/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2796334
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Why is oil price rising?

>>2796453
decreased supply relative to demand

>>2796459
Why is supply decreasing?

>>2796461
Lack of access to markets

>>2792803

antz is way bettter

>>2792061
>more racist
And how does that matter? It is still good they won.

>>2792070
Kill yourself, Baal-worshipping cannibalistic Epsteinite.

>>2792070
>Cuba's age of consent is 12

Wrong, its 18.

universal healthcare would bankrupt the US, since there are so may unhealthy people living there. You can only have healthcare if you deserve it, and America has chosen to kill itself.

>>2795475 (me)
What I meant to say is if Settlers was published in 1983 and J. Sakai didn't spring up from nowhere then saying Third Worldism is a "90s art project" seems historically inaccurate.

>>2795484
>J. Sakai didn't spring up from nowhere
hmmmmmm

>>2795484
>What I meant to say is if Settlers was published in 1983 and J. Sakai didn't spring up from nowhere then saying Third Worldism is a "90s art project" seems historically inaccurate.
Sakai would most accurately probably be put as a partial result of the eclectic direction developed by post- Black Panther Party developments, after all intercommunalism already became a thing by the 70s.
American MZT/Maoist milieu is very insular and peculiar though, from an international perspective, so it's not really that odd that it often gets overlooked when people write about "Maoism" from an international basis (outlining things it has in common across terrains). For example from a personal perspective, as a non-american, I know I'm under-read on the Black Panthers post-repression in US history (the dense glowopping of it all doesn't make it easier either) and I've been reading about ML/Maoist stuff for multiple years at this point. It's way easier to get a picture of MLM from doing the reading on Philippines, India, etc.
But anyway that's why I think the OP also overlooks that national particularity that would probably have fleshed out the section on american MZT/MLM leading to contextual clarification on an environment. Black Panther Party, Black Liberation Army, 'intercommunalism' turn, Sakaiism, RCPUSA, ThirdWorldism, Avakianist deviationism. There's a lot of stuff there for sure. But very different from what was taking shape internationally as the international Maoist movement. Sakai and ThirdWorldism rejects the proletariat. Intercommunalism rejects hismat. RCPUSA/Avakianism rejects the ML and MZT on opposing Great Man worship.

>>2796372
Well yes, it's ironic that TWism seemingly never took root outside America itself. One could say with a tinfoil hat on that it is an ideology that conveniently absolves Americans of doing anything. This functional passivation is interestingly a characteristic it shares with the various strains of "critical theory" in the West. How unfortunate it is that it is precisely Americans doing something that would shake up the world the most. No, we must leave the responsibility of leading the world revolution to malnourished Somali pirates with AK-47s. Suggesting otherwise is fascism.

>>2793972
> I could understand this if and only if people were literally systematically dying. Please don't be mean to me - I have spent most of my life in a bourgeois echo chamber.
Here's a good start.

>>2793972
>Why do so many people want to kill people like me?
You might be surprised by this, but the goal of Communism is to abolish class society, through any means necessary, not simply kill the bourgeoisie. If it were possible to abolish classes without violence, the Communists would take that option, but because the bourgeoisie defend their class interests through murder, it becomes self defense for the proletariat to wage class war against the bourgeoisie.

Stalin:
>Marx in his day (the seventies of the nineteenth century) made an exception in the case of Britain, and probably also of America, where militarism and bureaucracy were little developed at that time, and where at that time there was a possibility of achieving the political rule of the proletariat by other means, “peaceful” means. I said that this exception, or reservation, made by Marx in the case of Britain and America was correct at the time, but, in Lenin’s opinion, has become incorrect and superfluous in the present conditions of developed imperialism, when militarism and bureaucracy are flourishing in Britain and America in the same way as in other countries.

>Permit me, comrades, to turn to Marx. Here is what he wrote in his letter to Kugelmann in April 1871:

Marx quoted by Stalin:

>“. . . If you look at the last chapter of my Eighteenth Brumaire, you will find that I say that the next attempt of the French revolution will be no longer, as before, to transfer the bureaucratic-military machine from one hand to another, but to smash it . . . , and this is the preliminary condition for every real people’s revolution on the continent.* And this is what our heroic party comrades in Paris are attempting.”

Back To Stalin:

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The promise of capitalism as opportunity for everyone does not materialize. Normal people live and die having to submit to the orders of modern day aristocrats or their representatives. Education is no longer a guaranteed ticket into the middle class. Saving money in the hopes of becoming your own boss grows less realistic as barriers of entry to business rise while wages stagnate for decades despite productivity growth.
In short, mass desperation and palpable inequality which (social) democracy failed to keep in check.
Now consider that this is actually many people's life, when you're actually hungry or at risk you will have a very strong emotional response that makes you easy to radicalize. We're not quite "there" yet and most people are still reasonable but this will get worse with conditions.
See, if you haven't: wtfhappenedin1971.com
As a bonus, read Kropotkin, the de facto father of my flag. He was also someone born into money but switched sides.

>>2782035
also the slave mode of production of late european antiquity wasn't overthrown by the slaves, but gradually reformed away by the lords of manorial estates in the aftermath of the collapse of the roman empire and the carving up of the latifundia

>>2741267
despite being obnoxious, OP has a point. Part of the side effect of the US having the global reserve currency is de industrialization, because it makes imports more attractive structurally. This lumpenizes the former industrial workers, and the only exceptions are workers in protected industries often related to national defense (ex: the factory working assembling missiles for the us air force) who obviously has a a material interest in the continuity of empire.

He kinda overreaches by saying NO proletariat exists, obviously the us does have SOME heavy industry left, like auto production, plus one thing he leaves out is Oil production, the US is a net exporter of oil and the biggest oil exporter on earth which sort of seems at odds with his overall point.

Nevertheless its true that currency hegemony leads to de-industrialization

>>2741483
facts

Hentai > 3DPD

(I've actually gathered that information and
This is not an an a priori statement of taste in this instance)

>>2741267 (OP)

OP is a typical third-worldist retard who doesn't realize that third-world bourgiouse are screwing over their fellow third-worlders just as much.

This is just reheated origional sin spookery.

>>2787238

local states have historically collaborated with the foreign business powers against their own national liberation movements, unless the party of the movement is in power, and even still… its a risk

The ai bubble is not bursting, this is one of the most progressive technologies ever. This is a machine that costs less than $5000 that automates skilled digital labor all day and night. A major part of the class distinction in modernity was the ability to command skilled digital labor, which is why over the last 26 years everyone has been scrambling to do computer (unsuccessfully for the most part.)

>>2794041
There's plenty of vintage LLMs. They even have anime wifus for them now…

>>2754063
>openAI or anthropic, but you can also go to deepseek or moonshot
what chips do you think all these run on?

>>2794056
people's ai compute made by aes huawei

It's very obvious that people who shill AI on this site just like using it to generate slop and let it think for themselves, and then they try to ideologically justify it after the fact. None of it comes across as genuine - especially those who try to double down and act like AI will advance communism.

>>2754061


You're actually North Korean.

>>2752862

A.I will probably run the gulag. Welcome to transhumanist socialist-capitalism.

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>>2793273
KWAB

>>2793233
We need more Leninist mushroom growers and Juche Fent distributors for Total Schizo Victory

>>2793233
The new "wide awakes" are ugly retarded idpol-ridden faggots though, the classic wide awakes were stylish, classy, well-mannered and principled.

>>2792910
Look in the mirror cockroach, you'll find the perfect target

>>2793790

relax now fellas

Was ist denn mit junge Welt los? Die haben ihre Webseite umgebaut und wenn ich jetzt auf irgendeinen Artikel klicke, erscheint da kein Text mehr (so wie bisher nur bei den Abo-Paywall-Texten). Liegt das an meinem Adblocker oder haben die jetzt echt alles hinter Paywall?

Heilige Scheiße. Hab mir Deutschland in der Kriegswirtschaft. Podiumsdiskussion angehört bei Kommunisten Kneipe auf Youtube. Wir sind schon mitten drin in einem massiven Umbauprogramm auf Kriegsproduktion und davon ist fast nix in den Medien.

>mit carte, bite
that's all i learned working and living in gerMONEY

that is what you supposed 2 tell the lady working the cash register when you are about 2 pay

>>2794913
funktioniert bei mir

>>2795564
>Every national liberation war, no matter how just, eventually found itself capitulating to the new imperialism
This is a matter of internal revisionism and class collaborationism rather than a matter of the external strength of imperialism. Between internal and external contradictions it is always the internal that is decisive. Imperialism can be powerful, but it cannot stand against greater internal unity and political clarity. In the Tanzanian context, for example, we saw the furthest possible extent of unity between the workers and petty bourgeoisie. In this we saw Pan-African unity put into practice in the merger of Tanganyika and the People's Republic of Zanzibar, a historically progressive move recognizing the borders set by formal "independence" granted by Europe as being illegitimate. What halted this progress wasn't then a reaction by Europe and the US, but the rapid formation of a new bureaucratic bourgeoisie within the once-revolutionary TANU Party enabled by its revisionism. This revisionism is exemplified in Julius Nyerere's Ujamaa, where he states that class struggle is a phenomena external to Africa, and that it doesn't exist within African society independent of Europe. As such, capitulation took place not simply because imperialism is powerful, but because of internal weaknesses in the revolution. This does not mean that they shouldn't have tried in the first place, or that they should have waited for some future moment where imperialism was weaker. Rather, future Tanzanian revolutionaries will have to consolidate the good (TANU's vision of unity and economic self-sufficiency) and reject the bad (TANU's rejection of class struggle).

This is a truth that rings within every revolution back to the Paris Commune, and why the Cultural Revolution in China remains so important. Now, neither Marx nor we look at the Paris Commune and conclude that it was simply doomed from the start due to the strength of this or that Empire. Marx's insights are so valuable because he looked deeper than that, at the internal weaknesses, and formulated the dictatorship of the proletariat as the solution. He didn't conclude that the revolutionaries should have defeated Britain or Germany or whoever first, but instead were not properly organized and unified internally to consoliPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>>2795496
They're on that:
>Roberto Sánchez's potential vice-presidential candidate is generating controversy due to her political stances and proposals, threatening to impose a new constitution and establish an indigenous dictatorship.

>that fujimori era constitution in place
damn you right, a constitution made fujimorist is pure horror alone. i didn't know peru's current Constitution was made during that era.

>>2795751
After the revolution to overthrow Fujimori the left-liberals cucked to the neoliberals and kept the constitution.

>>2795130
>Restored chamber of senators,
why?

>>2796269
Because the right wing was fearful of a leftwing congress so they threw another roadblock, and it helps to some to continue living from the state as senators. The lower chamber is nonfujimorist but the Senate is split.

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war is over probably

>>2794272
Undercut the monopoly economic warfare against soup nazism

>>2795817
Fuck Hilary. I will never defend her, she can choke to death on Trump's anus.

>>2795835
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
What did he mean by this