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/USApol/ Anonymous 01-11-26 17:22:25 No.2943429 [Reply][Last 50 Posts]

🗽UNITED STATES POLITICS 🦅
<Short OP edition

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🇺🇸 Deeds of the Burger Reich 🇺🇸
https://github.com/dessalines/essays/blob/main/us_atrocities.md

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Anonymous 03-11-26 03:36:56 No.2944899

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Anonymous 03-11-26 03:38:09 No.2944901

>>2944898
I said suppress Japanese Communism, not the Japanese "Communist" Party. You seem kinda dumb. You had to substitute one for the other in your sneaky little critique. Burgers should get the fuck out of every country they occupy. If you don't agree, you are a burger bootlicker, simple as.

Anonymous 03-11-26 03:41:42 No.2944908

~~>>2944904~~
>How do bold text here? Keep having to use the caps.
triple apostrophe on either side of the text you wish to bold, must be on the same line

Anonymous 03-11-26 05:26:45 No.2944949

>>2944901
Does China want Japan to have an independent military? No? Then fuck off.
It is objectively good if Japan is subservient. Who knows what they'd do if they were let free, at least the Indo-Pacific Command are a bunch of competent bureaucrats well-educated in what imperialism is feasible for them, instead of absolute lunatics that would be let loose if the US left Japan.
When Japan threatened to invade China last year, it was these people who insisted that Japan calm their rhetoric down, the only time Japan in all of modern history hasn't been militarily attacking its neighbors has been this era under US subservience.

Anonymous 03-11-26 18:34:29 No.2945582

>>2944949
if, without US occupation, soy japanese nationalists would try to fight an unwinnable war against the chaddy republic of chadna, that would be very funny.

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They hated him because he told them the truth Anonymous 02-11-26 01:54:51 No.2943996[Reply]

Why are we so viscerally hated for always being right? Why does this not make more people rethink their political allegiances? Why does nobody want to learn from history except for us? Do they just have their heads so far up their asses that they think of predicting the future as witchcraft or something? Seeing the idiotic way normies behave time and time again is so utterly infuriating it almost makes me wish I was dumber.

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Anonymous 02-11-26 08:18:40 No.2944198

>>2943996

because modern politics is fundamentally about identity via individual disposition and you threaten that identity. not identity in the sense of "idpol", but much deeper than that. libs, generally, have a weaker version of the leftist disposition (high openness, high agreeableness, mid-high neuroticism) however this is moderated by a need to feel sensible and moderate, hence they pursue this feeling even when it's clearly a tactical blunder. (e.g. if you actually want permanent Clintonism third-way compromise technocracy, you actually need to be even more extremely anti-MAGA than most progressives, but most instead keep trying to compromise because cracking down on the right is inimical to their self-image while sensible compromise is essential)
the left isn't actually always right and often believes insane or stupid things, and to an outsider it's hard to unpack what is correct 5 minutes too soon and what is actually some crazy person being crazy. e.g. if we're honest and think electorally, for every DSA type with a great theory of electoral coalitions there's another person who thinks this time, THIS time the CPUSA is definitely going to be a goer, or that it's time to get a gun and start a protracted people's war. If you don't have a high enough resolution of people to your left, it'll be hard to disentangle them. (Even on /leftypol/ you'll get people who go "why are you analysing a bourgeois election at all?" as though merely using your brain for events that are happening anyway is counterrevolutionary, because they, too, are chasing a symbolic identity rather than "doing politics")
of course, the right are doing this too and are the most insane and dangerous faction of politics today. low openness, low agreeableness, and neuroticism mediating how openly insane they are. for them, all of modern civilization is the enemy and the solution is random cruelty. the tragedy is that libertarians (high openness, low agreeableness, mid neuroticism) tend to go with the right because they enjoy the feeling of being selfish or justifying the unjustifiable more than they enjoy openness. they should be part of the lib coalition. some more principled ones are moving that way thanks to trump 2.0 making the naked, evil idiocy of the right clear, but others would rat

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Anonymous 02-11-26 10:06:23 No.2944231

>>2943996
>people hate me because im always right
Narcissism

Anonymous 02-11-26 21:02:34 No.2944668

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>>2943996
I know those feels homey

Anonymous 02-11-26 21:29:13 No.2944686

>return to thread missing half its posts and crossed out numbers
Damn. What'd I miss?

Captain Sinbad!t/A4Wa65mE 03-11-26 04:27:04 No.2944930

>>2943999
Class war is eternal it seems.

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News 11/2/26 News Anon 3.0 02-11-26 22:55:46 No.2944725[Reply]

Bangladesh garment factories disrupted as protests continue for third day
About 500 factories were temporarily shuttered after the protests began on Saturday. Thousands of workers have taken to the streets, facing tear gas and sound grenades from police. In an attempt to quell the demonstrations, Bangladesh formed a new wage board on Sunday to review the minimum wage for garment workers. Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, meanwhile, held an emergency meeting with his ministers and advisers. Workers are seeking a minimum monthly wage of 30,000 taka ($242), more than double the current wage of 12,500 taka ($101).
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/11/2/bangladesh-garment-factories-disrupted-as-protests-continue-for-third-day
https://archive.ph/knGLA

Milei's boom-and-bust economy sparks exodus from Buenos Aires
While investors including billionaire Peter Thiel plow money into oil and gas down south, lithium in the north and copper out west, those investments haven’t yet trickled down to the real economy in Buenos Aires and other metro areas that tend to determine presidential elections. Instead, job losses, soaring utility bills and indebted households solidify a feeling among middle class Argentines that the economic growth is evading them. Over 32,000 businesses have closed since he took office, bringing the total number of private-sector employers to the lowest level since 2007.
https://www.batimes.com.ar/news/economy/mileis-boom-and-bust-economy-sparks-exodus-from-buenos-aires.phtml
https://archive.ph/y2Ppl

Powerful Haitian gang leader writes UN seeking dialogue as clashes intensify
Wilson Joseph, best known as Lanmò Sanjou and leader of the 400 Mawozo gang, sent the letter on Monday, and the U.N. has received it, a source who wasn’t authorized to discuss the situation confirmed. The letter calls 400 Mawozo a “rebel group” and was sent from Plaine du Cul-de-Sac, where a group of four Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

News Anon 3.0 02-11-26 23:28:58 No.2944749

Aguada mayor refutes ACLU’s assertion regarding municipal police collaboration in ICE raids
Aguada Mayor Christian E. Cortés Feliciano on Wednesday refuted statements made by Fermín Arraiza, legal director of the local chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). In a press conference the previous day, Arraiza alleged that members of the Aguada Municipal Police had participated alongside U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in the unlawful arrests of individuals with an undefined immigration status.
https://www.sanjuandailystar.com/post/aguada-mayor-refutes-aclu-s-assertion-regarding-municipal-police-collaboration-in-ice-raids

KFC and Taco Bell restaurants close across Puerto Rico as they seek new franchise partner
Puerto Rico’s first KFC restaurant opened in 1967, while Encanto Restaurants began operating Taco Bell in 1985, according to the company. Encanto Restaurants also operates Pizza Hut and IHOP restaurants in the U.S. territory. Overall, it operates 180 restaurants on the island and employs more than 3,000 people.
https://apnews.com/article/kfc-taco-bell-puerto-rico-close-encanto-yum-27380d9d90bffe9cc7def8f873b0a65c

ICE rapidly re-arresting immigrants released after winning court petitions
Increasing arrests and detentions have led to immigrants filing more than 91,000 habeas petitions as they seek to challenge their detentions, according to research by ProPublica. More petitions have been filed since 25 January than during the past three presidential administrations, including Trump’s first term, combined, the outlet found.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/nov/02/immigrants-released-after-court-petitions-ice-arrest

Ex-Chicago FBI chief says he was ousted over a failed protesters case, sues Justice Department
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OP/ED News Anon 3.0 02-11-26 23:55:54 No.2944767

Out of the EU, for a Socialist Austria! :Deputy Chairman of the Party of Labour of Austria
Even a quarter of a century after the last World Savings Day of the schilling era, nostalgia for Austria’s former currency remains widespread, as sociologist Klaus Kraemer explained to Austria’s public broadcaster ORF on Saturday. But this sentiment reflects more than nostalgic memories: it also expresses legitimate concerns about the economic future. And hardly without reason. The capitalist crisis, high inflation, rising rents, relentless attacks on the welfare state and years of declining wages have left their mark on people’s lives. On the contrary, what they once regarded as secure is being systematically dismantled, piece by piece, in the interests of capital. Neither a return to the schilling nor simply withdrawing from the European Union can resolve these problems. What is needed is the organized economic and political struggle of the working class against the dictatorship of the banks and corporations.
https://www.idcommunism.com/2026/11/out-of-eu-for-socialist-austria.html

Workers of the World, Invest: the corporate adventures of The Canary
2026 was not the first time the Canary experienced turmoil. It is a left project after all. Historically, it faced significant advertising revenue issues due to a boycott campaign organised by a group called Stop Funding Fake News. In 2022, it experienced an internal takeover by staff and was turned into a worker co-op. In the March 2025 text, the Canary Workers Coop describing the takeover as a “workers’ revolution”, shared some details of their investigation into the former Canary management. “Even by the standards of corporate capitalist criminals, the Canary finances and systems were a mess. Our latest set of official accounts were a veritable clusterfuck of irregularities.”, the workers said. Further, the workers describe the practice of the management paying themselves dividends and how this was beneficial to them in terms of easing their personal tax burden as well as a tool to hide the disparities between the regular worker pay and the pay of the management team. Sadly, the workers’ revolution at the Canary appears to be short-lived, for only a few months after the March 2025 text, the Canary quietly went back toPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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Anonymous 02-11-26 21:37:41 No.2944694[Reply]

If you believe the world is in crisis, doesn't a crisis warrant radical response?
The main thing that bothers me about centrism, liberalism, or even soc-dem progressives, is that they seemingly agree that we are facing multiple compounding crises, but also don't want to rock the boat too much in trying to address them.

There even seems to be consensus now about "taxing the rich", but some sort of naive optimism that the system itself isn't the problem and that maybe the next Elon Musk will be a good guy who builds wells in Africa or something. It's not a coincidence that this network of Peter Theil, Palantir, Meta, exists and operates the way it does.

What is so scary about far left politics that keeps people in the center? For me it feels like a hestitancy to actually implement any real change or believe change is really possible, to quote Mark Fisher -"it is easier to imaging the end of the world than an end to capitalism".

People don't want to engage in revolutionary politics because it might mean things get worse, and people don't want to let go of the Starbucks and brunch,SNL, Taylor Swift normalcy that they are trying to maintain, but if you agree that the climate crisis exists then that's all going to burn away anyway. President AOC isn't going to stop it.

It reminds me of the early months of Covid, before it hit the US. "I'm more concerned about anti asian racism that the virus", "It's just a flu", remember it wasn't just the political right saying "it's just a flu" before it became officially a pandemic? That's the same place we are politically right now, but the lockdowns are coming.

Is there a point where electoralism fails for you? If republicans try something in 2028 is there a line where revolutionary politics becomes reasonable, or are you going to write to your elected representative about the gestapo?

I'm sympathetic to those who say revolution is untenable because of their obligations to their family or don't want to risk their own safety. I'm not sympathetic to people who "worry about extermism on both sides" while seemingly agreeing the climate is fucked.

Sorry if I think the french protests are much more effective than jumping up and down in an inflatable frog costume.

Anonymous 02-11-26 22:00:12 No.2944700

Lenin was based

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Anonymous 31-10-26 20:41:45 No.2942995[Reply]

It's insane how everything Marx said would happen is happening. The MOP is constantly being revolutionized, people are constantly being pushed out of their jobs, the rate of profit is constantly falling so they have to find new ways to squeeze the proles. The contradictions are intensifying. Young people are increasingly waking up to the scam that almost every aspect of life is. Some might be doomers, but I am feeling pretty optimistic with how Porky can't seem to help himself. They used to give us treats to calm us down, but ol' Pot Belly can't even be bothered to do that anymore

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Anonymous 02-11-26 17:20:21 No.2944484

Not everything. He detailed a useful framework to analyse human socio-economic systems, yes. And it is useful still today. The main one is determinism, but marxism (well, historical materialism) can be made indeterministic. Determinism was in vogue in Marx's time. It's like the geologists in the 19th using sediments to guess that the Earth must be older than the Bible said. And estimating around millions of years. After the discovery of radioactivity, we could learn that the Earth is actually much older, billions. So anthropology hasn't made the paradigm of Historical Materialism obsolete, it has updated it. There isn't a lot written cause many "marxists" aren't interested in political economy, just "politics" or "economy".

Anonymous 02-11-26 17:41:43 No.2944494

>>2944484
yeah tbqh I don't give a shit about economy

Anonymous 02-11-26 17:51:47 No.2944505

>>2944494
But economy isn't a science. Politics isn't either. The science is Political Economy.

Anonymous 02-11-26 17:59:24 No.2944511

>>2944461
>>2944472
You sound mad

Anonymous 02-11-26 18:03:22 No.2944516

>>2944505
yeah tbqh I don't give a shit about political economy either

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Spainish protests Anonymous 02-10-26 18:15:39 No.2924879[Reply]

Have you heard about the Spainish protests? Do we have any espanolanonos who can elaborate?

Context: an ~80yo woman who was on a rental contract that she inherited from her parents had her house taken over by private equity, increased the rent by like 4x, then evicted her. The people successfully resisted it and it has now turned into a mass movement of the landless youth.

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Anonymous 17-10-26 18:56:31 No.2934110

Attempt made at similar public occupation in Porto, Portugal, but got beaten and so on.

Anonymous 26-10-26 01:47:16 No.2939947

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>>2934110
I'm surprised that this has spread beyond Spain and Europe.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liFwE-PTqno

Anonymous 28-10-26 15:02:26 No.2941403

Will the train crash further revitalize the protest movement?

Anonymous 30-10-26 14:07:05 No.2942275

Leaked Audio. Riots last night.

Anonymous 02-11-26 14:49:26 No.2944403

>>2941403
It's mainly the right and the far right who are using this as an excuse to attack the government. I haven't heard or read of any mobilisation from the left related to this accident. Only from the far-right.

https://www.antena3.com/noticias/sociedad/cargas-policiales-varios-manifestantes-protestas-oscar-puente-madrid_202610286ae25fc8b55c427e2eb68418.html

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Canada Thread 2: People's Republic of Carney Anonymous 30-04-25 18:47:00 No.2248632[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Previous thread: ~~>>1950708~~
PARTIES:
>https://communist-party.ca/
>https://cpcml.ca/
>https://www.marxist.ca/
Fuck flood detection
>https://ncpc-npcc.ca/
>https://www.democraticsocialists.ca/
>https://iww.ca/
>https://socialistaction.ca/

NEWS:
>https://pvonline.ca/
>https://springmag.ca/
>https://canadiandimension.com/

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Anonymous 25-10-26 18:49:32 No.2939580

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>>2939194
social credit ran bc until the 90s this shit ain't new

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Anonymous 27-10-26 11:28:54 No.2940693

>This politician's team thought this was funny??

Anonymous 31-10-26 12:01:40 No.2942769

Anonymous 01-11-26 22:06:21 No.2943814

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i have seen this in several threads but not this one yet

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/USApol/ Anonymous 28-10-26 14:43:05 No.2941377[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

🗽 UNITED STATES POLITICS 🦅

>never forget democrats also suck edition

<no, seriously, some of you need a reminder edition

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Anonymous 01-11-26 17:30:46 No.2943443

>>2943427
>the basis for so many people having their own gaming rig will be
Existent and in recovery. Sam Altman will not get his wish.
>>2943432
If it genuinely gets that bad, we’ll have bigger issues to worry about

Anonymous 01-11-26 17:32:05 No.2943445

>>2943439
Yup. Wonder why.
>>2943441
>It’s the real dullard position because… it just is okay?!!!

Anonymous 01-11-26 18:52:46 No.2943590

>>2943445
Revolutions are basically always by necessity also civil wars anon, because different groups/classes in society have different interests in the outcomes of such events. Are you stupid?

Anonymous 01-11-26 20:02:00 No.2943646

>>2943590
yes he is stupid, he thinks he can hide that by being rude and strawmanning.

Anonymous 01-11-26 20:20:06 No.2943663

>>2943314
>You aren't a real country anymore, just a simulation
USA was always fake and gay. Its just a lot more obvious now.

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/auspol/ #12 - A Police Helicopter Just Flew Over My House edition Glownonymous 26-01-26 02:18:43 No.2665564[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Australian and Oceania politics general thread. 'EDIT'"Previous thread: >>2371516"

Link dump:
https://www.greenleft.org.au [good events page]
https://www.auscp.org.au/militant-monthly
https://solidarity.net.au
https://redflag.org.au
https://marxistleftreview.org/?topic=australia
https://www.michaelwest.com.au
https://partisanmagazine.org/about/
https://overland.org.au
https://arena.org.au
https://www.themonthly.com.au
https://www.crikey.com.au
https://www.redblacknotes.com
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Anonymous 27-10-26 10:33:02 No.2940681

>>2940680
It's controlled class struggle. Justify state violence to stupid ass protests and you can justify anything. And if someone fights the class war just call them another terrorist.

Commissar 27-10-26 10:38:02 No.2940684

>>2940681
Wouldn't that lead to the awakening of class consciousness and then the people justifying violence to themselves as a logical response to state violence, turning away from protest and escalating the class struggle?

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It's way early morning and I phoneposting so excuse me if I'm a little all over the place.
TL;DR - It's enough to nip militant action in the bud, keeps the cops entertained and contractor money flowing but the state is not prepared for general resistance.

>>2940680
>So why the fuck are they cranking up the state repression?
(Read: getting and practising with new tools)
<Maybe they're doing this to kind of get ahead of the curve
I think you've answered your own question in part. The other driving factors I cannot tell you for sure but here's my speculation.
>recruitment
Not drawing in recruits but retention and maximising the effectiveness of fewer and less fit coppers by utilizing "labour saving" devices and techniques as well as giving state of the art tools to jingle the keys over the oldheads.
>contracts
An excuse to spend money and give people contracts for both equipment and training
>culture
Both for the "prestiege" of the institution in general and for the egos of the individuals within it. I shit you not I saw a constable with a thin blue line aus flag patch and another with a punisher skull smart watch at a train station. These are the sorts of people who 100% want to larp as le ebin upholders of the right

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Anonymous 01-11-26 14:51:32 No.2943364

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It's sad that police haven't yet prosecuted Pauline Hanson for fucking a dog on camera.

Anonymous 01-11-26 16:17:26 No.2943392

>>2940684
>Wouldn't that lead to the awakening of class consciousness
Not if the fiscal margin to maintain street peace continues.

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AI and proletarian Anonymous 10-09-26 00:21:25 No.2910302[Reply]

Does the invention of AI mean its already too late for the proletariat to seize the means of production since the means can just produce themselves now with no labor content?

if this just results in mass lumpenization and the class divide will no longer be capitalists vs proles its capitalists vs lumpens, except they dont need the lumpens so will try and turn them into soylent?

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Anonymous 29-10-26 13:09:36 No.2941772

>>2940347
delusional

Anonymous 29-10-26 13:55:03 No.2941784

>>2941772
Cope

Anonymous 29-10-26 15:47:36 No.2941837

thats not how it works. first of all it hasnt been demonstrated yet that AI will represent the massive boost in productivity being claimed

second, *read capital*. the rate of profit falls consistently because when new advancements in technology allow for greater productivity with less people, the market standard becomes hiring less people, i.e. purchasing less labor-power. but technology, no matter how efficient it is, is constant capital. you cant get more out of it than the market rate for the equipment. wage-labor is variable capital, the price of the slice of time and energy you pay for as wage-labor is determined by the market rate for wage-labor, but the actual productive work being done is determined by the creative capacities and labor discipline of the person who is rendering that slice of time and energy, meaning they can produce more value than is required to pay them (and must, to be a worthwhile investment).

with more productive, labor-minimizing constant capital, the relative portion of variable capital shrinks. this is more efficient in generating commodities and services, but is ultimately a losing battle in terms of generating profit for the capitalist, as more efficient industries inevitably shrink the portion of additional value generated in production. there are countertendencies, like destruction of viable advancements in production during war or natural disasters, and especially now in the ability of capitalists in the first world to move large portions of non-automated production to the third world and remain competetive while using less efficient production methods. but it is always going to be a losing battle, the entire dynamic of generalized commodity production urges capital to infinite expansion in a finite world.

now i dont think that means communism is inevitable, but it does certainly mean that within capitalism it is impossible at any longterm scale for the technological refinement of production to result in the rationalization of labor.

Anonymous 01-11-26 15:02:37 No.2943368

>>2941837
yeah but porky has invented coping strategies like resorting to rents over profits huge sectors of the economy are already rent based (so called FIRE - finance insurance, real estate, and id personally add technology to that since software licenses are another form of rent).

So even if capitalism rate of profit reduces they will resort to RENT

Anonymous 01-11-26 15:48:16 No.2943381

>>2943368
pls read marx

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