/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

Do you guys think the they will come when countries and maybe even revolutionary regions will have to choose who lives and who dies? Based on how useful you are to society, race, age, sex, etc.?

>>2732777
>race, age, sex
That is idpol

>>2732777
I meant “the day”

>>2727890
Definitely do shrooms at first in nature , then try going to a rave or festival and do them there when you take them its like you're givem acces to your brains control room and you can change things but don't take heroic doses

>>2727890
Also specifically for this cognitive behavioral therapy is good specifically the Overcoming Social Anxiety by Dr. Richards since you can do it at home alone

>>2732699
The lumpens have no leverage and are mercenary, capitalism is completely invulnerable to anything except nuclear weapons or climate collapse

>>2728765
there's a better thread addressing these contradictions in further detail and without the doomerism
>>2686845

>>2732705

if workers seized the means of production where I live, they'd just be in a bunch of fast food shops and liquor stores. I don't think people realize how unrealistic "industrial class struggle" approaches are in modern suburban and urban USA. Most American workers have about as much leverage as lumpenproles now; their ability to resist centers around their relation to commodity rather than production, ie mass organized looting. When it comes to productive labor, the line between labor reserve, lumpen, and working class is more blurred in late stage American capitalism. In fact, this reality will become even more dominant and apparent with the continuous growth of automation; the relation of the working-class in regards to struggle will take place in areas of social reproduction, and commodity, rather than production. It's funny how many other marxists cant seem to understand this, and think the lack of industrial revolt involved in modern general strikes / riots is from tactical error.

>>2732705

You are also not fully correct, because the largest prison strike in history occurred nation-wide and an anarchist / marxist group of individuals within the IWW started a group called IWOC (incarcerated workers organizing committee). It was the biggest prison strike in history, and it occurred both in 2016, and 2018 I believe. The language was way more explicit in it's anti-capitalist theory than any recent strike in the USA, and there were even prison riots behind the work stoppages.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incarcerated_Workers_Organizing_Committee

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_U.S._prison_strike

>>2732787
I remember reading about that in Kevin Rashid Johnson’s blog, he also joined DSA from prison, not sure how that all went

>>2726536
Being a leftist shock jockey is cringe when you're not backed up by actual material praxis.

>>2732260
Bad empanada is wrong. Unlike China, soviet union wasnt ally of cuba. Soviet union made cuba neocolonial agricultural appendage of social fascism. Russian social fascists sent tens thousands of cuban mercanaries to die in angola and vietnamese mercenaries to die in kampuchea.

I strongly believe BE was deported. He was gone soon after made posts handing out money like Mr beast and spreading anti-Communism.
>>2726536
>dont donate to them even though theyre doing exactly what i did

>>2732277
>Why does he think Cuba is completely reliant on the tourism sector? Because they went that route in the 90s and that fucks them now completely over.
explain pls

>>2694339
what i am describing is a division of labour. not all people can benefit from an academic education.
>>2694360
>scientific laws of history
😂😂 care to explain what these scientific laws are?
>Violent slave rebellions dealt severe blows to the political power of the slave owners and hastened the collapse of slavery. While slavery disintegrated, feudal production relations gradually matured
this is entirely ahistorical. slavery existed in england before the normans (450-1066), but afterwards (1066-1485), feudalism was imposed on the english by the ruling class, not out of class struggle, but out of class domination. in fact, the real class struggle of this time was the nobility versus the royalty, such as with the two "baron wars" stretching across the 13th century, from 1215 to 1270, which gave us legal revolutions such as the magna carta (1215), that entered into english mythology for centuries afterwards. this is where history happened. after this we get the "hundred years war" (1337-1453). in the middle period of this international elite conflict we also had the peasant rebellions of 1381. these peasants we can compare to the burghers more than the serfs, since part of the rebellion were various guilds that terrorised flemish competition in london (a move later continued by henry viii who expelled foreign business in england). after this we get the war of the roses (1455-87) which places the tudors on the throne, from whence we get capitalist conditions. henry vii and henry viii confiscate land in service of the landed gentry, who are by now, formally incorporated into the house of lords (included in the primary act of the magna carta), and by which the lords temporal become a majority following 1540. thus, the class war of the middle ages was not serfs vs lords, it was kings vs nobles, and after this it's lords vs peasants. after this, we get the ascendancy of the bourgeoisie in northern europe, leading to the revolutionary conditions of the 17th century, which sees england become a republic and finally a constitutional monarchy, which gives supremacy to the house of commons. in all these cases, it is the elites contending for power over the masses, not the masses risPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2694360
>>2695572
similarly, in rome, the struggle was not slaves versus masters, it was patricians versus plebs; the two stratum of civil society, such as in the reported "struggle of the orders" (500 BCE - 280 BCE). the only notable slave rebellion gave rise to the myth of spartacus (a rebellious gladiator) in the "third servile war" (73 BCE - 71BCE), but this was not a political battle, but rather a claim of personal freedom by exile.

>>2690668
https://paulcockshott.wordpress.com/2017/07/28/why-no-roman-industrial-revolution/

Why no Roman industrial revolution?

In my last post I repeated Marx’s phrase the the hand mill gave you the feudal lord the steam mill the industrial capitalist. One reader objected that this overstated the role of technology and that steam power was already known to the Romans. I concede that Marx over simplified. There were thousands of water mills in England recorded in the Domesday book. So ownership of water mills was a key part of the power of the feudal lords. A better phrase would have been that the water mill brings you the feudal lord the steam mill the industrial capitalist. But to return to the original question.

The ancient Romans already had a working steam turbine in Hero’s aeolipile. Why were they not able to turn this to use in industry, pumping water or turning millstones?

Why no industrial revolution in antiquity?

There are well known arguments about the social relations of slavery impeding the development of labour saving technology, but is this enough of an explanation?

We know that the ancients harnessed the power of water for grinding corn and other industrial uses, so they were not completely indifferent to artificial sources of power.

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>>2695588
> this was not a political battle, but rather a claim of personal freedom by exile.
the third servile war was absolutely a political battle. deploying the military to crush a slave revolt and then crucify the survivors along the appian way is absolutely political

similar topic >>2728765

Trots, stalinists, and maoist might as well all unite in a big tent party, they will never achieve anything with these meme 20th century tendencies

>>2730106
>sexual assault allegations being covered up or having the victims slandered
OP sexually assaulted me btw. OP will deny this (cover up the allegations) say I am lying (slander me). My allegations should be taken seriously (no, not handled in a court of law, that's ridiculous and bourgeois) by which I mean OP should be considered guilty until proven innocent. Also if anyone else would like to come forward and reveal that OP sexually assaulted them that would be really helpful. Presumption of innocence and trial by jury are bourgeois nonsense. What we need is total accountability (i.e. the ability to wreck any org with spurious allegations).

I half-believe now that all "sex cult" allegations against trotskyist groups are just stalinist incels coping that trot chads are drowning in trot stacy pussy

>>2730435
The point is grifting on the traditions of dead generations so they're just fine as they are

you lack a soul

>>2732008

Well there's probably no such thing so yeah.

>>2727347
This poster should include white women. White women do the real work of destroying the west.

three cheers for the forgotten Goddesses of Arabia

Sorry this is late women

>Gloria Steinem
>Second-wave Feminism
>Radical Feminist
>Anti-pornography
>Democratic Socialists of America
>She is also a former CIA operative, where she focused on anti-communism.
>Writer and journalist for Ms. and New York magazines
>Peace activists, undertook a journey from the capital of North Korea, Pyongyang to South Korea, crossing the Korean Demilitarized Zone, the heavily militarized border on the 38th parallel of the Korean peninsula
>She also wrote that, while she supported the right of individuals to identify as they choose, she believed some transsexuals "surgically mutilate their own bodies" in order to conform to a gender role that is inexorably tied to physical body parts. She claimed that "feminists are right to feel uncomfortable about the need for and uses of transsexualism.
>"the health of any of us affects the health of all of us, and excluding trans people endangers us all
>In the 1990s, Steinem helped establish Take Our Daughters to Work Day
>"In my experience The Agency was completely different from its image; it was liberal, nonviolent and honorable."
Benevolent Socialist CIA Shogunate with Conservative Radical Feminism Idpol characteristics

>>2732527
It's so Joever

but the treats are so yummy
we are the cattle of the sun god

>>2726301
You should be doing it, but you only write about it and LARP

>>2726202
>>2726301
this is just calling for infantile adventurism/mechanical putchism. We have to build up the forces for that long before a revolutionary moment happens. lone wolf adventurism like the JRA or RAF was already tried and it failed miserably. trying to force the revolution to happen on your terms destroys the movement. All we can do is patiently build up the forces of a vanguard party and integrate amongst the people long before the revolutionary moment arrives

>>2726202
>or get nuked
By who? You?

why would they actually go outside and do something?
they already think they're doing more than the average joe just by posting on this faggot altchan

>>2730430
>>2730428
Good stuff anon

>>2515750
loook! the whole gang's here

Chihuahua Posters am I right

>>2731795
Deeply problematic, this makes it seem like imperialism is an inherent quality of global capitalist competition, and not a binary value I can attach to certain nation states in order to ascribe moral value to them.

I prefer the ring model.

>>2731948
This is a Kaustskyite model.

>>2731998
how

After reading about it I think its euro chauvinist rubbish.