/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

As Trump Threatens Genocidal Attack, House Democrats Rebuked for Dragging Feet on War Powers Vote
Journalist Adam Johnson, however, noted that Democrats had a chance to “stop the madness” weeks ago, when it seemed they may have had the votes to pass a war powers resolution in the House at the end of March that would have limited Trump’s ability to further strike Iran. But instead, said Johnson, “ranking Member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Gregory Meeks (D-N.Y.) delayed the House War Powers vote until mid-April.”
https://www.commondreams.org/news/trump-genocide-iran-war-powers-dems

US is ‘using Mexico as a garbage sink’ leading to ‘toxic crisis’, UN expert says
Orellana, whose title is UN special rapporteur on toxics and human rights, conducted an 11-day investigative mission in Mexico last month to learn about toxic threats facing its population. He said he found lax environmental standards and a lack of oversight, which have allowed pollution to accumulate over the years.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/apr/07/mexico-us-toxic-waste-un-special-rapporteur

ICE arrested more than 800 people after tips from US airport security agency
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested more than 800 people following tips ​shared by federal airport security officials from the start of Donald Trump's presidency through February 2026, internal ICE data reviewed by ‌Reuters show, a figure far above what was previously publicly known.
https://www.reuters.com/world/ice-arrested-more-than-800-people-after-tips-us-airport-security-agency-2026-04-07/

Private Medicare plans get a break
The average 2.48% pay increase for 2027 was on the high end of analysts' expectations and marked a win for UnitedHealthcare, Humana and other Medicare Advantage plans, whose stocks tumbled after the administration's initial proposal in January. The plans will instead see an average increase of nearly 5% Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

The capitalists are preparing for class war – and so must we
If you want to know which party the ruling class is planning to use as their loyal servants next, watch the changing tides in the flow of political donations. Traditionally, these funds ran directly to the Conservative Party – but after 15 years of using up every last drop of credibility, the financial stream started flowing in Labour’s direction. Sensing this, Labour readily sucked up to the City of London and promised to do their bidding. Lo and behold, in 2023, they received a record £13 million in individual donations! In 2024, the year of the general election, they also outraised all other parties. Just under two years later, Labour’s credibility has been wrecked, and Reform UK is now the party receiving the most donations from wealthy backers. In just the last three months of 2025, Farage’s party received over £5.4 million in large donations. £3 million of that came from one particular parasite – Christopher Harborne, a cryptocurrency investor and CEO of an offshore aviation company.
https://communist.red/the-capitalists-are-preparing-for-class-war-and-so-must-we/

Another way to live: inside the fight for Prosfygika
On 5 February, 2026, Aristotelis Chantzis began a hunger strike to the death to defend his home from the latest development attempt that would result in the violent eviction of over 400 people. The next attack is imminent. Surrounded on either side by the police headquarters of Athens and the supreme court – two pillars of state power – the eight housing blocks that make up the squatted community of Prosfygika stand proud and unflinching – and always threatened. The neighbourhood is marked by a long history, both as a haven for refugees in Athens since the 1930s (Prosfygika means 'refugee homes' in Greek) and as a stronghold of partisan resistance in the December 1944 uprising, which left the blocks scarred by bullet holes. Today, the neighbourhood plays a key role in the fight against the ongoing state-backed gentrification of Athens. For most of the residents, living in Prosfygika is not a choice. It is imposed by the realities of housing in the city, which forces people without homes to squat. Many residents have lived in the neighbourhood all their lives, always on the Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

Tybna

American soldiers RN:

>>2772893
Yes, also huge damage to NATO, confidence shook in the US being able to protect maritime trade, and guarantee energy transport to Asian allies, push for Green energy and decarbonization, weakening of US weapons stock and deterrence in Asia among others.

—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇱/🇮🇷 WHAT HAPPENED, BASED ON CURRENT INFORMATION:

– The U.S. has agreed to stop all attacks against Iran for a period of two weeks.

– In return, Iran will not strike U.S. assets or other targets in the Persian Gulf during that time period.

– The Strait of Hormuz remains CLOSED during these two weeks, but if Iran doesn’t open it, the war will resume (according to Trump)

– Israel is NOT part of the ceasefire and Iran will continue targeting it.

>>2772912
>– Israel is NOT part of the ceasefire and Iran will continue targeting it.

source

>CAPITALISTS…. RULE THE WORLD?
You don't say, OP

>>2771582
no buddy, the people's wall street, people's blackrock and people's JPMorganchase is not the solution

>>2771339
>I saw Marx as old thinker
"We're modern, we aren't worried about those old historical contradictions" - young German nazis
>kind of marxist
lol no, he's like a religious evolution denier who thinks Darwinism is wrong because of "missing fossils" or something:
https://whorulesamerica.ucsc.edu/theory/marxism.html
<Marxism's emphasis on historical materialism is too narrow a base for understanding the complexity and variety of power structures across time and places. The idea that all power is rooted ultimately in the ownership and control of the means of production, with the ensuing class struggle providing the motor of history, does not fit the origins of civilization in the years from 3000 to 2300 B.C.E., when most property was held by the state and there was no class conflict; nor the 2500 years of empires of domination, when military networks were in the ascendancy; nor the 900 years after the fall of the Roman Empire, when the ideology network called "Christendom" combined with the independent armies of the nobility to create the framework within which a class-ridden capitalism and a closely intertwined system of nation-states began to rise to the fore.
<In short, there have been great stretches of history when economic forces, no matter how broadly conceived to accommodate the Marxian claim about the primacy of the "mode of production," were not primary in either the first or last instance. Moreover, there were other epochs where the activities of the ruling class were far more important in understanding new developments than any "class struggle" with direct producers, who were far too localized and lacking in organizational infrastructure to challenge the dominant class, let alone to be considered a class themselves.
https://whorulesamerica.ucsc.edu/theory/alternative_theories.html#marxism

>>2771498
You forgot Sandianon, the goat.

>>2771986
>the origins of civilization in the years from 3000 to 2300 B.C.E., when most property was held by the state and there was no class conflict

Two of the subjects of the epic of gilgamesh is the conflict between pastoralists and the city, and the tyrrany of a quasi-divine "god king" for those that don't know.

>>2766856
Brezhnev was better, Brezhnev was probably the greatest communist of all time.

>>2767110
That picture is falsely titled btw. It's the vote to elect Khruschev as premier in 1958, not to remove him in 1964. Neither Voroshilov nor Bulganin were part of the Central Committee in 1964

>>2771874
Brezhnev was a lion but his biggest L was Afghanistan

>>2771841
>And there is no balance when it comes to the dark side of force
I know this is a star lore thing, but this really depends on the writer, and to some extent George Luca's current thought process. Because Lucas has said very different conceptions of what this dark side is. Either it's part of the force's yin and yang. Or it's a cancer to the force.

Read grover furr to learn the truth

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>>2771928
The point is that no ceasefire is being negotiated and this is just another round of lying to manipulate the market.

>>2771666
imaging really believing that trump was le hecking anti-imperialist person.
you can't expect bourgeoisie capitalists like him, that many times twisted the state (state and federal) law to his favor, to be anti-imperialist.
in fact, they will all do their version of imperialism.

>>2771925
Unless Iran agrees I don't see how this is different from all the ceasefire deals before

>>2771863
>that deal was comtemplated into the overall strategy against Iran
NTA but that doesn't make any sense - why would they make a peace deal (that was working perfectly) if they planned to invade? Are you saying Obama planned for a future president to rip up the deal and then attack? That's absurd.
American hegemony isn't a monolith, there are competing internal factions who have different strategies and goals.
>this war is a bipartisan thing that has been on the works for a long time
Just because some warhawks wanted it to happen didn't make it a guaranteed thing. Why did it take until Trump to make it happen? Why didn't Reagan or Bush Sr or Clinton or Bush Jr or Obama or Biden do it? And if it was being planned for so long then why has it been a complete disaster?
This war wasn't some grand decades-long machination. There was basically no thought put into it at all. Trump was pushed into it by Israel. Israel has been growing its influence over the past 50 years and now it effectively controls the US government.

>>2616384
This entire post is pretty much, "Why I Left the Right," summarized. Everything about all of that is just further proof the whole ideology today isn't real. It's a spook.

>>2760901
The deep state are the ones who elect the judges however.

>>2761749
the right has always been a sham
from around 1649-1789, it was primarily concerned with the interests of the aristocracy and arbitrarily conserving power. it had no intellectual theory of its own, while the left completely dominated all relevant areas of culture and politics. after 1789, the right was complacent with regulating the aristocracy politically, but also regulating trade to benefit them economically, such as with the corn laws of england, 1815-46 (enacted under the tories) which artificially rose prices so that british landlords could derive greater profits from their sale. Marx also speaks on how the Acts of Union (1801) with Ireland was a conspiracy to create a landed aristocracy in ireland and mass immigration into England (causing immense competition amongst labourers, as Engels notes in 1848 and Marx speaks on in 1869). This Act was also issued by the Tories. The right then in this era, were not at all loyal to the common man, and never have been. After 1900, you get the Labour Party, the first socialist party in Britain, and so the Tories (now conservatives) make these their main enemy. In 1926, there was a general strike in protest of mining companies attempting to lower wages; the resolve of the Conservative government was simply to make general strikes illegal. This led to the election of Ramsay Macdonald, the first labour PM, from 1929-35. After WW2 we get the celebrated welfare state due to the work of Clement Attlee (who also opposed the EEC, or EU, while conservatives promoted inclusion and eventually put the UK in the EU). During the 60s and 70s we get the "new right" in continental europe and the anglosphere. In the anglosphere it is about free market economics, with reactionary cultural values (now, as it will be clear, liberal values come from liberal economics, so it is already a paradox). At the same time, "free market" just means selling public assets off to the highest bidder and exporting national industry to foreigners, creating mass unemployment and dependence on the state (the descent of places in the US like Detroit are entirely synonymous with the exportation of industry, creating welfare slaves who fall into crime - this evidently stains not only racial underclasses but also deindustrialised regions in general). This period (often termed "neoliberalism") passes from around 1979-1989 with Reagan and ThatPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2616361
I support Elon Musk getting shot in an alleyway like that bank cuck Luigi shot
Even though frankly that's too good for him. He needs Epstein levels of shit done to his stupid ass, a broken bone for every banned Twitter account when he to this day says he's all about free speech. I'm not even mad about the twitter accounts themselves, but the lack of efficiency where when he bought twitter, he could have for a fraction of it sued tech companies and completely rewritten the law code and held websites more liable in practice. Like this shit hole has mods, and with all the CP posts on Siberia, guess whose liable? But isn't it funny how rebellious youths and feds can post child porn on some backwoods image board with like 200 people, but can't on Twitter or reddit.

Pic semi related as wrong killer but they're all based

>>2771694
I think you'd want the institutes of Justinian or something similar.
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/5983/5983-h/5983-h.htm

>>2771140
Prescription meds website without script list
https://forums.phoenixrising.me/threads/list-of-reliable-prescription-free-online-pharmacies.8113/

https://swisschems.is/ (research chems & peptides)
https://kimerachems.co/ RC and pep)

https://pglchem.com/ (RC and pep)
https://everychem.com/ (rc)
Chemyo (sarms)
Octochems (rc and pep)
Zion pharma (haven't checked)
Penchant.bio (haven't checked)
Mitotek (haven't checked)
Alkonchem (haven't checked)
Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2771146
The name of the one I mentioned is Retatrutide. In nexaph it's called nxp-3p

There are a lot of Chinese sources online that we'll sell you the powder for cheap. Got to dig around

>>2771147
Powder?
Like for snorting or is there a more reasonable way to take it

>>2771181
sorry, I'm not just fat….I'm also stupid.

>>2771134
So many fruits on cave paintings

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I place it more down to structural issues leading to the reserve army of labor such as the anarchy of production. Over-accumulation leads to wasted work for some and unemployment for others. Small businesses are extremely inefficient in part because they have to do the same HR work every other business has to do. But you can't simply legislate away the greater and greater managerial work caused by the anarchy of production. Socialism in one country will inevitably lead to a massive contradiction between the socialist and capitalist bloc. It's a confusing technical issue tied to the town-country contradiction which I hope telework and other communications innovations will help solve. Nonetheless, I believe the centralized administration of employment by the state is a step forward.

>>2767356
>yeah so we're going to need you working 30 minutes monday,two hours tuesday etc etc
the statements of the utterly deranged

>>2767315
Are there any blogs that have historicised this being the case via archival methods or something similar? Or is it able to be unearthed through links to SA archives? Wasn't a SA user but considering it was very internet-centric this doesnt sound too unlikely. Would need some sort of proof of the connective tissue to counter-pose to the emergence of the M3W """orgs""" like MIM, IRTR, LLCO, etc.

>>2767251
invasive plant species mean no more "bullshit jobs",mechanical removal with lawn equipment of phragmites and kudzu alone would end unemployment.

>>2769125
>kudzu
Ok. Based. I changed my mind.

>>2741252
theyre pretty much free masons with abrahamic aesthetic instead of that tacky ass french illuminist shit

>>2741252
It's real. There have been cases where they hold real estate sales for West Bank land, do donation drives to buy thermal goggles for settlers or IDF soldiers.

>>2736312
this isn't what we want.

> it's not reform of religious tax exemptions
> it's not criminalization of the lobby
> it's not prosecution under international law
> it's not revolution
> it's not class war

it's another tragedy created by a brutal and bloodthirsty imperialism and open corruption. it just proves that the internal contradictions and competing interests of the US are making it collapse.

I can't help but think the "left wing" fedposting supporting this is a social media smear campaign. all the lobby groups associated with israel have been banging on about far left antisemitism to suck up to trump and attack supporters of palestine. they clearly have bot farms and everything on the internet is fake.

I'm not supporting this shit and I'm not making excuses for it either.

Why do people think Palestine is Algeria?

>>2736457
>liberal hang-wringing

Frankly, any religious institute deserves this treatment, but especially ones that espouse Zionism

>>2770370
>idk about drawing too close a thread because this kind of stuff seems to lend itself to a variety of political views
my initial feeling toward the thread as well
you could easily make bad faith picture collages like >>2770108 about a lot of things. Question is: does that represent a dominant tendency of the genre by and large? Or a particular microgenre of it? Of which place / localities? Of which wave / time? Otherwise it just comes of as slander with questionable motives. Thinking especially in regards to goth here.

>>2769934
putting designs inside a circle is le fascism

>>2770364
I see the problem. Personally, I see paganism as rooted in authority rather than tradition per se. IMO "neo-tradition" is a silly concept. So neo-paganism is perfectly sensible for fascists. You're right that paganism doesn't fit into the mold of religion as belief but IMO religion as coherent belief system is really a very modern concept. Historically, religion was basically just a part of the state and the legal system. Not really sure why Christianity should be respected more than paganism which is open about being rooted in authority more than anything else.

>>2770563
Well the same goes for punk too. Like there's a lot of anarchist and anti-capitalist punk, but a lot of hardcore right-wing music has taken on punk as a form of expression. This video is an Italian punk band associated with Casa Pound which is a neofascist group in Italy. (I think this music is garbage but just to illustrate what I'm talking about.)

But an element of fascist politics is youth energy. It gets steered down this ultra-nationalist direction. That doesn't mean youth energy = fascist. Or music that has that energy = fascist. It's definitely a different aesthetic and mood than The Cure.

>>2770364
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https://www.richardcarrier.info/archives/17150

Article of the kind of stuff I was talking about. Yes, Christianity became dominated early on by Biblical literalism. Not sure why that is more respectable than treating myths as allegory.