism, but the ultimate aims that we wish for socialism to achieve are fundamentally irreconcilable.



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>To be among the masses and fail to conduct propaganda and agitation or speak at meetings or conduct investigations and inquiries among them, and instead to be indifferent to them and show no concern for their well-being, forgetting that one is a Communist and behaving as if one were an ordinary non-Communist. This is a seventh type.

So what's your excuse anon? why are you a liberal?
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>>2286361
students are the bourgeois of the future, shut the fuck up idiot. just imagine comparing this group to the disabled and other people who are unable to work holy shit


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>>2281412
>>2286385
you arent supposed to attach a political catechism to every single thing you say lol

in the case of the proletariat, its not about preaching to them its about necessity. their material conditions drive them to act

now im not saying the labor movement doesnt need education it absolutely does. but that education has to go hand in hand with active participation in the struggle. the proletariat learn the most through their direct experiences, and as they come to understand their real interests, they tend to align with communist more organically

that kind of connection simply doesnt usually happen with other classes. other classes are in a position where theyre not driven to participate in the same way

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>>2286377
5 to 7 years of free labor vs. a wage every month. Go choke on a gourd, you fucking anencephalic infant, and go outside and talk to people. Trash like you makes the sewer I live in a perfumes store at the mall.

>>2281412
>So what's your excuse anon? why are you a liberal?
Sperging out to family and friends or even worse random people about communism is not only harmful but also waste of time. Good propaganda is viral memes etc. mass marketing methods.



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'Panama Declares State of Emergency After Chiquita Banana Strike
Strikers have been protesting and blocking roads in the province, which borders Costa Rica, causing shortages of fuel and some food items. Schools are also closed. “The declaration of the state of emergency under no circumstances implies intervention in lifting road blockades by the communities,” said Minister of the Presidency Juan Carlos Orillac. …. President Mulino warned on Friday that thousands of jobs would be lost if the strike continued, which a labor court deemed “illegal.” A government delegation is in talks with union leaders, who are calling for a new law to restore benefits they say were provided under the previous pension and healthcare system.
https://ticotimes.net/2025/05/28/panama-declares-state-of-emergency-after-chiquita-banana-strike
https://archive.ph/dylvJ

‘Scratch the earth, there’s gold!’: Small miners, big firms and armed gangs fight over Peru’s mineral wealth
Underground gunfights are inevitable and attacks can come from all sides as armed men known as parqueros steal ore – the gold-bearing rock – by tunnelling in from connecting shafts or invading the mine from other entrances. The gangs burn tyres and pump smoke into the tunnels to drive out miners. Or they attack the security guards, as when the 13 men were killed.
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2025/may/29/gold-peru-small-miners-big-mining-firms-armed-gangs-mineral-wealth

Tens of thousands demonstrate in Nepal seeking restoration of ousted monarchy
There has been growing demand in recent months for Gyanendra Shah to be reinstated as king and Hinduism to be brought back as a state religion. Royalist groups accuse the country’s major political parties of corruption and failed governance and say people are frustrated with politicians. Massive street protests in 2006 forced Gyanendra to give up his authoritarian rule, and two years later the parliament voted to abolish the monarchy.
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Trump administration sets quota to arrest 3,000 people a day in anti-immigration agenda
The new target, tripling arrest figures from earlier this year, was delivered to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) leaders by Stephen Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff, and Kristi Noem, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) secretary, in a strained meeting last week.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/may/29/trump-ice-arrest-quota

Third Federal Court Ruling in Less Than 24 Hours Puts 'Unlawful' Trump Tariffs on Path to Supreme Court
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Thursday put a stay on a lower-court ruling from a day earlier, which put a block on a large portion of President Donald Trump's tariff regime. The latest intervention from the federal courts, according toAxios, "will deepen the chaos around the Court of International Trade's Wednesday order, which threatens to upend global commerce."
https://www.commondreams.org/news/trump-tariffs-struck-down

Trump issues flurry of pardons for millionaire tax cheat, corrupt sheriff and reality-TV swindlers
In December 2024, Jenkins was convicted by a Charlottesville, Virginia, jury on 12 counts, including bribery, fraud and conspiracy, and was sentenced to 10 years in prison this past March. The jury found that Jenkins accepted more than $75,000 in bribes in exchange for “deputizing” local businessmen. At trial, prosecutors provided evidence that those who paid Jenkins—including two undercover FBI agents—were made “auxiliary deputies” and allowed to carry concealed firearms without a permit. The auxiliaries were also allowed to carry a badge, which prosecutors said they used to try to avoid traffic tickets.
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2025/05/28/plzn-m28.html

Nebraska Republicans sought to weaken voter-backed paid sick leave. A Democrat helped them do it.
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CP of Britain, MILLIONS LOSING FAITH WITH LABOUR, COMMUNISTS CLAIM
"The City of London and big business dictate Labour government policies, while millions of former Labour supporters look to the millionaire charlatans of Reform UK for help with their escalating food, housing, energy and transport bills", he argued. Responding to the Communist Party's recent consultation with members in preparation for its 58th party congress in November, Mr Griffiths said it was clear that the old election slogan to "Vote Labour where no Communist is standing" could no longer apply. "A growing number of socialist, progressive and Communist candidates are likely to contest future elections who deserve the support of everyone who upholds the principles of working-class solidarity, social justice, peace and democratic and human rights", he declared.
http://www.solidnet.org/article/CP-of-Britain-MILLIONS-LOSING-FAITH-WITH-LABOUR-COMMUNISTS-CLAIM/

CPI(M): Manufacturing National Consensus
Notwithstanding the fact that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for reasons best known to him, chose to stay away from the two all-party meetings convened in Parliament to discuss India’s possible response to the gruesome killings in the Baisaran Valley in Pahalgam – meetings attended by leaders of various political parties – all parties present unequivocally condemned the killings carried out by terrorists linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), a terrorist outfit designated by the relevant UN agency. They also extended their support to the government in taking appropriate measures in response. This consensus remained intact until the announcement of the ceasefire, with all parties refraining from raising any questions until the military engagement had concluded. However, US President Donald Trump’s unilateral announcement that he and his administration had facilitated the ceasefire and his subsequent claim that both India and Pakistan had been pressured into compliance under threat of trade consequences – was not only surprising but also a violation of the principles embedded in the Simla Agreement. That agreement, resulting from a negotiated settlement, had committed both countries to resolving all contentious issues bilaterally through discussion. Despite this, Pakistan has consisPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2288548
>Nebraska joins other states leading efforts to counter voter-approved policies on everything from paid sick leave to abortion. Some states are seeking to limit the voter initiative process itself, leading to pushback from voters.

PPW NOW

>>2288508
>Massive street protests in 2006 forced Gyanendra to give up his authoritarian rule
Oh yeah? "Street protests" are what abolished the monarchy now? Nothing else? What slop.

Everyone should take note of this framing. The first line of ideological defence for liberalism is to deny the significance of mass upheaval and People's War outright, to pretend it never happened or that it wasn't what it was. Anytime you are led to dismiss the significance of active or recent People's War or revolutionary organizing because you've heard it was "small", "primitive", or "too violent" interrogate the politics of those statements. The People's War in Nepal is going through the same process of dismissal and revision as Peru, Palestine, and the Philippines, or hell even China, Russia, and Korea. Even if you have disagreements with these People's War, they happened and swept the entirety of the countries they took (or are taking) place in. Don't let liberals take an inch on any of this history.

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Thanks News Anon



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BREAKING | Major Battle Raging Around Chhattisgarh-Telangana Border

It has come to our notice that the central and state governments have mobilized 4-20 thousand enemy armed forces, mostly paramilitaries and likely reinforced by army forces, for an encirclement-suppression campaign focused around the Karegutta hills, stretching out between Chhattisgarh and Telangana border. Battles with the Maoist revolutionaries are raging right as we write this post.

The Maoist revolutionaries who have since last year (2024) always upheld that they are ready to conduct peace talks on the clear pre-condition that the counterrevolutionary Operation »Kagaar« is stopped, that all further enemy armed camps' construction is stopped, that a mutual ceasefire is declared and reactionary armed forces stop patrolling outside their fortified camps, have once again defiantly condemned this clear expression of the reactionary state's character as a suppressive machinery that instead of being interested in the advance of the interests of the workers, peasants and their adivasi brothers & sisters, they are only interested in using brute force in order to stop their any revolutionary struggle, or even democratic resistance, by the oppressed.

Once again, the CPI (Maoist) called to cease this genocidal aggression — which, according to the bourgeois press, includes even cutting off the supply of food, water and medicine to the entire encircled area — but armed confrontations have shown that even after directing all forces before the battle to temporarily halt offensive operations, the Maoist revolutionaries are retaliating befittingly to this aggression.

The climatic conditions at the battle scene are severe, temperatures reach above 40 degrees celsius in the shadows of these forested hills with steep 50-meter falls. It must be noted that earlier this year, the Maoists issued a statement in which they stated that IEDs and spike traps were prepared all around the forests of the area, asking the people not to go there for their own safety. The bourgeois media now has confirmed this, further claiming that Maoists have prepared for this battle, with bunkers, tunnels and war supplies to keep their forces combat-ready. Around 500-1000 revolutionary red-soldiers are alleged to be present in the area for active defense and retaliation this time, it has also been reported that central committee leaders were successfuly evacuated fPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2282730
Le state

This will be terrible for the economy.

It is so sad reading about Comrade Basavaraju… he was a real hero. I wish more people would stand supporting our comrades but it feels like nobody cares even though the fascist Indian state is doing the same stuff there as the zionists are doing in palestine…

>>2282730
Fuck off.

>>2282730
>you support the idea of a Jewish homeland
<in a place where there are already different people living there
thats called colonialism, and yes its "wrong", fucking kys



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Comrades. I'm asking for resources of any actual validity if possible.

What would ever a problem be in the case of a Post-Scarcity society with every comfort. Worldwide communism, but the oh so retardedly (and with good reason) depicted Human Nature.

Would there be dissidents in perfection?
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>>2287046
>>2287055
Counter-revolutionaries. Your propaganda is weak.

The basics is that in the neoliberal world, brainwashing is ever-presenting, leading people to sickening things.

>>2288633
>communism = paradise
amazing materialist and definitely not religious thinking comrade

>>2288684
what else you expect from a retard who prioritizes propaganda of all things

>>2286445
Well with the class war over we can all do what we want to do which is culture war. So I imagine that’s what future humans will be up too. Shit like

>no you can’t date a robot?

>is cloning ethical
>how do we deal with these aliens

You know like Star Trek problems.

>>2288684
automation & industry freedom is worker paradise, no comrade?



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>Doesn't abolish wage labour, instead experiments with different wage systems multiple times (they all fail)
>Doesn't abolish commodity production, instead artificially sets prices but doesn't produce according to demand so there's a years-long waiting list for things like cars
>Does everything modern companies and regulatory bodies of stuff like wages do in capitalist countries but in a less efficient centralised manner
>Workers' meaningful democratic control over their workplaces: ?????
>Constant rationing, people registered to grocery stores

What the fuck? How was life any different or better in the USSR for working people than it is now? This is retardation(Rule 7)
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>>2287851
>communism is a vibe

>>2288429
>>2288480
Also, I need to add real quick
>Higher phase of communist society is post scarcity communism
Correct
>which obviously Soviet Union didn't have enough time to achieve.
Time? More like capability. It had plenty of time to set up footholds for communist activity. Maybe next time don’t reject the idea of the international.

>>2288496
>Time? More like capability.
<Maybe next time don’t reject the idea of the international.
you are contradicting itself, the USSR didn't had te capability to push for the advancedment of communism much less to spread internationaly, people talk but the spread of warsaw, yugoslavia and China only existed because the communists there had organized and fought enought to become the main body of government or in the case of china fight the nationalists, this has never happened in the west with exception of cuba.

>>2288507
>you are contradicting itself
I am not. The USSR clearly wasn’t capable enough in terms of critical thinking to avoid such a mistake.
>the USSR didn't had te capability to push for the advancedment of communism much less to spread internationaly
Oh believe me. I noticed. It had all the tools it needed, but still couldn’t do it.
>the spread of warsaw, yugoslavia and China
Oh look. More examples on how not to expand communist ideology.

>>2288458 (me)
>Well, Stalin said that under socialism
What follows is of course from Karl Marx, in the Critique of the Gotha Programme:
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1875/gotha/ch01.htm
Would anybody be retarded enough to fall for this, after all this piece was already referred to in this thread. Not only that, even the quoted passage is a repeat!

Weeeellllll:
>>2288470
>I don’t give a fuck what some manlet counterrevolutionary thought
and:
>>2288480
Stalin is a moron

What needs to be done about these two posters? I propose public castration.



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We're in an incredibly difficult and interesting moment of the struggle right now. Western governments are flailing and increasingly sliding towards more overt forms of oppression, and they're transparently incompetent at it. They're unpopular and it's only going to get worse with the self destruction of the American economy.

The fact that individualist terrorists like Luigi are internet folk heroes shows that there is a lot of sympathy out there for class violence. But for most people, there aren't really any good options for participating in the fight unless they're suicidal and the growing trend of assassinations is disconnected from an organized vanguard. Assassins are so used to turning into imprisoned or dead martyrs that they don't even make a serious effort to try to escape arrest or to organize more than a single incident. Write your manifesto, surrender immediately afterwards, collect your 15 minutes of fame. It's Aaron Bushnell setting himself on fire with slightly more casualties. At the same time, any legally sanctioned "organized vanguard" is full of feds and completely useless. The PSL, DSA, CPUSA, Bob Avakian, whatever have years of experience succeeding at fuck all and getting ignored as useless larpers or acting as sheepdogs to herd votes for liberals. The story around the developed world is the same. The endless protest marches aren't doing much either and the George Floyd riots were cool but they were ultimately disorganized failures.

We need a way to avoid these failed patterns while building on their strong points. Obviously, adventurism can work for gaining support but there's nowhere to channel it. There are some good arguments for a hybrid between lone wolves and traditional cell networks in the form of affinity groups of disconnected cells or individuals with shared methods, targets, and propaganda. There could even be a central propaganda arm disconnected from acts done in their name. While it would be a security improvement, and it would beat random individuals, it still suffers from a lack of cohesive organization. Make something too tightly organized that's actually militant and they'll come down on it like the Black Panthers. Cell networks are historically useful but investigators will try to work their way to the top. What might work?
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>>2288443
And you shouldn't do adventurism but if you're going to, don't do it while being an internet weirdo and pick a target that everyone already kind of hates. One that's directly relevant to their lives and has an obvious class element. Denied healthcare claims have a much more universal and direct impact on workers than Gaza or ICE facilities do, those are targets that only people who already agree with you will cheer for.

>We're in an incredibly difficult and interesting moment of the struggle right now.
We have been ever since WWII ended, lol.

>>2288443
The left learned this by making Hasan their figurehead. As annoying as he is

>>2287757
>adventurism can work for gaining support
That "can" is doing a lot of legwork considering PotD has never ever worked in advancing the united proletarian struggle.

>>2288449
>The left learned this by making Hasan their figurehead. As annoying as he is
>/ISG/



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