/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2764312
because they are free minded and can't be used as a tool for le revolution

>>2764312
there's arguments that mafia would be more considered "lumpenbourgeoisie"
But the real answer is these groups don't organize because they have no real economic or political power, especially homeless beggars.

>>2751872
They were experimentative, that's for sure. Literal cult.

>>2752063
Isn't being a Marxist illegal in Indonesia now?

Honestly, even if the cnt-fai wasn't in charge after the civil war, a republican victory in spain would've been the greatest leftist win in history

>>2752099
>I have no idea about India

>>2751872
I actually don't have as much PCP stuff downloaded but you can read it all on bannedthought.net or the website redherald.org. Also this website (not mine btw) has a good archive: https://welshmaoist.blogspot.com/p/marxism-leninism-maoism.html

>>2763792
Unironically a Republican victory in the Spanish Civil War likely means no holocaust. France wouldn't have surrendered the way it did IRL if it could retreat into the South and towards Spain, Britain could have continued fighting the Nazis on land, and the Soviets would have had a fundamental desire to fight the nazis in 1939. Fuck Poland might have agreed to the Entente-Soviet pact preventing molotov rippentrop. Liberated Europe by 1943 without Yankkkee intervention.

>>2762412
>That's because saying "Free Palestine" would run up against their real purpose, which is to coordinate disparate interests and stabilize the American political system, which they'll do in the case of both pro-Israel donors and Palestine protesters by saying they're not against Israel but just against Netanyahu or something like that.
Which confirms the notion that the only reason the left cares so much about Palestine is due to its use-value.

>>2746538
>He’s even thrown his own wife under the bus for working with Palestinian liberation activist Susan Abdulhawa
<"Palestinians are neo-nazis, look at these screenshots of twitter posts"
Leftist "callout/cancel culture" has deputized them all as cops who are happy to help Zionist surveillance accomplish their psyops for free to smear the critics of Israel. Actually the DSA gets paid: they gain social capital for their branding as heroic 'anti-fascists' who bravely fight antisemitic tropes
Actual nazis are defined by their material behavior of denying food/water and healthcare. Idealists call Palestinians are nazis for their merely class conscious tweets about being 'goyim'. I imagine DSA radlibs in the 1960s also called The Black Panthers 'nazis' for daring to call themselves n*ggers, "how dare you use the word that your oppressors call you!!! This is an anti-white trope! You will never be invited to our settler anti-Stalinist forum where we have mild disagreements with our fellow PMC Jeffery Epstein libertarian guys about whether 'sex work is work' is woke or not"
>Fully divest NYC from the Zionist entity
As the Mayor, his main job is to secure funding for civic projects, but I imagine Zionist alligned finance capitalists have a lot of power with their choices in investing in the Zohran era municipal bond market. Whoever controls bond markets controls your city, try thinking dialectically about the material base of capitalism the next time some radlib talks about "electoralism is good/bad" or "this politician is good/bad"
<Mamdani's administration is facing significant challenges in the municipal bond market. This has resulted in decreased investor confidence and difficulties in selling city debt, which are critical for funding city projects and services.
<Mamdani's proposed fiscal policies, which include extensive spending plans, have raised concerns among investors about the city's financial health.
<There is a notable shift in investor sentiment, with many expressing distrust in the city's ability to manage its debt effectively under Mamdani's leadership.
<Recently, New York CiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2761847
>>For your bloodthristy ilk, it's always about killing randos, 4D paranoia, and talking like Evangelical preachers

I'd say leftist insurrectionist types like third-worldists, natlibs, anarchists, maoists, etc. are closer to jihadists in their language and rhetoric. It's always speaking in terms of total enemies, total power, and waging endless struggle by any means against said enemies. There is no language of compromise, passivity, unless convenient and used for confusion of the enemy. The JPA supports Class Jihadists, what exactly are you going to do about it? This is the new norm, so the JPA needs not engage in anything directly, you have arrived too late, and the work of convincing thousands upon thousands of workers & lumpens that the bourgeois must be genocided is already done. We can sleep, and the inevitable will unfold, unrelated to us in any direct way. Yet, like your “New Jakarta” campaign waged against the Islamic voices of the East, those you view as the propaganda wings of a dangerous opposition, you will attempt to eliminate the same type of voices within the western left, that you see as a threat. You will do this because you have lost the ability to control the masses, who have long since been swayed into action right under your noses.


한 달만 더.
그러면 붉은 해가 미국 대지를 비추리라.
반동들의 눈은 멀어지고,
혁명가들의 길은 환히 열리리라.
미제는 무릎 꿇을 것이며,
진리의 등대는 온 세상에 떠오르리라.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWmgu9fESV_/

NOOOOOOOOOO

>>2763749
And?

>>2763294
Wrong. You are distorting the NEP as something economically necessary. Trotsky's position was to continue the war economic policy in the civil war of war communism; this does not abolish private property and was necessary in the use of confiscation with a fixed price for cities and soldiers, even if unpopular with peasants. Without war, there is a limited grain market with an incentive to transition peasants to collective work in the countryside.

You are confusing state capitalism, which was used when there were no developed means of production, with capitalism, which is the example of small peasant production isolated from each other, which is outdated for collective planning due to a lack of technology and organizational techniques. In this case, preparing a limited grain market with state capitalism is acceptable so that impoverished small peasants receive benefits for working in cooperatives, because the more prosperous peasants were acting like gangs, sabotaging and coercing the smaller peasants to submit to what would be the "new capitalists," who were preparing to eventually pit rural workers against urban workers in an attempt to restore the bourgeois state.

State capitalism is not something stable and must be used by the dictatorship of the proletariat to facilitate all the conditions for the entire economy to be socialized, such as having a level of education, machinery and self-sufficient national technology for collective planning. This will eventually have to come into conflict with a small minority of the petty bourgeoisie that is more prosperous and will try everything to get counterrevolutionaries to assume power to end proletarian democracy and the domination of the proletarian class over the intelligentsia, petty bourgeoisie and the rest of society.

You're also forgetting that the Soviet Union had to acquire books, knowledge, and machinery to be self-sufficient because it was already receiving sanctions from capitalist countries from the beginning. The existing trade was being deliberately limited to grains by the capitalists with the intention of creating civil war in the Soviet Union using the kulaks, but this failed even though the Soviet government gave the kulaks many chances to cooperate. Eventually, the hatred of the peasants against the prosperous peasants could no longer be contained. I wouldPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2763800
>Wrong. You are distorting the NEP as something economically necessary. Trotsky's position was to continue the war economic policy in the civil war of war communism; this does not abolish private property and was necessary in the use of confiscation with a fixed price for cities and soldiers, even if unpopular with peasants. Without war, there is a limited grain market with an incentive to transition peasants to collective work in the countryside.

No. You are already bullshitting, Trotsky wanted a continuation of the NEP with a rapid industrialization of the country. He was one of the first to advocate for NEP like changes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fKRrSNEoIg

>You are confusing state capitalism, which was used when there were no developed means of production, with capitalism, which is the example of small peasant production isolated from each other, which is outdated for collective planning due to a lack of technology and organizational techniques.

What the actual fuck are you talking about? You know State Capitalism has been used by non-socialist countries right? The idea of a mixed market economy goes back to the very birth of capitalism and isn't a uniquely Bolshevik policy in the slightest.

>You're also forgetting that the Soviet Union had to acquire books, knowledge, and machinery to be self-sufficient because it was already receiving sanctions from capitalist countries from the beginning. The existing trade was being deliberately limited to grains by the capitalists with the intention of creating civil war in the Soviet Union using the kulaks, but this failed even though the Soviet government gave the kulaks many chances to cooperate. Eventually, the hatred of the peasants against the prosperous peasants could no longer be contained. I would say that the Soviet government didn't fall into the trap the capitalists were hoping for, which was to wage war between rural and urban workers, even though the kulaks were given many more chances to cooperate by Stalin. This, however, was useful in exposing the right-wing revisionist sector in the Soviet Union.

Apparantly the Kulaks are a magical group of people that can siPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2763294
>The solution was not scrapping the NEP it was allowing the economy to breathe by not enforcing retarded price controls and constricting it with party overreach.
Dude, you can't will grain into existence by lifting price controls. I have no fucking clue where this magical line of thinking originates from, it's so fucking dumb

>>2764076
>Apparantly the Kulaks are a magical group of people that can single-handedly sabotage capitalism.

Kulaks became irrelevant by the late 20s as poor peasantry and state and collective farms became more and more dominant. Kulaks' grip on the grain market died, and their attempted sabotage was the last dying effort to reverse the trend. Retards went full luddite with attacking new ways of agriculture, tractors, any kind of mechanization, to return back the good times, but predictably enough, kulaks went out of business with their use of manual labor in the fields when your competition is using tractors, combines, pesticides, fertilizers, modern agricultural planning, etc etc.

Why are you acting surprised that a reactionary group of people has reactionary views on the economy, that makes them really fucking inefficient and turns them towards violence to get their way?

>>2764139
>>2764076
And unlike you, I'm not speaking out of my ass on kulaks being le poor victims of tyrant Stalin, I've actually read Soviet papers on the issue, documentation from the time, where CPSU was gloating how kulaks take smaller and smaller share of the economic pie, alongside drop in grain prices and also improving peasant condition because more and more of them left for the cities while those who remained in villages learned better productivity and could now work for 2 or 3 peasants merely a decade ago. And they were looking at American farmers with their policies, even, saying that everyone knows that despite American grain prices being low, their farmers were famously wealthy.

>>2763218
I agree with notion that (formal) logic wasn't developed yet as it was after WWII, and also I should've add that even tho Marx and Engels never rejected formal logic at the time, they'd still resist relying on only mathematics or other static methodologies/scienes which is perfectly shown in Anti-Duhring and later Lenin presents in Empirio-Criticism.

My point was maybe misunderstood but I wanted to showcase that analytical school seems to reduct their scope into one branch of thought/science while Marxism has ability to constantly adapt to different scopes of analysis and even critique them from inside of their logic.

>Dialectics—as Hegel in his time explained—contains the element of relativism, of negation, of scepticism, but is not reducible to relativism. The materialist dialectics of Marx and Engels certainly does contain relativism, but is not reducible to relativism, that is, it recognises the relativity of all our knowledge, not in the sense of denying objective truth, but in the sense that the limits of approximation of our knowledge to this truth are historically conditional. - Lenin. Materialism and Empirio-Criticism

>>2763482
this is what happens when you gets your knowledge from memes, and haz

>>2763495
What do you mean

>>2763482
>>2763495
>Duuuuude, are you fucking serious?
are you? you keep asking stupid fucking questions that could be answered with a quick google

>>2763719
Wiki is a cia lies source

>>2757842
batteries are cool but to me distribution, not storage, is key. if electricity is treated like blood, which is made to circulate, rather than clot, it will be used right away and won't need to be stored. just-in-time production of electricity basically. Silvio Giselle had similar ideas about money

>>2758060
>just-in-time production of electricity
isn't the whole problem that you can't do that ? I mean sure you can keep it low and then start up another gaz powerplant,but solar and wind aren't on you to open them up unless you're already making a surplus

>>2757842
you can reuse batteries up to thousands of times, it's (mostly) a solved problem, the problem is you keep 80% of the battery's efficiency when recycled, so you have to add an additional 20% of the main element (lithium, or potentially something else)

Mr. Beast will solve the climate

https://www.reddit.com/r/collapse/comments/1s9qe0y/on_a_whole_other_level_rapid_snow_meltoff_in/
AHHHH

Judge tosses lawsuit filed by parents of ‘Cop City’ protester who was killed by troopers
The Jan. 18, 2023, shooting of Manuel Paez Terán, known as “Tortuguita,” was a galvanizing moment for the movement to halt the construction of what critics labeled “Cop City,” a sprawling police and firefighter training center that opened last year on the site of a forest and former prison farm just outside Atlanta.
https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/trump-admin-presents-new-plan-slash-two-thirds-consumer-watchdog-workforce-2026-04-01/

US Congress to pass bills to fully fund Homeland Security, Republican leaders say
The goal, according ​to a source with knowledge of the plan, is to again approve a DHS funding bill that the Senate unanimously passed ​last week, but the Republican-controlled House rejected. That bill would fund DHS to September 30, the end of this fiscal year. Instead of signing off on the bipartisan Senate bill, the House passed a 60-day extension of DHS funding - a measure that Democrats had repeatedly rejected.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-says-he-is-working-with-johnson-thune-fund-immigration-agents-2026-04-01/

The surprise winners of Trump's immigration wars
"There was all of this hype that Trump would be friendly toward high-skilled immigration and harder on low-skilled immigration," said Sam Peak, an immigration expert at the Economic Innovation Group. The opposite has been true, including an admission from the administration that seasonal farm labor jobs can't be filled with Americans.
https://www.axios.com/2026/04/01/trump-farm-workers-h1b-visas
https://archive.ph/R2PZE

Trump admin presents new plan to slash two thirds of consumer watchdog workforce
President Donald Trump's administration has developed a fresh plan to slash the workforce at the U.S. Consumer FPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

1023 - Camusbian feat. Katherine Krueger (3/30/26) (Chapo Trap House )
We talk about the Return of Rahm, the Democrats looking for a hot candidate, and Katherine’s Disneyland memories. But mostly we let Felix explain the Rob Schneider-Andrea Dworkin-Albert Camus connection. Kind of a gas leak episode here folks.
https://soundcloud.com/chapo-trap-house/1023-camusbian-feat-katherine

CC of the Communist Party of the Philippines: People's war is the answer to imperialist war and crisis
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Philippines joyfully extends its greetings to all the valiant Red fighters and commanders of the New People’s Army on this historic day, the 57th anniversary of the founding of the true army of the oppressed people. On this day, let us look back on the unrelenting efforts to advance the revolutionary armed struggle to achieve national freedom and genuine democracy. Let us draw lessons from our long march along the winding path of advances and retreats, defeats and victories. Let us pay tribute to all the heroes and martyrs of the Filipino people who selflessly dedicated their lives to the great cause of liberating the nation from imperialist domination and all forms of oppression and exploitation by the local ruling classes. We owe to their sacrifice all that the people have achieved on the path of revolutionary struggle. Their names and contributions shall never fade from the memory of the people. They are shining stars, serving as beacons, as the people traverse the darkness toward the Red dawn. It is fitting that we celebrate the victories we have achieved in advancing the revolutionary armed struggle in the past year, while mindfully drawing lessons from the bitterness we have experienced. We must firmly grasp these as we press forward on the path of strengthening and advancing our protracted people’s war.
https://philippinerevolution.nu/statements/peoples-war-is-the-answer-to-imperialist-war-and-crisis/

The US and Israel Are Making Gaza-Style War the New Normal
Last year, as Gaza lay in ruins with more than 10 percent of its population killed Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2763817
Right wing mentality spreading from Europe.

>>2763817
They were designated one of the 7 Muslim countries to be eliminated during the GWoT and they're the smallest and weakest of them so they're easy to beat up on. Also the Blackest of them. America loves killing uyghurs most out of any race.

>>2763817
I was hoping the conflict in somalia was de-escalating the same way sudan smashed the RSF as soon as iran gave gulfrael a black eye.

Is somalialand actually still happening? IIRC nobody recognised them but israel. not even lapdog countries like ukraine wanted shit to do with it.

>zog
imagine being a burger chauvinist in the year of our lord 26

>>2764000
take a shower stinky

>>2763463
None of this is really that controversial. Basic bitch.

you don't get expelled from 109 countries for nothing

only 5,999,999 jews were killed in the holocaust

guns are not an equalizer for the common man for the same reason that a whip is not an equalizer for a slave. a gun is just a tool and like any tool it does not change power dynamics, it only amplifies existing power dynamics, i.e. makes existing killers better at killing. it doesn't matter how much you larp at a shooting range or how much time you spend playing tactical shooters, you are still not a ruthless killer, you are a regular sane ordinary person with a conscience and a rational aversion to violence and death. the most sophisticated powerful weaponry in the world is as useless in your hands as a bowling ball in the hands of a golfer.