/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

Liberalism is an idealist moral philosophy created by Locke. It focuses on abstract concepts of freedom and equality. Locked concepts are full of contradictions because he was a heavily invested in the slave trade and colonial projects.
It heavily inspired the French Revolution with their slogan of "liberty, equality, and fraternity" post French Revolution it became the dominant ethical and cultural system in the western world.

>>2581166
> "A man should only work 4 hours a day so he may have time to devote himself to the arts and sciences."
This sounds like a joke. Did he even interact with ordinary people? They're not interested in art, they're not interested in science.
Of course, there are people who can write entire articles on /leftypol/ in their free time, but they make up about 5 percent. What to do with the remaining 95%?

American thread with American-tier posts.

>>2649389
>full of contradictions
such as? locke's concept of property as being based in mixing labour and nature is the same basis from which marx proceeds:
<Private property is first considered only in its objective aspect – but nevertheless with labour as its essence.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1844/manuscripts/comm.htm
with justice equally being based in the right one possesses in his legitimate property, as marx further agrees with:
<This sphere that we are deserting, within whose boundaries the sale and purchase of labour-power goes on, is in fact a very Eden of the innate rights of man. There alone rule Freedom, Equality, Property and Bentham.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1867-c1/ch06.htm
<There is here, therefore, an antinomy, right against right, both equally bearing the seal of the law of exchanges.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1867-c1/ch10.htm
this "bourgeois right", marx extends down to the primary phase of communist society:
<Accordingly, the individual producer receives back from society – after the deductions have been made – exactly what he gives to it […] Hence, equal right here is still in principle – bourgeois right
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1875/gotha/ch01.htm
>It heavily inspired the French Revolution with their slogan of "liberty, equality, and fraternity"
locke's contributions in terms of slogans is more relevant to "life, liberty and the pursuit of property", equally appreciated by jean-jacques rousseau and thomas jefferson in the french and american revolutions, with the declaration of independence also highlighting the "consent of the governed", a notion of a "social contract", thPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2649413
i would suggest you read "brave new world" (1932)

>>2643827
Seychelles and Mauritius are the best places in Africa for a reason

>>2644560 really great posts about countries that aren't the "country" of Singapore but passed off as if they had the same "model" as Singapore indeed.

For the record, the Korean and Taiwanese "model" was being strategically crucial imperial posts in the pacific and thus being allowed to industrialize, the Chinese "model" was a proletarian state offering the single largest and most profitable reserve army of labor to transnational capital in exchange for maintaining economic sovereignty. No matter how hard besieged Cuba implements the same "model", it will never ever industrialize.

The "east asian tigers" is nelioberal mythologizing propaganda founded on ignoring the reality of imperialist imposed underdevelopment, it's so mythological they literally call it a "miracle" because bourgeois economists don't actually have a scientific understanding of economics

>>2645911
Many countries are in a position to be allowed to develop in the sense of a Japan, China, Singapore, or Hong Kong. Few are geopolitically positioned to get active (non-technical administrative) help like a Taiwan or South Korea. What's missing is the institutions and ideas which allow for a state-directed program of:

1. Dissimulation of technical expertise.
2. Redirecting of capital towards modern labor saving devices.
3. Within a capitalist system insuring these resources aren't destroyed by (global) competition.

1. and 2. are just increasing crystalized labors share, while the 3. is maintaining profitability.

Incidentally it would be wonderful if there were western institutions to without prejudice to the sort of state they were aiding to provide technical administrative aid as was received from the UN for Singapore to establish its developmental state, or was self-created by the Japanese.

>>2645974
>What's missing is […]
In reality this is an oversimplification. Especially if you've got an economy dominated by economic rents, basically feudalism. Then there's more work to do, even patently revolutionary work. In the US this might be largely the case because IP (rents for getting there first - irreconcilable with late development), capital rents, and ground rents, makes unbounded income for finite work. Together these are a massive part of the economy.

Ngl Singapore is THE cuck country
Imagine needing that strong of a government

Send the capitalists into space.

Communist society should exist here, on Earth. There's no imperative to expand to a solar system which is completely undeveloped, uninhabited 'wilderness.' Send the bourgeoisie into orbit, where the imperative to expand, innovate and develop productive forces actually makes sense and can be put to use harvesting asteroids and terraforming planets for infinite profits.

>>2649143
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we can learn to communicate with the dolphins.

I don’t want to hear a peep or a word about space or the deep ocean or any other nonsense until human poverty is gone

>>2649217
>should
Why? Why "should" it be confined to earth?
>There's no imperative to expand to a solar system which is completely undeveloped, uninhabited 'wilderness.'
There is imperative to not expand either.

>>2649337
How about the complete waste of resources it takes to even get to space

southport killer copycat gets 14 months on jail
im sure he'll learn his lesson once he gets out…

Political fallout from the latest detection continues:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/jan/16/robert-jenrick-tells-lies-says-kemi-badenoch-conservative-nigel-farage-reform-uk

Nothing more than a privileged social strata of vermin crawling atop one another as they reposition themselves in that rats nest of British Parliamentary democracy.

Jenrick is seeking along with Reform to cause as much damage to the Tories as they attempt to hold its head beneath the water, in effect drowning its main opposition.

The only thing of note is that he issues a statement declaring that 'the future of the country is at stake', echoing the eschatological narrative of the far right propagandists by employing the same narrative.

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New thread

>>2649661
weird how they catch the white ones before they do it

>>2649248
'm self employed

>>2647076
As a thirdoid I use 'western leftist' in the proper sense, to refer to third worldist dengust retards.

>>2646758
>amerigoblin
>being racist to anyone
shesh…

>There's no international "proletarian solidarity"
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>>2644578
True. From now on, you should care less and less about this blackpill and whatever else the inhabitants of the first world care about or don't care about. It is in their material interest to maintain inequalities, and in your interest to organize politically to improve your neighborhood, community, and country.
>>2647292
From one thirdoid to another, stop being a pick me for the retards in this cesspool.

>>2649164
>the retards in this cesspool
you mean western leftists?

>>2644497
>There's no international "proletarian solidarity". I support the interclass struggle
Yeah! Hail Sakai and Israel!

You need to get on premium bux also known as disability

Good, I have better things to do than babysit these scum.

>>2643454
Obviously everyone's right that the neo-Nazis are still lurking and bound to re-organise under different structures. It's still a momentum-killer and a great excuse for a laugh. As ridiculous as they were, they were seen as the international forefront of neo-Nazism.

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>>2643455
>100%. They've been doing this in the UK for years.
If you see this, comrade, please give us some details of what to expect. Video documentaries are fine too.
There are far-right nationalist electoral options, like the rapidly rising One Nation party, the Katter Party, and a few local options like the barely-existing Australia First Party. They've already been caught in 2018 trying entryism in the Young National party. Not to mention Stefan Eracleous was a former Young Liberal and Louise Black is a Liberal Party member and ran for local council.

/fascist/ have mixed feelings on the news.

>>2647115
>be me
>dont have a trashfire of an ideology
>child abusers, rapists and edgelords aren't attracted to it
damn it feels good to be a gangster

>country's fucked
>one nation rising
Ah nah she'll be right inshallah