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Over 1,000 drivers, jeepney operators set to join transport strike in Bacolod City
The groups said they will stop operations to denounce the Marcos regime’s failure to control fuel prices, which the Oil Deregulation Law allows to rise unchecked. KNETCO said 85% of drivers and operators in Bacolod City are already earning insufficient daily incomes and have been driven into poverty. They will also demand that the Marcos regime remove the value-added tax and excise tax to reduce fuel prices. They will simultaneously push for diesel and gasoline prices to be rolled back to their previous price of ₱55/liter.
https://philippinerevolution.nu/angbayan/over-1000-drivers-jeepney-operators-set-to-join-transport-strike-in-bacolod-city/

‘Forcing a reckoning’: How Asia is preparing for a ‘supersized’ El Niño
In Hong Kong, authorities have already been forced to revise workplace policies, after the city experienced its hottest day on record on 9 August. During times of extreme heat, companies are expected to reschedule work, provide cooling equipment and rest breaks for their employees. Employers in the international financial hub could even face prosecution if they fail to provide staff with support at times of sweltering heat. In mainland China a 100-day campaign has been launched to prepare for extreme weather and help safeguard harvests against the opposing extremes of drought and intense rainfall.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/sep/18/how-asia-is-preparing-for-supersized-el-nino-global-warming

Airstrike near a market in Myanmar’s Rakhine state kills 33 people
Monday’s attack occurred in Kyauktaw township, about 340 kilometers (210 miles) west of Mandalay, the country’s second-largest city, according to the Arakan Army, a powerful ethnic armed group based in Rakhine which controls Kyauktaw. It said a fighter jet dropped two bombs near a local market around noon, killing 33 people, including vendors, shoppers and pedestrians.
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ACLU demands immediate withdrawal of PRNG troops from Washington=
More than 150 members of the Puerto Rico National Guard continue patrolling neighborhoods in Washington, D.C., a deployment the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Puerto Rico denounced this week as unjustified and politically motivated.
https://www.sanjuandailystar.com/post/aclu-demands-immediate-withdrawal-of-prng-troops-from-washington

AI giants, unions join forces for data center fight
The new group, the American Infrastructure Alliance, wants to partner with state and local officials to create standards and guardrails for data centers in 2027. In return, the coalition hopes to head off moratoriums on new construction. The group is planning initial campaigns in Texas, Georgia, Ohio, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Indiana and South Carolina. The alliance is backed by Blackstone, OpenAI, QTS and SoftBank Group, along with key unions, including the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW).
https://www.axios.com/2026/09/28/ai-industry-unions-data-centers
https://archive.ph/abFeB

Top FBI official Andrew Bailey, who was once widely seen as Patel successor, resigns
From the outset, Bailey's relationship with Patel was troubled. Initially, Bailey was not invited to meetings, according to two sources familiar with their dynamic, with one adding that Patel instructed staff to refer to him as director, to Bongino as deputy director and Bailey as co-deputy director.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/top-fbi-official-andrew-bailey-resigns/

Education Department formally rescinds Title IX protections for LGBTQ students
The Education Department announced Monday it has formally rescinded the Biden-era Title IX interpretation that gave sex-based discrimination protections to students on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Thank you based news anon

Palestinian communists seek broad electoral alliance to challenge Fatah-Hamas polarization
The Palestinian People’s Party (PPP) is stepping up preparations for the November 28 legislative elections, working to forge a broad left-wing, democratic and social alliance that could emerge as a third political pole beyond the longstanding Fatah-Hamas polarization. PPP General Secretary Bassam al-Salhi said the party does not regard the elections simply as a contest for parliamentary seats, but as an opportunity to rebuild Palestinian political institutions and restore popular participation. Al-Salhi argued that the vote must go ahead, its results must be respected and the process should ultimately produce “one government and one Legislative Council,” overcoming the existence of parallel political structures.
https://www.idcommunism.com/2026/09/palestinian-communists-seek-broad-electoral-alliance-to-challenge-fatah-hamas-polarization.html

Democratic Party Consultants Surround Troy Jackson with Pro-Israel Donors
The Troy Jackson campaign in Maine may have found a new way to measure just how far Democratic Party consultants are able to drag a candidate away from his grassroots supporters. This week, as Jackson ventured into the Facebook group set up for his volunteers, he was facing a legion of Maine supporters expressing a deep sense of betrayal, following an exposé by Rebecca Traister in New York Magazine, which had laid out in precise detail how a squadron of mostly out-of-state political consultants had done as much as possible to drain the life from Jackson and his campaign. In the Facebook group, Jackson’s defense of his campaign, and his attack on the reporting, was considered so condescending that supporters concluded there was no way that Jackson himself was running the account—and promptly kicked Jackson out of his own Facebook group, with less than six weeks until election day. Jackson, it turned out, was indeed still manning his own Facebook account, and he has since been allowed back in. But the damage his consultant-run campaign has done to his relationship with Maine voters will take more than a restored account to repair. Interviews with sources in Jackson’s orbit, and a review of campaign doPost too long. Click here to view the full text.



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Where do correct ideas come from? Do they drop from the skies? No. Are they innate in the mind? No. They come from social practice, and from it alone; they come from three kinds of social practice, the struggle for production, the class struggle and scientific experiment. It is man’s social being that determines his thinking. Once the correct ideas characteristic of the advanced class are grasped by the masses, these ideas turn into a material force which changes society and changes the world. In their social practice, men engage in various kinds of struggle and gain rich experience, both from their successes and from their failures. Countless phenomena of the objective external world are reflected in a man’s brain through his five sense organs — the organs of sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch. At first, knowledge is perceptual. The leap to conceptual knowledge, i.e., to ideas, occurs when sufficient perceptual knowledge is accumulated. This is one process in cognition. It is the first stage in the whole process of cognition, the stage leading from objective matter to subjective consciousness from existence to ideas. Whether or not one’s consciousness or ideas (including theories, policies, plans or measures) do correctly reflect the laws of the objective external world is not yet proved at this stage, in which it is not yet possible to ascertain whether they are correct or not. Then comes the second stage in the process of cognition, the stage leading from consciousness back to matter, from ideas back to existence, in which the knowledge gained in the first stage is applied in social practice to ascertain whether the theories, policies, plans or measures meet with the anticipated success. Generally speaking, those that succeed are correct and those that fail are incorrect, and this is especially true of man’s struggle with nature. In social struggle, the forces representing the advanced class sometimes suffer defeat not because their ideas are incorrect, but because, in the balance of forces engaged in struggle, they are not as powerful for the time being as the forces of reaction; they are therefore temporarily defeated, but they are bound to triumph sooner or later. Man’s knowledge makes another leap through the test of practice. This leap is more important than the previous one. For it is this leap alone that can prove the correctness or incorrectness of the first leap in cognition, i.e., of the ideas, theories, policies, plans or measures formulaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2921860
It's shorter in Chinese

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>>2921814
>our great internationalist duty

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chairman mao is so smart

>>2921995
We should all be adding "this position is correct" to the end of our posts. This position is correct

>>2921995
>>2922144
That's an excerpt for when he was reviewing a soviet textbook
"This is correct" refers to the quoted passage mao is referring to



 

Libtards and Ukies, do you seriously think the country in this webm is better than the Russian shithole? This is absolute top-tier clown world, I completely lost it at 0:41. Moving here is supposed to be ‘making it in life’? Seriously? Are you guys completely brainwashed NPCs, or what?

Waiter!

I kinda understand that russians and completely mind broken by this war. Such a waste of life for nothing.

Ivan, take it easy. Go home.



 

They're all in cahoots. It's true, it's one big club, and (you) are not in it. Politics is just one big spectacle where the rabble gets exploited and killed. But the elites party and have their fun. Xi Jinping, the oh so great anti-imperialist. Of course!(b8 thread)
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>>2921542
You’re doing x because you’re doing x

>>2921521
>bordiga said hitler was an authentic revolutioanry
He didn't tho

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i already know this and have kind of always known it, if not consciously then subconsciously. but what george carlin got wrong is that it's not a big club, it's a very small and very exclusive club that gets smaller and more exclusive every day. and it's not the only club either; in addition to the elite club of people at the top who have everything, there is a second diametrically-opposite club of people at the bottom who have almost nothing, and that club is big and inclusive and gets bigger and more inclusive with each passing day. and what i'm getting at is not some cliche idealistic pipe dream about a future revolution where the poor masses overthrow the wealthy elite, it's more like a reframing of the narrative, re-evaluating our highly-indoctrinated perceptions of who and what we really are, understanding that the power and wealth and prestige of the elite is not real, it is an elaborate facade, a smoke-and-mirrors parlor trick that requires tremendous and continuous effort and resources to maintain. this idea that the elite are somehow outside of everything, outside of reality, outside of the laws of nature, is a fantasy which ultimately no amount of money or power can ever permanently reify. and likewise the innate weakness and helplessness and bondage of the common masses is also an elaborate fiction, the common man is not weak or stupid or servile, he is simply an occasional victim of temporary circumstance and in the grand scheme of things he is remarkably resilient to every manner of suffering and hardship and calamity. the meek will not someday inherit the earth and they don't need to, because they are the earth, they are reality, always have been and always will be.

the elite are the ones who live in a glass house and it is only a matter of time before something they failed to account for causes the foundation to crack and the entire structure to fall and crumble to dust and leave them suddenly denuded of all the protections they have grown so accustomed to, whereupon the remorseless uncompromising forces of nature will rub them out of existence without missing a beat. meanwhile, the common folk who are one with the earth, who have spent their entire lives bending and flexing and adapting to the forces of nature out of primal necessity rather than trying to resist them and control them by brute force out of hubristic extravagance, will adapt and survive and make the best of it as they have always done through all mPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>>2920225
>Be second liberal capitalist republic
>still have slave economy and landed gentry
>Be second marxist leninist republic
>still have wage labor and capitalist class
BFF 4L

>>2921840
i have class soyciety fatigue



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Why was Warsaw's destruction not declared a Nazi war crime by Nuremberg? Was it actually destroyed by Soviets? There was no Warsaw destruction listed in court sentence anywhere, despite Poles putting loads of documents for the court to consider, just like Soviets did with Katyn, but were repelled by the court.

Was Stalin responsible for Warsaw destruction the same way he lost Katyn case in Nuremberg?

Dachau and Buchenwald aren't mentioned in the sentencing either, weirdly enough. Auschwitz had an episode of women getting neutered in indictment, but no mention of it in the sentencing. Were the Soviets responsible for all of those, I wonder? Judging by how it is claimed that since Katyn is missing in the sentencing, it means that court refused the accusation
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>>2920435
>Which is why Katyn was rejected in the final judgement.
There was NO rejection of Katyn anywhere in Nuremberg. Buchenwald and destruction of Warsaw are not in the final judgement, but are proven to be German acts - same as Katyn.

You cannot claim that Nuremberg had doubts about Katyn without invoking that Buchenwald and Warsaw destruction weren't Nazi crimes - which is Nazi crime denialism.

You have to drop this line of argument permanently, because Nuremberg did, in fact, persecute Goring, Hess and others for Katyn. But specifically Goring was the defendant on Katyn, and Nuremberg didn't abscond him of guilt during the Katyn hearing, as it was not stricken out of indictment. This is also proven by the fact that Nuremberg did drop stuff out of indictment, like the aforementioned case of secret Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, which was DISMISSED by Nuremberg court outright as having no factual evidence behind it even existing

>>2920711
Oh, and also, Romanov not a real person btw, but rather a collection of anticommunist writers from katynfiles doesn't go over Nuremberg trials' rules and proceedings specifically because if he were to read them out loud his whole position would fucking collapse. Hence, instead of open and direct going over rules and proceedings, he instead tries to recreate them off records of certain cases - a certified conspiracy theorist behaviour. In our case, though, he is more like those sleazy climate change denialist scientists who attack late edits on papers as a proof of paper being rushed and untrustworthy

Katynfiles takes you people for idiots. It's not factual, it's propaganda

>>2920701
You remain mistaken. In the "Critique of the Gotha Programme", Marx is already including the lower phase of communism when he writes about the state.

<Now the program does not deal with this nor with the future state of communist society.


<Karl Marx, 1875, Critique of the Gotha Programme, Chapter IV


https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1875/gotha/ch04.htm

>>2920836
>Marx is already including the lower phase of communism when he writes about the state.
That's not what the excerpt says, you copy-pasting retard. He's referring to the organized collective and community of a potential communist society, not to a state in the traditional, class-based sense.

>>2921643
You remain mistaken. Marx is criticizing Lassalle's concept of the "free state," which tends toward class conciliation without resorting to anarchist fantasies.



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  1. Punching your monitor only hurts you, it does not hurt the person who made the post.
  2. People often don't think, they just feel. Asking them to define terms and defend positions forces them to think and causes them to realize things about themselves they did not previously realize.
  3. Practice without theory is flailing. Theory without debate is solipsism. Debate without reflection upon practice is masturbation. We should practice, then debate whether that practice was useful, then reflect upon that debate to establish a superior theory that will lead to better practice.
  4. Debate does not cause splits, it reveals splits that were previously hidden under the flowery language of a false unity, and allows something to be done about them.
  5. People who are unable to defend their ideas don't even know why they hold them in the first place.
  6. People who are unable to define the terms they use don't even know what they mean.
  7. If you shoot first and ask questions later you end up with a lot of unnecessary friendly fire.
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is this the argument clinic?

>>2910193
lurkfag

>>2910374
til I'm a dork

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i'm a lifelong debate addict; i just can't stop no matter what i do. i've simply accepted it as who i am, and made peace with the fact that i will be forever intolerable, after a certain point. as for the very few people in my life who continue to seek my company, they have either grown callous to my incessant exposition and questioning, or they encounter the version of me that keeps his mouth shut for as long as possible, which isn't very long, hence company of this latter sort frequently shuffles in and out.

like most addicts, my practice no longer brings me joy but simply serves to stave off a certain type of pain. although being addicted to dialectical intercourse can certainly be more productive and conducive to personal growth than other addictions, i sincerely have no idea if i am better off for it. i still feel helpless to affect my actions in any meaningful way, and all i can do is simply be more lucid and observant when i make the same mistakes as anybody else.

>>2921696
literally me



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If he made right-wing influencers cry and threaten to leave the country, then it's already based

All the influencers who complained should get the NKVD treatment and get a job.

He's a cucked succcdem but I have to admit he's an extremely smart and charismatic politician, the Brazilian left is fucked when he dies.

>>2921784
the entire latin american right wing is dead as soon as trump dies so it kinda even outs



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There needs to be proletarian disability justice movement. I think communists have ended up being pushed into seeing disability justice as some kind of frivolous idpol, and its not helped by the fact that so much of it is carried by very shortsighted middle-class ppl right now. The movement for disability rights has become associated with unreasonable, aggressive attempts at gaining accommodation (sometimes in cases where a reasonable discussion about accommodation could be had). While the actual ways that accommodation could begin to be pushed for, especially in working class context, are completely ignored.

Disabled people exist in the proletariat. Even when they're shut out of working jobs, they end up being confronted with the issue of being cared for. Their families, also working class, end up with this responsibility, and will have to make immense sacrifices (at least for mid-to-higher supports-need disabled individuals) as they can't afford daily care workers (usually). A lot of times they will opt out of this and abandon the disabled individual, to either die on the streets or end up in a poorly-funded public care facility, where the exact support services that they need are neglected and they live a terrible, shortened life. Even some disabled individuals with bourgeois family paying for their care deal with some of these problems, but of course the ones with working class origins have a much more guaranteed miserable fate.

Unions could fight for better workplace accommodation for the supports needs of disabled workers. The workplace is an extremely critical site for disability rights to be fought for within. And the issues of disabled workers should be addressed by their comrades. More public money could be spent on public care services that either work with families or host the disabled individual in a facility. These services could be empathetically based on the supports that a person needs
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>>2919867
>The issue within the imperial core states is that the capitalists can intensify exploitation abroad to produce the overhead to pay for such accommodations at home. Thus, it's necessary for such labor struggles to have an internationalist character alongside the workplace struggle and not be fought as a "free trade union" struggle for "practical" benefits. An "accommodation" in the US should be an accommodation everywhere. The boss is happy to let you have a special desk, or chair, or break time, or a therapist, or whatever. See how they react when you demand that for not only yourself and your coworkers, but also at the sweatshops which do most of the work producing the value.
This is a real problem, yeah. It's inevitable that a material accommodation for a disabled worker will require additional investment by a capitalist, and the entire point of a third world sweatshop is that there's only the smallest possible investment in each worker. Sweatshops shouldn't exist, period, so the struggle to abolish them is the only hope for disabled workers.

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>I think communists have ended up being pushed into seeing disability justice as some kind of frivolous idpol

it was like that from the beginning. ableism and things like eugenics were very standard universal things in western society during the era of karl marx and throughout the early 20th century as well, treating disabled people as human beings is a relatively recent phenomenon. until the modern era, the so-called cripples and invalids and feeble-minded were either a) hopeless tragedies to feel sorry for and never really acknowledge or talk about, b) entertainment to laugh at and gawk at in a freak show, or c) monstrous vermin to be removed from society by any means necessary for the good of the race. disabled people never had any place in marxist ideology, marx himself used ableist language to describe how capitalism turns the noble worker into a "crippled monstrosity" and marginalized the sick and elderly and disabled as the "surplus population" etc. of course the marxist fanboys will say, "well marx was just a product of his era that's how everyone talked about disabled people in 19th century europe" - exactly, that's the fucking problem, our whole culture was rotten to the very core and the problems of western society go much deeper than just a structural error in how we design our economies and run our factories, western society has a deep-seated contempt for humanity itself and delusions of anthropocentric mechanical perfection that have been undercutting our social progress from day one and continue to do so to this day.

We actually have this in britain: DPAC. It was founded as an anti-austerity movement and when disability benefits came back on the table the "gen z disability activist" group flamed out and DPAC is still there.

>>2920232
looks interesting



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Totally not failing hard nor bogged down edition


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Also, fuck the links than nobody uses anyway


…However, where the fighting is actually taking place, Russia appears to be experiencing genuine exhaustion, as casualties continue to mount and Ukrainian drone strikes disrupt everyday life even in Moscow.
Meanwhile, its political leadership, and even more so its economic leadership, are reportedly exploring ways to extricate the country from its Ukrainian predicament, with the Trump administration in the United States facilitating efforts in that direction….
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>>2921044
I want NATO dismantled but Ukraine should still kill Russians purely on the principle of not having to follow orders form Moscow

THE VERKHOVNA RADA STANDS

THE UKRAINAN GOVERNMENT CONDUCTS ITS BUSINESS WITH IMPUNITY

THE BANDERITE MEMORIAL/REBURIAL SERVICES PROCEED UNMOLESTED

THE BANDERITES ORGANIZE INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS FOR OTHER EUROPEAN FASCISTS

THE FUCKING PRESS HOTELS STILL DEFY THE SKIES WITH THEIR PRESENCE

2 more weeks of the anti terrorist zone ukristers

So like between now and a year ago what has changed? Is any side closer to winning?

>>2921601
>Is any side closer to winning?
nope

It's just a senseless meatgrinder at this point

And always was, btw



 

Read this book right now
A major problem I've been noticing through the years is that nobody fucking understands what dialectical materialism actually is. This book is entirely about explaining dialectical materialism.
Of course, it speaks of the philosophies that come before it but only to explain dialectical materialism itself (this is by itself a dialectical process, btw)

Read this shit and spread it!
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>>2919353
down or dead, lol

What’s the point in understanding any of this when you can’t apply it?

>>2921500
So you can tell when someone is speaking out of his ass.

>>2921510
Or you can just assume everyone is always speaking out of their ass by default

>>2921511
Then there is no point in speaking about anything so we should just chat with AI agents for a fix of pseudosocial relationship with a topping of hollow flattery.



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