/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

based, fuck theravadins

what do we think about making a marxist pure land mural and using this as an object of meditation? i could probably draw something though i usually only draw stuff for hidweh project and i have a particular style

>Red Shambhalla finds it's way to leftypol
Yup! Another proletarian classic!

Considering that the CPC does have Mahayana memes (Qu Qiubai, the constant idealist contamination in CPC leadership), the Chicoms are way more competent at running syncretism toward Mahayana.

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

Bump?

>>2791577
this. A program that has no purpose must be deleted.

so with cuba and chavismo out of picture, who are latam elites going to blame whenever the subjects get uppity?

>>2792010
Retard

>>2799813
Well I don’t think that the politicians will give up but the People might not wanna be deprived of electricity anymore, but if the US starts bombing civilians then they will turn back to the Government.

>>2798543
Dabne sehr, das hilft mir weiter.

Mein neues Buch „Der Wahrheitskomplex: Wie NGOs im Staatsauftrag unerwünschte Meinungen bekämpfen“ erscheint am 4. Mai. Hier präsentiere ich eine Leseprobe zum Aufbau des deutschen Wahrheitskomplexes. Im Buch erfahren Sie auch, wie nach diesem Vorbild der europäische Wahrheitskomplex aufgebaut wurde und welche Rolle der militärisch-geheimdienstliche Sektor der USA dabei spielte.


Leseprobe
„Deutschland war in Europa beim Aufbau des Wahrheitskomplexes und dessen rechtlicher Unterfütterung ein Vorreiter. Es begann bereits 2014, auch wenn das damals nicht erkennbar war. Aus dem Umfeld der SPD heraus gründete sich das Recherchekollektiv Correctiv*, das sich zu einem wichtigen Pfeiler des staatsnahen Wahrheitskomplexes entwickeln sollte. Im gleichen Jahr setzte die Merkel-Regierung das Förderprogramm »Demokratie Leben!« auf. Aus diesem wurde ab 2015 mit steil ansteigenden Summen »zivilgesellschaftliches Engagement« gefördert. Ein großer Teil davon ging und geht an NGOs des Wahrheitskomplexes.



Im September 2015 vereinbarte der damalige Bundesjustizminister Heiko Maas (SPD) nach einem Gespräch mit Facebook-Vertretern in Berlin die Gründung einer Arbeitsgruppe (Taskforce) gegen Hassbotschaften. Wichtigste Teilnehmerin aus der sogenannten Zivilgesellschaft war die Amadeu Antonio Stiftung (AAS). Diese wurde 1998 von Anetta Kahane gegründet, einer langjährigen informellen Mitarbeiterin der Staatssicherheit der DDR. Die Stiftung engagiert sich gegen Rechtsextremismus, Antisemitismus und Ausländerfeindlichkeit. Im Stiftungsrat sitzt unter anderem der Präsident des Thüringer Verfassungsschutzes, außerdem ein aktiver Politiker der SPD und zwei ehemalige von Grünen und FDP.

Anlass der Taskforce-Gründung waren Proteste gegen die tolerierte Masseneinwanderung. Die AAS hatte offenkundig die Vorarbeit für Maas geleistet. Sie veröffentlichte im Monat vor Bekanntgabe der Arbeitsgruppe eine Broschüre über den Umgang mit »Hate Speech« im Internet, mit einem Geleitwort des Justizministers, in dem er die AAS dafür lobt, dass sie Strategien und Handlungsempfehlungen anbietet. Weil diese Arbeitsgruppe gegen Hass den Auftakt einer Kampagne darstellte, die in das Netzwerkdurchsetzungsgesetz und dessen Nachfolger, den Digital Services Act, münden sollte, wollen wir uns die AAS und ihr Verständnis von »Hassrede« näher anschauen.

AAS-Gründerin Anetta Kahane vertrat auf einer Pressekonferenz im November 2020 die These, »weil der AntisPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2799605
Quelle: https://norberthaering.de/buchtipps/wahrheitskonplex-leseprobe/
<AAS-Gründerin Anetta Kahane vertrat auf einer Pressekonferenz im November 2020 die These, »weil der Antisemitismus selbst die älteste Verschwörungstheorie überhaupt ist«, seien »Verschwörungstheorien immer antisemitisch, selbst wenn sie sich mit Bill Gates beschäftigen“.
Und weil Anetta Kahane älter ist als du und ich sind wir beide anettakahanisch. (Die Frage ist nur noch ob strukturell oder glühend.) Völlig gaga.

>>2799704
>>2799605
Ohne PDF-Lieferung wertlos.

Honest thoughts on him (Punter's Politics)? He seems way more tolerable than most of the leftist political influencers in Australia

>>2796424
I dislike the /isg/ tikgram react shit, so I'm not the target audience for that, but they're a good lad in my books. I've shared their videos to more mainstream people - they're good agitprop, populist and accessible, not trying to be moar based than thou.

I draw parallels with Harper O'Conner's earlier videos, I notice rhetoric techniques like grifters use and it puts me on edge, but it's good underneath. And Punter has lampshaded that, they're open and aware of their media style and their role as an educator in social media.

Cool stunts. Not quite Boy Boy/Chaser but enough to punch above.

>>2796424
>[sea shanty]
>[truke]
i lik it

>>2792058
fahk could have fooled me. some of these cunts look like they would have switched sides in ww2. you think the average hick cadet at duntranshumanist is that far politically removed from these bogan fucks?

tanuki is the worst kind of trot and frankly a fucking embarrassment. shooting civvies for yanks? no thanks. free palestine.

>>2799788
>tanuki is the worst kind of trot
No right to post. Come back next year.

>>2799679
This website is a bunch of middle class sex-having normies calling each other broke incels and larping as such. Leftypol is the most fakecel community in the world

>>2788026
>why are there so many fascists on leftypol
inevitable consequence of not permabanning socdems on sight

>>2799696
Realcel gets brutally framemogged by middleclasspilled fakecels leftypolmaxxers.

Because supporting Iran is progresaive or something, now we have to endure islamo-fascists because "muh multipoltard*

>>2799740
>not mentioning the russophiles
I see you ivan

More good news.

Germany hate post!
Fuck this thrice genocide doing AmeriKKKa collaborationist cuck state
Total germanoid DEATH!!!

>>2799612
How was he so right ?

>>2799079
Puting the NSDAP alongside modern zioyankee parties who will sell-out on immigration and most of other issues as soon as they win is so stupid
>>2799576
What are they planning? I heard they were warning to pull out of Spain and I thought they were preparing for an invasion or whatever using Marocco but why wouls they remove their troops from Germany? Do they genuinely believe their ideology? Are they this retarded?
>>2799612
I hoped Putin was doing to Germany what German media says

>>2799630
Probably going to use their troops against Iran, even just as posturing. these troops are essentially useless strategically in Germany. It's also a way to put pressure on Eastern Europe, Trump is showing that if they don't follow him, they're not going to defend them if Russia attacks.

>>2796060
>Is there any room in Marxism for people who don't like democracy
naive question that does not distinguish between bourgeois democracy and actual democracy, which can exist only when class society has been overcome. If you mean the former, yes. No Marxist likes bourgeois "democracy." If you mean the latter, no, that is just reactionary nonsense.

> would prefer a strong man leader type in the vain of the USSR under Stalin, the DPRK or Mao's China?
Stalin was the general secretary of the CPSU and regularly had his own decisions overriden. Same with other so called "strong man" examples. You just fell for bourgeois propaganda equating communism with fascism and decided that made communism sound based.

>Even though we have successful examples of this
This is rooted in your misconceptions outlined above
>the modern left seems obsessed with "our democracy"
so is this

>>2799289
Your personal outlook is not relevant to class struggle.

>>2799291
because you fail understand the class character of bourgeois democracy, and how it is not really democracy. You repeat "the modern left" but you mean liberals living in bourgeois imperialist "democracy"

>>2796060
Yeah because one party states cannot be democratic, or at least there is no mechanism beyond the individual will of the General Secretary/politburo (depends on how oligarchic vs autocratic it is) to ensure it remains such. Strong man politics cannot free people because by its very nature it subjects the masses to the individual whims of one person. Leninists will insist otherwise but they're lying because what they really want is to be part of the elite ruling clique and replace the capitalists as the new ruling class, not actually emancipate the proles from a ruling class.

Nobody here understands the main purpose of bourgeois democracy and the key innovation behind it. It's not some high-minded principle of citizen participation, though that does serve a useful error-checking function (if you're really shit you'll be removed from power), it's not even circulation of elites (though again, this is usually useful), it's not even changing parties in power (see Japan or Sweden 1930s-70s) it is, above all else: The stable transition of power.

Let's say strongmen outperform parliamentary democracy when they're in charge. Parliamentary democracies probably still beat strongman regimes in the long run! Why? Because in such a system, there's never a reliable mechanism for changing the person in charge when the strongman dies. Maybe you can have his kids do it, like a king - but then what if there's a disputed succession? A close ally - but then maybe said ally falls out of favor just a year before the strongman dies, or maybe he's the favored candidate of the strongman but not of all the other power-brokers. A junta of some kind - but then you've replaced your strong individual leader with an ossified committee who probably hate one another. And let's say some faction or individual is on the losing side but has a power base - why shouldn't he use it to try to stage a coup, which will with very high likelihood result in outright civil war?

In a parliamentary system it's very simple: If you aren't the faction in power, you put your resources into winning the election and taking power. Even in a system where the parties don't circulate much, as in Japan, there's a nice stable set of institutions for making sure the country is governed by a succession of different LDP prime ministers (and they change those pretty often!) instead of having one guy who'll bring the whole state down with him when he invariably dies. The result of that is that people can spend all their time going about their day doing whatever it is people do, losing an evening every 3-5 years to going to the polling booth, instead of fighting and dying in a pointless civil war over who gets to sit in the big chair.

I don't want much of anything of the left. I'd be glad getting class war but I'd settle for reprisals.
Whoever lets me off my boss, is the side I'd pick my gun for. Unfortunately rightoids, troglodytes they may be, are organized by people who are rather class-pilled themselves. So leftoids are the only hope for the man who wants to see rich people (or a subset thereof) liquidated.

Done in Neo-Traditional English style.

Spent the day working, granted I don’t think May Day is much of a cultural thing in the U.S. outside of parts of the east coast

>>2799484
We have to make it so
(Next year im camus maxxing today )

>>2799490
Apparently Fox News is seething about it, so they might make it a holiday here incidentally

By some bizarre coincidence I happened to be in Illinois during May Day, so I made the pilgrimage to Waldheim / Forest Home cemetery to see the Haymarket martyrs monument.

When I got there I saw this enormous line of cars around the cemetery with lots of police vehicles directing traffic. At first I thought that May Day here was way, way more popular than I expected it to be, but looking at the types of cars in line and the people in them, combined with the sheer quantity of cops, shifted the vibe towards some sort of mob funeral during a gang war. I've looked online after the fact and I still have no idea what the hell was going on. I thought that my chances of seeing the monument were dashed, but I drove around to the other side of the cemetery and the monument was in plain sight and easy to walk to, wew.

Anyway, the visit was kinda quiet, but enjoyable. The statue itself is tastefully done, and right next to it are the graves of some of America's most famous Communists and anarchists. That's Communist with a capital C; the plot to the left of the monument holds the remains of most of the CPUSA's notable leaders, but no Socialists whatsoever. I guess they were too afraid to be associated with anarchists. The anarchist plot is to the right of the monument and holds the remains of basically every US-based anarchist I know as a non-anarchist except I think Alexander Berkman. I learned from talking with a comrade on site that there was apparently a big dispute over which side would inter Lucy Parsons' remains, because she started her political life as an anarchist and died as a Communist; her grave ended up in the anarchist plot. One really nice thing was that there were signs set up at leftist gravesites giving mini-bios of who these people were.

There were less than two dozen comrades there, mostly anarchists. I don't meet them often IRL so there were some friendly and interesting conversations to be had. There was also a guy there who was a real character, dressed in a motorcycle jacket with communist pins and smoking a Cuban cigar. He was very knowledgeable and fun to talk to until he started cracking Kronstadt jokes within earshot of the anarchists.

>>2799256
>votes.
>is anti-cia


fixed that

>>2799311
this but unironically.
I mean just look at the state of things. 20 years ago if someone calls themselves a socialist its social suicide to general conservative/patriotic culture. now, just a little economic stagnation has been enough for something like 30% of gen z ending up with a positive view of socialism. (of course don't get me wrong they have a very skewed perspective of socialism and only want social democracy, but just 20 yrs ago even saying the word socialist is culturally illegal, so its still somewhat of a jump in the right direction I guess? not to mention anti establishment sentiment is at an all time high due to epstein and distrust of party leaders. if we had an organized core, we could take advantage of some of these people to bring the masses to our ideals, or at least begin teaching them about it.

How about just educating people that the true nature of political power comes from control of the military/weapons/industry and not voting?

Why would you want to continue deluding workers into participating in the sham of voting?

>>2798800
I dont know if its objective reality, I just trust the 10's of millions of sincere communists in Vietnam to keep the ship in the right direction.

>>2797994
it always shocks people when i tell them xi has a doctorate in marxist law

>>2798818
>Posting Xi in a thread about Vietnam
At least there are three 8s in your post number.

>why does a weaker capitalist nation act cucked towards stronger capitalist nations
Because the weak do what they must etc etc. Don't worry, the Vietnamese ruling class cucks themselves to your beloved capitalist nation China as well, so you can sleep easy tonight Mr.Nationalist.