/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2830770
When did he get the nickname, before or after his rise to power?

>>2830831
he was called Koba from a very young age

>>2830863
Yeah it was from some book he liked as a kid and named himself after

>>2806129
>niiddo5
Wtf
Kiddo*

I like it

>>2764802
This is an 18+ website.
Stay Away. There are nonces about.

>>2764802
You can't make a political movement based on something as vague as the "queer" the regular movement is already collapsing upon itself because in the end, people attracted to the same sex, transsexual people and the vaguely defined "queer" leftovers have nothing in common concretly. How can a gay man being homeless for his sexuality even remotly related to a teenager calling herself a "genderfluid" what even is the link between the two, especially since the first one likely regards "queer" as an insult, or at most an old fashioned word for "odd"
I would also add, that even if "queer" was a clearly defined community, it still wouldn't be a good basis for a large scale political movement. How does queer theory awnser the question of organising society ? How does it concretly, how is medecine, food, water, ressources going to be distributed to those in needs ? How exacly is society to be organised around "queerness".
Even then, its premise that "queer" people can only be liberated trought anarchism is naive and ahistorical, capitalism has never hesitated to free people from their oppression if it benefitted it, the Cagots surely must have felt that their oppression was fundamental to their lives, but nowadays even historians don't know why people hated them so much. Had Cagot anarchism existed back then, it simply would have had been a failure, as the oppression of the Cagots was never inherent to capitalism. The same can be said for "queer" people. There is no oppression inherent to capitalism bar the ones of class.

>>2764802
All of this bullshit is demonstrably CIA. The only redeemable thing about queer LGBTQ movement is the fact that it abolished some irrational prejudices that would have been abolished under socialism anyway if it had succeeded, simply because of the disintegration of the material condition sustaining the reproduction of gender roles, matrimony, etc

>>2831187
All cops are nasty, especially in france, they might be worse then usa cops

>>2831197
in France they're trained by Israeli instructor that basically train them to see the public the same way they see palestinians,I'm not joking

>>2831231
bro we dont need israeli, we had colonial police long before israel even existed and gave counterinsurgency and police repression of popular movement expertise to various dictatorship throughout the 20th century

so this means no more late night shitposting for euroanons?

>>2831274
Unless those late night shitposts are really funny stuff being done at those data centers.

>>2831185
Don't be childish, there won't be a sudden collapse, but deterioration is already well underway, if you live in the first world you are likely to not be aware, but states are already forced to pay farmers a lot in damages as weather fucks monocrops up more and more, profitability is getting questionable and the general response from both capital and governments is either useless or just making everything worse in the longterm.

There won't be a sudden stop on modern agriculture, but it's doomed nonetheless.

>>2831202
as i said, i live in a global south country and yea many farmers are not growing crops they earlier would have because

1. the irrigation infra is not providing enough water
   
2. the govt has this thing called minimum support price where they guarantee to buy the farmer's yield at a base price if they are not able to sell it and msp for many crops has fallen a lot
   

tldr it looks bleak as fuck

i wish to be self reliant with my food but i live in a city with a small apartment and i can't really grow shit

>>2831205
my bad, I didn't get you were living in the south. Shit's fucked, and a paradigm shift in agriculture is needed asap. My personal advice (purely based on feelings) is to try and start growing stuff for you and comrades

>>2831206
do you have a balcony? Or maybe a cheap plot not too far away?

>>2831215
i do have a balcony yeah, but i already have a small garden in it (decorative plants)

>>2831080
>unless the United States collapses on the next 30 years.
30? you're so optimistic. Try 5.

>>2831105
USSR was superior to tsarist russia. sorry.

There’s a revolution happening in Bolivia right now

>>2831119

tsarist russia was not a nation, it was an empire and the so-called russian revolution was not really a revolution so much as it was an inevitable act of nationalization, the same nationalization that occured in the other european empires after the industrial revolution redefined the parameters of economics and geopolitics. bolshevik revisionism portrays it as a people's uprising, but the actual people of russia at the time were almost entirely poor agrarian peasants who were not industrial workers, knew nothing of marxism, were barely even literate, and had no agency or representation in the revolution at all. they were merely helpless bystanders watching from the sidelines (or conscripted to fight against their will) as a vanguard party composed of upper-class noblemen and middle-class skilled industrial workers went to war with the tsarist regime as a rival elitist nationalist party that presented itself as a populist revolutionary party. during the war the bolshevik army ran out of food and lenin responded by pillaging the farms destroying the agrarian economy and causing a famine that killed 5 million people, then came stalin who saw the independent farmers as a threat to russia's great industrial future and he stole all their land and turned them into slave plantations and seized all their food and killed/gulaged any who resisted, then came more famine and millions more dead, etc.(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)

>>2831161
this didnt happen but it would have been good if it had happened

Its caused by smartphones, television and video games

they're all TFR nukes

Birthrate plummeting is good, why do you want it otherwise?

>>2831086
Isnt it individualistic to create life for your own personal benefit though

>>2830755
Tbh actually this is part of it as well, previously people could enjoy stuff previously considered childish (I.e computer games) by living vicariously through their children, but everyone these days are infantilised as fuck anyway and it’s not shamed if you’re a grown man who just likes his Pokémon cards or all night Lucky Star marathons.

Like I do admire the openness and freedom in that, but it’s definitely a factor in why people refrain from having children. You’ve got a lot of people these days in their 20s and 30s even saying they don’t feel like they’re grown up enough for kids and, well, no shit.

>>2831142
Although I will say that this isn’t necessarily people’s fault, the ability to consoooom is still promoted as the only reason to work but we’re also at the end of consumer capitalism’s efficacy to that end.

Buying the grown up shit like cars and homes are miserable affairs these days, rather than something exciting and a nice accomplishment, you’re bound to feel ripped off, disappointed and still like you’ve failed because it was way harder than boomers described it. In comparison you’re meagre salary can still buy so many fucking Pokémon cards like goddam you can live the best childhood in adulthood and isn’t that really the dream in childhood?

Trump signs order to make it easier to fire 8,000 federal workers
U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday making it easier to fire 8,000 of ​some of the best-paid government workers, part of a broader effort to overhaul ‌the federal workforce. The order, released by the White House and the Office of Personnel Management, strips job protections from a mostly senior group of federal workers earning up ​to almost $200,000 a year and who are deemed to be "influencing" government policy.
https://www.reuters.com/world/trump-signs-order-make-it-easier-fire-8000-federal-workers-2026-06-03/

US House passes war powers resolution to curb Trump’s authority in Iran
The vote’s impact is largely symbolic, as it is unclear whether the House version, which is a concurrent resolution and does not need to be signed by the president, carries the force of law, even if it also passes in the Senate. But it was a striking demonstration of the nascent willingness among a segment of Republicans to defy Trump, who has kept a vise-like grip on the party on Capitol Hill, through his willingness to exact retribution against dissenters.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jun/03/house-passes-war-power-resolution-trump-iran

Democrats fume about Lebanon vote
Tlaib's two-page measure would direct President Trump to "remove the United States Armed Forces from Lebanon" within 7 days of when the measure is passed. … Tlaib's office said in a press release: "The United States is assisting this destruction through the weapons, intelligence, logistics, and diplomatic cover it provides the Israeli government, and Congress has the power and duty to put an end to this illegal invasion."
https://www.axios.com/2026/06/03/lebanon-war-powers-house-democrats-tlaib-israel
https://archive.ph/M66g6

NYC to install traffic sensors to trackPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Philippines: Why The NPA In Negros Island Will Never Be Defeated
Once again, the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) has dusted off its worn-out script, loudly proclaiming to the public that the New People’s Army (NPA) in Negros has suffered an “irreversible collapse” and is “totally defeated.” Following the encounters in Toboso and Cauayan, the reactionary state is desperately trying to convince the public, and perhaps themselves, that the flame of the People’s War on the island has been extinguished, to appease their imperialist masters and its local toadies. However, these premature victory celebrations are nothing new. As Comrade Jose Maria Sison said, the reactionary state suffers from a chronic, incurable blindness: it mistakes a temporary twist in the road for the end of the journey. For over fifty years, the ruling class has repeatedly declared the revolution dead, only to find themselves continuously haunted by its presence. Their declarations of “victory” are mere illusions, completely contradicted by the material conditions in Negros. The fundamental error of the NTF-ELCAC’ analysis lies in their mechanical and bourgeois worldview. They foolishly believe that a revolutionary movement can be eradicated by targeting individual cadres or liquidating specific command structures.
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/33381/

No Babies? Blame Capitalism.
No longer just a problem of the industrialized North, birth rates are declining for everyone, everywhere, all at once. In its panic about the implications of below-replacement fertility and its search for a culprit, the global commentariat has cast a wide net. In an April 2025 article in the conservative Catholic First Things Magazine, titled “Feminism Against Fertility,” Darel E. Paul blames the decline in Western fertility rates on young women who wish to remain childless because “they have more important priorities or simply like being single.” In a May 7, 2026, guest essay for the New York Times, the insightful Anna Louie Sussman blames the baby bust on widespread anxiety about an uncertain future. Soon after, a piece in the Financial Times cited a University of Cincinnati study to posit that the emergence of smartphones bears the largest responsibility for the recent decline in youth romantic connectionPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Thank you newsanon

Imagine thinking a fucking TWITCH STREAMER is more important than this.

Just leaving this here.

>>2829319
Hasan is doing more for Palestine than any Hamas member right now.

>>2829319
>picrel
It is the complete destruction of all organized life.

>>2830237
Finkelstein is a Zionist himself, idiot.