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THE AESTHETICS OF COMMUNISM

This thread will describe what exact superstructural changes will occur in the aftermath of a Global Maoist Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution once the Material Base has been transformed after the Socialist Mode of Production has been established Worldwide. Enjoy Comrades, ✊😜🇨🇳🇰🇵🇨🇺🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🚀☢️!

I will present a thought experiment, what will the World look like a century from now, decades after the World Maoist Protracted People's War (PPW) swept the forces of Capital and Reaction into the dustpan of History in the aftermath of World War III (it started in the Late 2020s as a High-Intensity Conventional Conflict between the U$ and China that escalated into a Global Nuclear War, but contrary to most Pseudoscientific Bourgeois Liberal and Revisionist expectations did not cause an apocalyptic "Nuclear Winter", but instead destroyed the entire Global Capitalist-Imperialist System and allowed for a World Maoist PPW that saw Maoist rebels seize control of the entire planet after decades of guerrilla warfare), 🤔? This Effort post will seek to answer that question, ✊😜🇨🇳🇰🇵🇨🇺🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🚀☢️!

First, I will explain the political structure of this future Socialist world. There will be a Global USSR, in which every major Nation/Ethnic group will receive their own SSR or ASSR according to the Marxist-Leninist-Maoist principle of Self-Determination of all Oppressed Nations in their own SSR (as articulated in Stalin’s “Marxism and the National Question” https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/stalin/works/1913/03a.htm and Lenin’s “The Socialist Revolution and the Right of Nations to Self-Determination” https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1916/jan/x01.htm , along with the National Delimitation Policy of the USSR https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_delimitation_in_the_Soviet_Union ), including New Afrika, Aztlan (in a Hispano-American SFSR that includes all the Spanish-speaking Multiracial regions of the Americas), the First Nations, Azawad, Oromia, Afaria, Basque Country, Catalonia, Scotland, Wales, Sapmi, Palestine (in a Arab SFSR that includes all the Arab mPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2804606
What schizo shit are you talking about, ✊😜🇨🇳🇰🇵🇨🇺🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🚀☢️ 💇‍♀️👩‍🦲!

Please ban this user. They’re part of a bot operation orchestrated by a cult that uses this image board to train online personas so they can release them to psyop people into following a fake herd. they will eventually do whatever the fuck they do and make hundreds of personalities based on it put it on YouTube and elsewhere to promote their misguided beliefs.

>>2804607

dude were logging you all, we saw the software responding to us. deleted it to show you, we're watching.

>>2545468
Bump, I cannot let my Epic Dialectical Materialist Effort Post Thread on the “Aesthetics of Communism” die yet, ✊😜🇨🇳🇰🇵🇨🇺🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🚀☢️ 💇‍♀️👩‍🦲!

>>2545468
Bump, ✊😜🇨🇳🇰🇵🇨🇺🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🚀☢️ 💇‍♀️👩‍🦲!



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I think I understand why incels and the modern right are so well aligned. An incel doesn't actually hate the fact that dating sucks and some attractive men are really successful at the expense of average men. He just hates that HE'S not the successful man. Totally uninterested in whether or not the system is good (or even real, but that's another argument) – he just wants to be the beneficiary of it.

It's the exact same thing with your modern rightoid antisemite. He doesn't actually hate the things he says the jews do. He just hates that it's them doing it instead of him. Totally and absolutely amoral. Whether it's systemically healthy for ANYONE to do it literally never occurs to him.

I finally get it. It's more than just incidental overlap. It is the exact same causal structure. It's a generalized style of interacting with the world. If you have this style, that you become an antisemite is just as natural that you become an incel.
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>>2847381
this is because china is a faster growing and more sensible version of america lol. in both, the average person's number one goal is the accumulation of treats

Glow thread

this does have some explanatory power for why a lot of rightoids I've met basically think they're in the Elect and will just become rich and famous because there special or something to that effect(and ofc [insert scapegoat here] is why reality hasn't caught up to there mindset yet).

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>>2847381
genuinely illegal truth nuke and you just know that 99% of leftists will NOT listen to it. socialism in one locality would completely end imperial monopoly capital as soon as people realize you can actually just do that and it works actually. localistic politics NOW



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Cepeda announces Colombia’s left will challenge results of 27% of ballot boxes
Colombia’s leftist presidential candidate, Senator Ivan Cepeda, says that party lawyers will challenge the results of 27% of the ballot boxes. in a speech that followed the presidential election, Cepeda said that the lawyers of his political party, the Historic pact, were “in the process of challenging 33,000” of 122,200 ballot boxes.
https://colombiareports.com/cepeda-announces-colombias-left-will-challenge-results-of-27-of-ballot-boxes/

Bolivian authorities say no active blockades after state of emergency decree
In Santa Cruz, officials and protest leaders signed an agreement to lift a critical blockade in the town of San Julian. A federation of groups representing rural and Indigenous residents announced a pause in protests in La Paz, while maintaining they had not abandoned their demands. Five weeks of road blockades have stranded trucks and choked supplies of food, fuel and medicines to many areas.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/6/21/bolivian-authorities-say-no-active-blockades-after-state-of-emergency-decree
https://archive.ph/0u1Ff

Evo Morales Denounces Service Cuts in Cochabamba
Evo Morales condemned reported disruptions to electricity, telecommunications and banking services in Bolivia’s Cochabamba Tropics and questioned the response of institutions responsible for protecting citizens’ rights.
https://www.telesurenglish.net/evo-morales-service-cuts-in-cochabamba/

Venezuela: Rice Growers Stage Protest, Demand Policies to Protect National Production
The “tractorazo” saw local campesinos block one of the state’s major highways with tractors, trucks, and other heavy machinery carrying Venezuelan flags and signs with some of the main demands. Local sources estimated turnout at over 300. “We are here on behalPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

USPS worker twice exposed to acid at Arizona mega-facility
Jeffrey Holliday, a 60-year-old Chandler, Arizona resident, quit his job in April after his second exposure to the hazardous chemical, which spilled from packages broken open by the Matrix East/West Sorter (MEWS)—a multi-platform behemoth that processes 50,000 packages per hour and spans nearly three football fields.
https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2026/06/22/oqqg-j22.html

Alan Greenspan, longtime head of the US federal reserve, dies aged 100
He was widely credited with presiding over a period of growth and prosperity in the US while helming the Fed under three Republicans and a Democrat, gaining bipartisan political support in the process. But the country’s housing market collapsed shortly after he left office, ushering in a devastating financial crisis that plunged the national economy into the worst recession since the 1930s and the Great Depression – and prompting a re-evaluation of his legacy.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jun/22/alan-greenspan-dies-aged-100

Senate passes a bipartisan housing bill aimed at increasing supply and lowering prices
It would offer funding to local governments that build more housing, including Community Development Block Grant money to places exceeding the median rate of homebuilding. It would also provide new dollars for communities to turn abandoned infrastructure into housing, and offers a framework for communities that want to reform outdated zoning regulations, which often limit larger housing developments. The legislation would allow banks to invest more in affordable housing and raise limits on the number of public housing units that can receive private financing through Section 8 funding to rehabilitate properties. And it would remove outdated requirements and expand federal financing to make manufactured homes more affordable.
https://apnews.com/article/congress-road-to-housing-act-senate-21209cb780b76fe9a22881833c2dd535

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Starmer resigns – but a whirlwind is being prepared
Andy Burnham’s victory over Reform in last week’s Makerfield by-election has started an avalanche in British politics, giving Keir Starmer the final push needed for him to resign as Labour leader and prime minister. The scale of Burnham’s win put him in a very strong position personally. With the wind in his sails, The Man Who Beat Reform is now marching south to Westminster to seize the crown. Last Friday, following the Makerfield result, Starmer was still signalling his intention to battle on. But the pressure over the weekend was too great. With the threat of mass resignations from his cabinet, the PM was forced to announce his imminent departure from Downing Street this morning. Those hoping for a smooth transition are likely to get their way. Rather than a bloody leadership contest, a simple ‘coronation’ seems to be on the cards, with potential challengers like Wes Streeting stepping aside. Burnham could be moving into Number 10 as early as next month. But far from calming matters, this changing of the guard is only going to light the fuse on a new, even more explosive period, as the crisis of British capitalism intensifies.
https://communist.red/starmer-resigns-but-a-whirlwind-is-being-prepared/

Bolivia: Union Leaders’ Agreements with Paz Are a Betrayal of the Movement
Just when Rodrigo Paz most needed to show that he is regaining political initiative, he has received a lifeline from the union leaderships of Huanuni and Colquiri. While every day and at every roadblock, votes are cast to strengthen and advance the unity of the mobilized sectors and expand the mobilizations against the Paz Government, from above, a different direction has begun to take hold. The COB (Bolivian Workers Federation) effectively abandoned its demand for Paz’s resignation, nullified the prospect of an effective general strike, and opened negotiations with the Paz government. Now, the union leaderships in Huanuni and Colquiri are taking another step in that same direction. These negotiations have only helped Paz and improved his position. Meanwhile, COB leader Mario Argollo is left hanging, without the support of the peasantry, who accuse him of being a traitor, and without the support of his own working-class base, whose unions hPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>Alan Greenspan, longtime head of the US federal reserve, dies aged 100

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Step 1. Organize political party able to take state power.
Step 2. Proletarian dictatorship
Step 3. Pic related
Step 4. Socialism / Communism
Questions?

>>2847367
Trust the plan. Comrades in control. WWG1WGA. - ML



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PERU ELECTIONS 2026
PENCILMAN FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS
Well dear leftypol, the country with more presidents in the decade now has to again elect one. After the debacle of Pencilman I, the betrayal of Dinamita Boluarte, the r*pist lapdog of Jeri and the sarcophagus of current Balcazar comes the rematch. Roberto Sanchez, exminister in Castillo's goverment is practically the second round candidate with Fujimori (no explanation needed). Now, he is being bombarded by the press to debilitate his campaing and with all the sloganeering as always (statist, terrierist, betrayer, etc).
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>>2838194
Great artistic skill to whoever made this.
This can be a fresh format for any and all petty-bourg interests
"balancing on a flat inverted triangle"
especially great is that they are slammed down when their get rich quick schemes fail, as have been of interest to communists, to pick them up and (re)organize them after monopoly capitalism proletarianizes them, freeing them from the bourgeois mindset.

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>>2838230
>Great artistic skill to whoever made this.
Vancouver has hated the capitalist class dangists from China for the longest time, that at least now one of the locals have made great works of socialist art somehow also the 50% of locals elected a demsoc candidate for council from their local cafe to spite the dangists.

Peru literally sold their country to Japan on a silver platter ffs

>>2837114
Jokes on you everything that could be sold has been sold. Don't you know the Fujimori privatisacion and constitutional prohibition on creating state owned enterprises?

>>2838177
>Milei is a great ally of China
describe how he is an ally in 10 different and concrete ways



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i see people here constantly talk about theory and the writers of said theory so i'm kinda curious what everyone's taste is for stuff outside of philosophy.



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The concept of social murder, as Engels developed it, represents one of Marxism's most genuinely valuable theoretical contributions to moral and political philosophy. Its power lies in a crucial insight: that moral responsibility for death and suffering need not be located in individual malice or conscious intention, but can inhere in structural arrangements that systematically produce preventable harm. This is an insight that transcends its original polemical context and remains analytically useful across ideological lines — one can accept it without accepting the broader Marxist theoretical apparatus, much as one can accept marginal utility theory without being a committed libertarian.

It is precisely *because* the concept is valuable that the use to which many Marxists have put it is so morally horrifying.

The Leninist and Maoist deployment of social murder runs as follows: capitalist structural arrangements produce preventable death on a mass scale; this constitutes a form of murder; murder of this magnitude and systematic character justifies revolutionary violence, suspension of civil and religious liberties, militarism, and the coercive apparatus of the vanguard state. The concept, in other words, is converted from a tool of moral analysis into a blank check for political violence. The gravity of the indictment is made to justify the severity of the remedy, with no ceiling specified and no accounting required.

The contradiction here is not merely rhetorical but logical, and it cuts at the internal consistency of the framework itself. The moral force of the social murder concept derives entirely from its consequentialist and structuralist character — it condemns capitalist arrangements not because capitalists are evil in their intentions but because their system produces measurable, preventable death regardless of intent. This is precisely what makes it powerful. But this logic is a double-edged instrument. Once moral responsibility is detached from intention and attached to structural outcomes, that standard cannot be selectively applied. It cannot be wielded against the old order and then quietly retired when evaluating the new one.

Yet this is exactly what actually existing socialist states required. The famines of the Great Leap Forward, the mortality of the Gulag system, the epidemiological decline of Soviet males in the 1960s and 70s, the environmental devastation that produced preventable illness across the EPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2846742
Enjoyed reading this but isnt this just moralism? Leninists (at least here) reject this and appeal to class interest instead.

>>2846742
Sure but like the rest of the 20th century horrors it was an outgrowth of Rousseauian totalitarianism. No dissenting voices allowed under the sovereign will! When the crowd speaks that's God, and the Party speaks for the crowd.

>>2846980
It's in my class interest to be crowded like sardines in a concrete labyrinth full of strangers so I can inhale chemicals and microparticles and toil in a factory.

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>>2846742
I'm sorry, but no amount of Eurocommunism will save you this time. It is out of your hands, socdem-anon. The forces coming for you and yours will not be cowed, nor do they need even a facade of socialism as an enemy.

It doesn't matter if you spend every waking moment trying to defuse organized resistance to the new fascism necessary to fight for NATO and US hegemony, to the inevitable bitter end. It will not matter if you indeed convince every leftoid to adopt your christian morality and find every other cheek in their body for the fascists to trample.

It's all liberals now, nobody is coming to expropriate your oh-so-loved bourgeoisie. They are coming for your weath,your global privilege and the liberals at home will sooner do shock therapy at home to get in the graces of the new cold war winners than give up a single point of quarterly profit growth. You seem to think that your role as consumer in the imperial core is guaranteed.

Buddy, friendo. Before the century is over, NATO will look like South East Asia did in the 90s. It will be your kind who labors in sweatshops and produces cheap tat for the new Asian imperial core consumer base of global labor aristocracy. It will be your land which exists to impress (sex) tourists and landlords. Your politics? Oh boy, compradors all the way down.

You don't need to reject communism, authoritarianism, internationalism or what have you.

Nobody is coming to save you from your choices. You will enjoy them in full.

a political regime's policiesmassive casualties or harsh wartime measures are determined by external circumstances. For example, Leniwartime communist policies during the Russian Civil War were necessary because his enemies were extremely vicious and would stop at nothing. The White Army had no social base except for their brutal Cossack cavalry.

It's true that the Great Leap Forward caused unnecessary losses, but without the industrial reforms and opening up that took place in the first thirty years after the founding of New China, the country wouldn't have been able to take off (after all, the Four Thirds Plan, which was largely pushed by the "capitalists" who were later criticized, like Deng Xiaoping and Zhou Enlai, introduced fertilizer and related manufacturing technologies). So some strategies simply can't yield immediate results

>>2847245
I mean "the external environment is equally important," not "completely dependent on the external environment"



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In defense of the free market.

When we deal with matters of the economy, it’s important to stay grounded in very real world terms and not fall for the abstractions the wealthy propagandize people with. These are systems of metabolizing the labor of everyone in society and then proportioning goods accordingly. Everyday there is work that has to get done to maintain civilization, and “the economy” describes how we incentivize (or more crudely, reward) doing that work. The control and production of everything takes labor, and the biggest issues with society stem from our considering property or ownership of stock as a means of financial gain in of itself over labor. In a preferable society with equal access to education and healthcare and equal rights for all, those capable of doing work should still be made to. There simply is no society without that economic work incentive, and ours is now being destroyed because the incentive is switching to trading stocks and speculating on others businesses instead of putting effort in to produce or maintain anything. I think these best ways to distribute these goods is for a wage system that distributes a currency exchangeable for goods and services at a market rate. Its a fundamentally democratizing force that should be regulated and limited in certain aspects, but that should not be abolished in favor of anything else, as the rich are trying to do now. I support some economic inequality enough to maintain a petit bourgeoisie, I would even say I’m against a UBI.

The reason i don’t identify as a communist is because I see them as abandoning this distributive system in favor of a more hierarchical approach. In a world without currency, you would either have to rigidly control distribution or provide a civilization so materially liberal I don’t think human beings could uncorruptibly function without abusing the systems of social benefit to an unsustainable degree. This is a monopoly of the state and even a state that is democratically controlled should not wield such power in my opinion.
The difference between capitalism and socialism is that capitalism doesn’t just have a free market, but as our current neoliberal system extols, has businesses controlled by centralized power and authority rested in bourgeois, old money families. These people are given the reigns of power over their own little fiefdoms, given essentially no oversight or real threat of punishment, and even those that work their way inPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>2846614

It certainly is possible that you are one among many that are posting similar lines of thought in this thread and we have confused you all together. Your arguments are similar enough.

In your new reply, the first point you make is a complete red herring: The failure or success of western communist parties has no significant bearing on the functioning of a planned economy. In fact I struggle to see any relevance: Political party organization or activity in general (not just communist, not just western) does not imply anything about organizing a centrally planned economy, since their fundamental tasks are completely different.

I also have no ideal where you are drawing this one big failure versus mix of success & failure from. Doesn't seem related to Western communist parties, since not a single one managed to achieve socialism: They are failures in that sense. If you are disordered thought anon I certainly see it.

Further, I assume you are free market advocate as you yourself have claimed. Ergo, its not assumption of bad faith, but rather that you are simply an enemy first and foremost. Not a communist at all (and you are trolling us by calling yourself one; I am going to guess some variant of libertarian? Regardless you don't fool many of us). Second, its very clear that you have not read & understood marxist canon. Or pray tell, why do marxists (and Marx hinself) advocate for central planning? What is it about a generalized market economy that marxists are against?

Finally, intermediate products are costed in a centrally planned economy. I don't know where you get this idea that aren't. There just isn't intermediate product & investment markets under a fully centrally planned economy.

There are of course important distinction between intermediate inputs & final consumer goods. I won't say why its important that under a planned economy there aren't intermediate markets, cause that would give away the answer to my prior question. That said, the distinction is quite so sharp: Not all consumer goods & services have to be sold in retail markets under a planned economy(education & health for instance wouldn't be).

>>2846206
>thats the samefag replying to himself.
I forgot the quote arrow for the second sentence.
>a discussion cannot take place if your own position is still shifting every week.
Gee why is "his" opinion shifting so much, whaddayathink? And he is so productive, making so many posts!

I'm of the position that a price system is not absolutely necessary to run an economy; and that if you use prices, there is something to be said for using prices not modified because of discrepancies between supply and demand or using these unmodified prices for longer planning horizons alongside modified prices for the short term. (That's not to say that these unmodified prices stay fixed forever: They can change when production technique changes.) Either approach requires a powerful center that makes some very big decisions unilaterally. So take a guess whether I'm a shill for capitalism.

>>2846649
the failure and success of western communist parties has quite a lot to do with central planning: central planning requires a center by definition. if you pick any of these random failures and have them fluke their way into power, you will have an incompetent center. more generally, central planning puts a lot of weight on having a competent center. the primary appeal of a market economy, looking at so much uncorrected failure, is that it has mechanisms for clearing out failure. when seers CEO gets some bizarre notions about how to run a firm, seers goes bankrupt and dies and other more competent retail outlets eat their lunch. (even if those firms are also incompetent, they just have to be less incompetent!)

more generally, the fundamental problem i see in the world today is institutional incompetence. the british government can't build railways, the US government can't build HSR, and yet you envision a world where we can shake our magic wand once for revolution and twice for total overhaul of the economy, get some linear programmers in, and just like that all will be fixed. pray, mr. babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures…?

i am not an advocate in the free market in the sense of being a deep enthusiast for it with an intuitive love of it. i am an advocate in the sense of a devil's advocate, in the sense that i think the standard marxist arguments do not hold up well to conditions on the ground and are not in any case well understood by the average marxist (who instead intuits, in a woolly sense, that Marx's bible must agree with him and that a cleverer person will sort it all out), i am of the view that at the very least we've got to reach the same conclusion as china, that productive forces are insufficiently developed to allow a leap to communism and therefore we're stuck with markets in the short run. if ideal central planning can outperform the market, sub-ideal central planning can easily underperform it. (we can point here to the soviet example. even if you want to go "ah, actually, it was beating the market in 1930!", the very fact one bumbling idiot could come in and have the entire economy cannibalise itself by 1989 speaks to the enormous risks of an incompetent center)

you will be quite correct to say i've dodged your questions, and iPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2846824
>tldr: my intuition said so, so i have to make a thread about it
no you didn't lol. this is also some of the funniest shit i read:
>the failure and success of western communist parties has quite a lot to do with central planning: central planning requires a center by definition. if you pick any of these random failures and have them fluke their way into power, you will have an incompetent center. more generally, central planning puts a lot of weight on having a competent center. the primary appeal of a market economy, looking at so much uncorrected failure, is that it has mechanisms for clearing out failure. when seers CEO gets some bizarre notions about how to run a firm, seers goes bankrupt and dies and other more competent retail outlets eat their lunch. (even if those firms are also incompetent, they just have to be less incompetent!)
<central planning is called central planning because center duh
do you have an phd in bullshitenomics? the term you are looking for is called creative destruction and as a matter of fact: all these things you talk about have already been said by someone smarter than you, literally NONE of your ideas are original. you are debating with yourself lol

>>2847096
Why have you included some stupid bullshit about famines in reply to someone who has stuck exclusively and monotonously to economic questions?



 

What is pre-Revolutionary conditions in the modern day and is the United States already within those conditions?
I believe Colombia is an prime example of an nation in pre-revolutionary conditions compared to any else
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>>2846672
Didn't know 12 million Colombians were of the Epsteinite Class.

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>>2846672
blatantly rigged. the count hasn't finished and that mf declared himself the winner on TV and jd vance congratulated him. and there were anomalies detected. the whole fucking thing stinks. but yeah i don't know if it's in pre revolutionary conditions regardless. i suppose every country es at every moment if you think about it haha if ykwim 🌿🚬 🌿🚬 🌿🚬 🌿🚬

>>2846641
>more or less a lot of the same conditions are present in the US today that were present in pre-revolutionary Russia
By February 1917 they were losing territory along with already having suffered two million dead (wounded being some multiple of that). Inflation right now sucks, it's 4.2%, but it's not 400%. In that situation money essentially stopped being a store of value. It's not $20 burger, it's no burger.

>>2846797
>no burger
NOOOOOOOOO



 

Fuck this guy. I’m tired of seeing liberals and even “principled” leftists like Jacobin Mag prop him up as the greatest thing to happen to American leftism, like he’s sone kind of modern-Day William Z Foster.

In reality, Mamdani is a total fraud. He’s pandered to Zionists even before taking office. Then after taking office he’s sucked up to Chabad-Lubavitcher which is a satanic racist Jewish supremacist org with ties to the Russian mafia and Zionist entity. Why? He’s even thrown his own wife under the bus for working with Palestinian liberation activist Susan Abdulhawa. I guess he thinks kosher feelings outweigh Palestinian lives. He hasn’t done anything he’s promised in making NYC a cheaper and easier place to live. And yet delusional leftists still love and support him.

If Mamdani was truly principled he’d make it illegal to be a Zio in NYC. Semd police to monitor all synagogues for promoting Zionism. Track donations to the IOF from Jewish orgs. Fully divest NYC from the Zionist entity and all companies that do business with the Zionist entity. Get ICE to deport anyone with Zionist entity citizenship ( I hear there are a lot of them in Brooklyn and Queens). Ban AIPAC and all other pro-Zionist groups. Shut down businesses like Eichler’s which routinely sell Zionist products.

Mamdani ran on the basis of defying the Zionist Lobby so he needs to keep his promises.
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So is Mamdani good or bad for American leftism now that he’s been in office for over six months?

>>2838314
Besides the tunnels themselves, the bloody mattresses is certainly a point of suspision of something nutty and illegal.

Listen to Palestinians.

>>2846417
>account based in Israel

>>2819433
chad bartender. Imagine a "reading group" for a magazine you'd read shitting



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