/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2792301
Your quote is relevant since Nietzsche was still inhabiting the class consciousness of the old aristocracy, not the new bourgeois world.

>>2792307
Kind of like king charles does
Or how bronze age pervert represents premodernity.

capitalism was ~400 years old by then btw

>>2792323
The British Monarchy was already thoroughly bourgeoisified by the 18th century. Today, most monarchists simply give grumblings about "tourism" as a meagre defense of the institution.

>>2792328
>>2792333
I was being sarcastic jeez

>>2790868
omg, thingnoticer, are you back???

>>2790868
Unfappable

I was always a big fan of the original series, This is the first time I watched an episode of the Adult Party cartoon and I can now see why people Hate it and Love it at the same time. It can go from a funny gag of Red waxing a women's pussy like he is waxing off paint to a terrible gag of watching him stuck between a hairy dude's calves.

Moved to >>>/siberia/776913.

>>2791301
This
We need less Jeffrey Epsteins and more Oprah Winfreys

>>2791046
>>2791060
>sophisticated material analysis is when you post random graphs without context and spout reactionary nonsense to defend some allegedly 'better past' of a settler colonialist bourgeoise oligarchy
okay

>>2789502

Realizing that the only way to see true change is to completely flip the system on it's head is obviously required for many'a leftists

These cattle who would chose what we have now over any left wing economic system have yet to have this realization and never will because they are either to brainwashed from the residue of the Red Scare or they have no empathy and re in a position which benefits from the system.

The only reason to pose these hypothetical ways to do the best within the system is if you have completely abandoned the idea of any serious socialist movement gaining power.

>>2789502
These are "safe" solutions that doesnt threaten them or the status quo. Its about rationalization of self-interest.

>>2791992
asinine but incredibly common worldview.
let me ask you this: trade unions are effectively regulated into pointlessness in england. there are so many restrictions on what you can do that it's basically impossible to withdraw your labour in a way that does real damage. would "supporting"* a future centre-left government in weakening or repealing the 1980s-1990s laws that gave effect to this situation - an undoubtedly reformist act - really constitute "abandoning" the idea of any socialist movement gaining power? would it not make more sense to think of this change as the first and most obvious direct step towards building the kind of left-wing institutions that can actually take power in future?
once you accept this broad principle, all of the rest follows.
ironically the left would do well to read a lot of rightoids and neoliberals on incentives. why is it that the bourgeoise can run a lemonade stand but we can't? easy: they're being paid. building a serious revolutionary org is hard work, but you get exactly the same - perhaps better - short term rewards by posing as radical online. the ROI on cosplaying a revolutionary is so much better than the ROI on seriously working towards it.

*a wonderful non-term which can mean anything from "saying 'yeah cool good' on leftypol.org" to "actively a member and works 16 hour days to help the party"

ben roberts smith situation is crazy:

> old mate is complaining about being in an aussie jail like he's not on trial for offing prisoners
> dickhead is doing two weeks in lockup on purpose by not filing for bail as a media stunt
> katter and the cockroach are losing their shit
> seppo propaganda outlet channel 10 conspicuously not mentioning the wife beating and the substance of the war crime allegations
> greens tying themselves in knots calling him a black sheep like the ADF protects us and not the angloamerican empire
> it's been years since the courts validated the war crime allegations
> crazy this is happening during the oil crisis
> urkrainian volunteer also picked up
> mcbride still in prison

curious what this signals from canberra, there's a few readings:

> labor is relitigating the forever war on terror because the yanks fucked us over and abandoned us (requires too much spine)
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It's the planting season and there is a mouse plague, authorise ZP50 you dumb muppets

Welcome to Did You Know Australia.
Did You Know: The children of Australian veterans generally don't like Nazism?

>only 1 chud boo’d the welcome to country in Sydney despite the massive working class support the boo’ers got last year
Total middle class victory, the middle class exertion of force upon the working classes most sacred day is now uncontested as the welcome to country has successfully jumped from the company board room to Anzac Day, the working class has been defeated

Trump administration pushes DoJ to pursue denaturalization cases – report
The US government can ask a court to remove citizenship status of people who illegally obtained it. In some cases, people who have been denaturalized have been caught lying to officials or caught entering into a false marriage. In other cases, people who commit crimes can be denaturalized.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/23/trump-administration-denaturalization

Mamdani vetoes one protest buffer zone bill, ‘allows’ another to become law
The other protest buffer zone bill, Intro. 1-B, would establish protective measures near houses of worship. Mamdani said he would “allow it to become law,” but did not indicate that he would put his signature to it. Under the city charter, legislation sent to the mayor’s desk may become law within 30 days if the mayor neither signs nor vetoes it.
https://www.amny.com/politics/mamdani-vetoes-protest-buffer-zone-bill/
https://archive.ph/Rwtox

Maine Gov. Mills Ripped for Veto of Landmark AI Data Center Moratorium
The bill, LD 307, which passed both chambers of Maine’s Legislature with bipartisan support earlier this month, would have stopped state and local governments from issuing permits for data centers with electric loads of 20 megawatts or more until November 2027, giving the state time to study their effects.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/mills-veto-data-center-moratorium

South Dakota Supreme Court rules officer names can be kept secret
Two police officers involved in a shootout with a suspect in 2024 can have their names protected from public view to prevent someone from potentially locating or harassing the officer or their families, according to a ruling Thursday by the South Dakota Supreme Court that reversed a lower court’s decision. Justices ruled that Marsy’s Law, a state constitutional amendment approved by South Dakota voters Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

Tybna!

Mandelson, May elections, and the markets: Pressures pile up for Starmer
In these troubled times, spare a thought for poor old Keir Starmer. Britain’s hapless Prime Minister can’t catch a break Everyone – and everything – seems to be lining up against him. And events, at home and abroad, are unlikely to offer any respite. Amongst voters, Starmer is the most unpopular PM in recent history – as will no doubt be seen in the upcoming May elections. The Labour leader and his party are on course to receive a drubbing in contests for the Scottish and Welsh devolved parliaments, and in local councils. But it is not only the electorate who, rightly, despise Starmer. Nobody is happy with the current occupant of Number 10. Across the pond, Donald Trump is also fuming about the uselessness of his British counterpart. Angered by the UK government’s refusal to join his disastrous war on Iran, the American President has repeatedly lashed out at Starmer: remarking that the Labour Prime Minister is “no Winston Churchill”, and threatening to tear up Britain’s trade deal with the USA, if Washington’s normally obedient poodle does not yield to his master’s call. Of course, Starmer’s stance towards Trump’s war has nothing to do with political principles, and everything to do with political expediency. The Labour leader has repeatedly demonstrated that he is happy to grovel and fawn before his boss in the White House. But with the British public in no mood for an Iraq 2.0, Zack Polanski’s Greens breathing down his neck, and elections approaching, Starmer is calculating that a few anti-Trump noises and a dash of feigned defiance might play well with voters and backbench MPs alike.
https://communist.red/mandelson-may-elections-and-the-markets-pressures-pile-up-for-starmer/

Rizospastis organ of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Greece: On Zyuganov’s outrageous statement and its coverage by the Greek bourgeois media
Various bourgeois media outlets in our country did not conceal their satisfaction, tinged with a dose of irony, at the recent provocative statement by Gennady Zyuganov, Chairman of the Central Commitee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF), who declared from the floor of the Russian parliament that a new 1917 —that is, a nPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

The evilness of zionists never ceases to surprise me

And I have "X fatigue" thread fatigue.

>>2746538

>American Politician runs on promise
>does not live up to said promise after elected

woooooooow, where have i heard that one before.

>>2783294
A odd thing about that, it wasn't antisemitic because the car crasher was actually a crazy person who was trying to convert to Judaism. That's what the mayor of New York has to deal with.

>He is in the process of converting to Judaism and had visited the Chabad Lubavitch site before, she said. Sohail, who wore a yarmulke in court, didn’t speak except for answering standard yes-or-no questions about aspects of the proceeding.

>Several people close to Sohail — including family members and Chabad rabbis — have said he did not seem to harbor any hatred toward Jews but suffered from mental health issues. Sohail’s attorney said he was living with his mother in New Jersey, while working two jobs as a generator technician and a fertilizer technician.

>Sohail’s father told The Daily News that his son suffered from “mental problems” but had “a very good friendship, relationship” with the Jewish community. Weeks before the incident, he had attended a social gathering at the Chabad headquarters, where he was seen on video dancing with Orthodox men, according to police.

>>2791985
it's only been 4 months since he became mayor though

>>2792026
It's kinda funny how people are already sick of him.

>Southern Poverty Law Center
is that one of the ziorat ngos? i lost track

>>2791300
You're thinking of the ADL

Chad Libtard Giving One Trillion Dollar To Aryan Brotherhood Terrorist To Justify It's Existence…. groyper

>>2791296
It's kinda funny that people who deny the holocaust are the ones getting accused of being behind conspiracies in Charlottesville. It they were a bit more self aware and way less arrogant they would probably reflect on this accusation, but except I guarantee they are just gonna blame the jews and move on. The only sad part is that there is a few anons here who could reflect on this with own beliefs.

>>2791989
And to add on too it, every political side has its own conspiracies theories to explain the failures of there political movement instead of confronting it head on through self reflection.

>>2747180
This

>But all the time I hear about how it's causing people to have heart attacks/strokes and it's gonna kill everyone.
i've only heard this of the AZ vaccine which isn't the mRNA vaccines, ironically i took the AZ one because as a thirdie i couldn't get to choose which vaccine to use. by now covid vaccines should be perfectly safe and at least your old folks should be taking them together with flu shots, anyway this profound distrust of vaccines means that the US is the only first world country that still gets covid waves, it's basically a non-issue anywhere else.

>>2791711
You have to actually value human life for that to matter, meaning being a liberal

>>2791665
>massive net benefit and reduction in death rates from Covid by taking the vaccine.

No, there isn't
>massive net benefit and reduction in death rates from Covid by taking the vaccine.

>>2791665
>>2791665
>that there is still overall a massive net benefit and reduction in death rates from Covid by taking the vaccine.

>>2791665
>that there is still overall a massive net benefit and reduction in death rates from Covid by taking the vaccine.

>>2747173
I didn't take the shot. Got covid twice 2 years apart. Mild symptoms similar to a cold but no fever. Only thing I miss is food used to taste and smell better. Still happy I didn't take the shot. Everyone I know who took it regrets it. Side effects were weird: back pain, persistent numbness of arms, tachycardia etc. A couple people I know died out of nowhere. Nobody I know that didn't take it wishes that they took it. Only person I personally know that died of covid was a lady with a bad heart and she was single dosed back in like 2022.

its one thing to recognize the potential in the peasantry and the need to uplift through proletarianization and another to call for their enrichment and continued status in a post revolutionary world

>>2773538
this is exactly the point. Behind the creation of the socialism in one country theoretical line the undoubtedly worst crime stalin ever did was the creation of the polish anti communist, some of the most insufferable specimens

>>2773377
>>2773354
Be real what are they gonna do in prison? it's not like the big dzerzh or trotsky who got released after a while of rotting inside (major fuckup by the whites fr). They can't dig themselves out with spoons or some shit.

>>2790888
>peasant worshippers
Bad cope but even if this is true, it just shows peasant worshipers>marxists

Did Stalin actually contribute on the creation of Israel?