/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2924186 You're either illiterate or schizing out; where did I say that they will be equally harmed? They will all be affected in SOME way, and in different places it will vary. Some places will see revolution and some will see what you're describing. The whole point of what I'm saying is that it's variable between different circumstances with different material conditions. Saying that different material conditions across worlds' societies will result in the exact same uncomplicated black-and-white outcome displays a crippling inability to understand how politics and history works on even a basic level.

>>2924231 That's what I'm saying. I hate this idea that the future will be a neo-fuedal global tech hellscape which multiple people in this thread are promoting. Shit's gonna be an unpredictable mess.

>>2924328
well feudalism died because of enclsoure and industrialization. but now profit is dying because SNLT is too low. so you go back to rent, but the rent is of a new form. it is not feudal rent.

>>2924158
The Emerging Tiers
Based on current trajectories of wealth concentration, AI capability development, and labor
market disruption, the model proposed here anticipates the following class structure by the mid-2030s,
absent significant intervention:

Tier 1: Infrastructure Owners (approximately 1 percent). The individuals and entities who own
compute infrastructure, energy supply, foundational AI models, and critical data assets. Amodei notes
that Elon Musk’s current fortune (approximately $700 billion) already exceeds John D. Rockefeller’s
peak wealth as a share of GDP, and this is before the primary economic impact of AI Amodei (2026a).
He projects that AI companies could generate approximately $3 trillion in revenue per year, leading to
personal fortunes “well into the trillions” Amodei (2026a). Research confirms that AI adoption has
already contributed to increasing concentration of wealth among top income earners, while the bottom
50 percent has seen only marginal gains Aluko et al. (2026).

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>>2924377
Feudalism died because of class tensions between the merchants and the aristocrats, with the merchants winning and looting the social surplus and accelerating entropy. Everything else is correct tho.

My ancestors

I have discussed the topic of the Tower of Babel before.
Read: >>2911022
Also, can mods move this thread into /QTDDTOT/, please?

Jesus and his followers were quite radical for their time when you really think about it.

>>2919314
But why? God SEA politics is such a clown show.

Everyone is talking about the sg gov dating event for their civil servant but from what i heard so far it just sounds like a nothingburger event. Earlier this year, they tried to push for more leave for families with kids but TFR is still decreasing.

What really annoys me is that the world seems to orientalize Singapore in a way like they did with Japan, where they project technocratic proficiency into places where Singapore is objectively failing, and locals are eager to play along for clicks and views.

>>2903034
Aren't the FDD proxies for the West?

>>2924061
Singapore and Japan are the most glazed Asian countries by burger midwits which just exposes their fascism further, as if there was even a need.

>>2923760
meme made by someone whose only knowledge of the amish comes from amish romances

>>2923760
its funny how the Amish rely on a state that uses technology to uphold its dominance.

>>2923760
well even lenin said the proletariat was only capable of trade union conscious. and duncan does not strike me as an NrX guy. he is not nearly that edgy about it. He is more like "revolutions are cross cultural class alliances but the lower classes inevitably get betrayed by the new ruling class" so he is more of a cynic about it.

>>2923783
kind of like those haredim in israel who don't work or fight but have lots of kids and read torah all day. yeah the amish are actually quite a bit like that.

Automation + jobs being exported = lower wages for employees = less buying power employees = no buying products = Crisis of overproduction

Crisis of overproduction = war usually

It’s over man

>>2922639
tis happened befoe doe

This is why we need to build an army of robots, so we can go to war and destroy those robots so we can build more robots.

>>2922066
It's a trillion dollar bet that open models that will run on a $50,000 server rack won't keep pace with OpenAI and Anthropic. They're fucked without massive protectionist policy coming in quick. We can only hope the bay area gets hollowed out into a silicone rust belt because the weather is probably the best in the world.

>>2921971
>innovation and clean energy is capitalism
Nice try.

>>2924042
2/10

>>2924079
Aren't you also like a Jewish Mexican or something?

>>2924080
no im Catholic and Puerto Rican

>>2924081
Ok, I remembered someone with your flag who used to spam the Iran thread I think.

>>2924082
I think theres like at least 5 leftcom flag posters here last time I was paying attention
I post teto pictures mostly I hardly ever go into the iran thread

>>2923129
yeah agreed. though it does make you look good.

>>2923041
Actually becoming less online and getting an IRL social life is how I learned to be so contemptuous of the terminally online

You really do start to realize none of this crap matters

>>2923129

"touch grass" doesn't necessarily just mean getting out of your house more and literally touching grass, it's more of a statement about social isolation and epistemic humility. the world is very big and you are very small, your personal knowledge and perception is a narrow short-range light cone in a vast and deep reality that no individual human mind can even come close to encompassing regardless of what a person does or how they live. but the human mind can overcome its individual limitations through its ability to connect with other human minds and tap into the noosphere of collective human knowledge and perception by way of social interaction, which requires a certain degree of epistemic humility - if you think that you are smart and everyone else in the world is stupid and that your narrow personal knowledge and perception are complete and flawless and can answer every kind of question and solve every kind of problem by egocentrically projecting yourself onto everything in the world, then you have no reason or willingness to listen to other people or care about their thoughts or feelings and you become cut off from the noosphere and isolated and helpless like an ant separated from the colony, or to put it in more familiar terms for OP, like a computer with no internet connection.

there was a time in the late 20th century when wide-eyed techno-optimists believed that the development of computers and global telecommunication networks, i.e. the internet, would enhance humanity's ability to connect with one another and reify the noosphere into a dedicated permanent physical structure and thereby obviate the need for traditional analog social interaction, but sometime around the web 2.0 era it became increasingly obvious that this was a very naive and misguided assumption and now the internet has not only failed to connect humanity together but is actually having the direct opposite effect and making us more disconnected and isolated than ever before which is having dire and far-reaching real-world consequences in virtually every aspect of our lives from our relationships to our closest friends and family members to the people we elect as our world leaders to the temperature of the entire planet we live on. so i do think that "touch grass" and the sentiments behind it are very relevant and important expressions of the cultural zeitPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2923221
you do realize that people who "touch grass" still sometimes are into thought experiments, simulation theory, etc. some of them even get jobs making video games or doing research.

Hegseth confirms the US military will cut 20% of its generals and admirals
The Pentagon chief announced the creation of a new four-star command to oversee the rollout of autonomous and robotic capabilities in what he called “the fastest peacetime shift in modern military history.” The rollout comes a month after officials said an Army unit based in Europe that specialized in drone warfare had been directed to return to being a traditional infantry batallion, ending its efforts to learn and use the battlefield technology.
https://apnews.com/article/hegseth-pentagon-generals-job-cuts-67a20b026ee858895c7e5ff7fadbc029

Millions of student-loan accounts are being transferred to the Treasury — and the first phase is launching
In addition to the new support center, the Treasury Department is also seeking to partner with vendors to facilitate collections on defaulted student loans, a Treasury official previously told Business Insider. Involuntary collections, which include wage garnishment and the seizure of federal benefits, are paused, and the administration has not commented on when the pause will lift.
https://www.businessinsider.com/student-loan-transfer-to-treasury-first-phase-defaults-repayment-launching-2026-9

Senate Democrats block datacenter energy bill, saying ‘toothless’ legislation ‘misses the mark’
The Ratepayer Protection Act failed by a 57-to-43 vote, falling just shy of the 60 votes necessary to advance through the Republican-controlled chamber. Four Democrats – Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and both Georgia senators, Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock – joined Republicans in support of the measure.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/sep/30/senate-datacenter-energy-bill

Groups Call Senate Permitting Deal a ‘Blatant Giveaway to Big Oil and Big Tech’
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CP of the Workers of Spain, Press releases: In light of the mobilizations for the right to housing and the government’s decrees
The Communist Party of the Workers of Spain (PCTE) welcomes the scale and determination of the mobilisations for the right to housing taking place across the country, particularly in Puerta del Sol, following the eviction of Maricarmen. The coalition Government has been forced, solely and exclusively as a result of popular pressure in the streets, to approve two Royal Decrees introducing a number of urgent measures, at a time when the relentless rise in rental and property prices, together with the threat of eviction, is making access to housing increasingly difficult for millions of workers. Once again, organisation and struggle have proven to be the most powerful tools at our disposal: they enable us to win gains and to impose our interests. The lesson that we, as the working class, must draw is the need to continue further down this path. For some time now, the number of strikes and mobilisations by different sectors of workers has been steadily increasing in Spain, and the task now must be to strengthen a unified perspective: organisational unity and programmatic unity.
https://www.solidnet.org/article/CP-of-the-Workers-of-Spain-Press-releases-In-light-of-the-mobilizations-for-the-right-to-housing-and-the-governments-decrees/

Democrats Have Created a Consultant-Driven Echo Chamber Review of Nothing Left: Confessions of a Democratic Operative by Evan Barker (Threshold Editions, 2026)
“The number one rule of political fundraising,” Evan Barker writes in the first line of Nothing Left: Confessions of a Democratic Operative, “is to never, ever, under any circumstances, speak about it publicly.” Then she spends 288 pages talking about it, and it’s a wonderful thing that she does. Barker’s insider account of her time deep in the bowels of the Democratic Party often reads like The Jungle of Democratic fundraising: Upton Sinclair showed readers how the sausage got made, and Barker shows how the candidates do. By the end, it’s clear that the Democrats are a glorified fundraising organization with an electoral department attached, one that absorbs idealism,Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2923454
I'm guessing it's because you were like "boy doesn't the left suck, how do we deal with the right being right, fellow leftists?"

>>2923454
Also if you've managed to get banned from this board consistently for 10 years, even though there's no continuity of the mod team over that time, did you ever think maybe it's you that is the issue not the mods?

Because we have standards?

Moved to >>>/meta/46199.

EPA union sues Trump administration to restore collective bargaining contract
The lawsuit, filed by two local unions of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), claims the agency failed to justify the contract’s termination and was motivated by a desire to repress political dissent, a violation of the employees’ first amendment rights.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/sep/29/epa-union-sues-trump-administration

US lawmakers including Sen. Warren push energy regulators to reject acquisition of power company AES
BlackRock's (BLK.N), Global Infrastructure Partners, alongside Swedish private equity EQT (EQTAB.ST), ​and other investors, agreed in March to acquire AES (AES.N), in a deal valued at about $33.4 billion including debt, making it one of ​the largest power sector transactions in recent years. "The private equity industry’s involvement in the public utility market has ⁠significant implications for consumers’ energy costs at a time when Americans are facing record high utility bills," said the letter dated Sept. 28, which ​was directed to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chairman Laura Swett.
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/us-lawmakers-including-sen-warren-push-energy-regulators-reject-acquisition-2026-09-29/

Key data missing for half of US child labor deaths, official report finds
Information is missing on over half of deaths at work of people under the age of 18 in the US because of significant gaps in child labor data, according to a government accountability office (GAO) report released on Tuesday. The report found that between 2013 and 2023, an average of 24 children under the age of 18 died each year due to work-related incidents. Over half of the 260 child fatality cases did not contain detailed data on the cause of death or the industry the child worked in.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/sep/29/child-labor-law-date-gaps-report

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Cambridge University welcomes Reform, Palantir, and a ‘race realist’
Yet another scandal has emerged at Cambridge University. It concerns James Orr, an associate professor in the Faculty of Divinity who was, until recently, the head of policy for Reform UK and a senior advisor to Nigel Farage. A six-month investigation by Byline Times exposed that the wheels of Orr’s appointment were greased by a secret five-figure donation from none other than Peter Thiel, the shadowy genocidal tech billionaire and former associate of Jeffrey Epstein. And that Orr has been using his academic position to create a recruitment pipeline of Cambridge students into Reform!
https://communist.red/cambridge-university-welcomes-reform-palantir-and-a-race-realist/

Amazon Is Perfecting Total Surveillance of Its Workforce
Although Amazon is increasingly synonymous with worker surveillance, the logistics behemoth has never been a pioneer in that space. UPS was the first fleet to install GPS in their vehicles back in 1991. Netradyne, the company that makes the AI-powered product Driver.i installed in most vehicles in Amazon’s fleet, had already logged over a hundred million minutes of driving time before Amazon signed the firm on. But with each new iteration of its delivery-aid-cum-surveillance tech, Amazon has proven its knack for taking an existing product and deploying it in a dystopian direction. And other companies tend to follow its lead. “Smart delivery glasses,” Amazon’s latest gadgets, which come with a specialized vest with a built-in battery-pack, were introduced on their in-house news site last October to little fanfare; only a couple of niche tech websites covered it. According to a recent post on r/AmazonDSPDrivers, a Reddit community for Amazon’s scattered global network of Delivery Service Partner (DSP) drivers, training with the smart glasses at some DSPs has begun. It’s not unlikely that a nationwide rollout may come as soon as this year’s holiday season. On the surface, the aim of smart delivery glasses is to replace the use of the smartphone on the job, allowing the driver to pay attention to their surroundings instead of looking at their phone. For DSP drivers, the smartphone is everything: It identifies packages, provides a walking path from the vehicle toPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2923124
> Mamdani unveils roadmap to combat antisemitism in New York City

Has there ever been another group in history that has possessed so much power, influence and control over society?

>>2923247
yeah, the Irish

>How RAF Fairford 'bomb plot'
They are back?