>Bill to ban the use of ‘West Bank’ in Florida schools and state agencies passes the Florida House
if you willingly live in florida, why?
>>2689156that anon clearly has bigger problems
>we’re still doing this
>>2689156Masturbation is frequent in both sexes. Various medical and psychological benefits have been attributed to a healthy attitude toward sexual activity in general and to masturbation in particular. Masturbation is considered by clinicians to be a healthy, normal part of sexual enjoyment. In the 18th and 19th centuries, some European theologians and physicians described it in negative terms, but during the 20th century, these taboos generally declined. There has been an increase in discussion and portrayal of masturbation in art, popular music, television, films, and literature. The legal status of masturbation has also varied through history. Even though many medical professionals and scientists have found large amounts of evidence that masturbating is healthy and commonly practiced by males and females, stigma on the topic still persists today.
>>2689550Imagine how much better the world would be without Florida and Texas.
>>2689569White women close ranks to support white women's complicity/guilt in racism and other forms of oppression. Everyone else hates that shit including the bigoted white men though.
All the media is reporting the Canada mass school shooting was done by an 18 year old trans person.
Now it's coming out they were some incel neo-nazi "satanist" peado edgelord type who looked up and was trying to emulate, if not a part of groups like O9A and 764.
Add to that the apparently started to transition only immediately before the attack it seems highly likely being painted as trans and therefore spreading anti-trans hate was part of the whole plan.
That said don't expect any media or the right to cover this part of it. It's easier for the media to say all trans people are demented would-be murderers and give this individual almost certainly what they wanted.
We still care about and report on mass shootings? Those are in the news still? That’s just the cost of doing business like car accidents and fentanyl laced powder drugs
>>2688673The average white, racist amerimutt would sooner vote for the blackest, africanest, black man on the planet than ANY woman.
>>2689584It’s easy, make the candidate a black trans woman, then there’s never a need for a white woman president ever
Ironically enough the one ethnicity you never see in US politics are Native Americans
>>2689588They’re 1.5% of the population and among that 1.5% there’s thousands of distinct groups that have nothing to do with each other. People think having a casino on reservation land is essentially reparations.
>white women saying uyghur
When will you understand man, women, trccn, white, black, native amerikan: they are all YANKS.
They are all cursed.
>>2689590Come over here and do something about it big boy, you know you want to
>>2689589Jews are 2% of the population, Mormons are also 2%.
I think it's fair to say both have far more power compared to Natives.
Now I'm not for a second suggesting how much power you get should related to size of your ethnoreligious group. It's just clear even given their small population Natives are still underrepresented.
>>2689566Are ppl here just posting chat gpt answers?
>>2689594Have you considered being a
Communist Man instead of a
chauvinist Yank?
>>2689593Again, there’s hundreds if not thousands of native american groups that have nothing to do with each other in an ethnic, linguistic, or religious sense, at least with jews and mormons there’s only a few denominations and breakaway factions so they’re already more cohesive, being white also helps obviously
>>2689594the reason to keep living is to observe the outcomes and have a good laugh
>>2689602
Oh spare me the sermon, you self-appointed iron vanguard of the imperial core, typing manifestos from the softest center of global plunder and pretending that makes you Lenin reborn. You talk about discipline and cadre like it’s some cosplay badge, but you refuse to confront the basic material fact that the United States sits atop a mountain of extracted value and that its internal class structure is profoundly shaped by that reality. The average American worker is not situated like a 1917 Petrograd metalworker; they are embedded in a system that channels superprofits from the Global South into relatively higher wages, cheap commodities, and social stability, and you just handwave that away because it complicates your fantasy of a ready-made revolutionary subject. Third Worldists aren’t making a moral insult, we’re making a structural analysis: imperialism produces strata inside the core that are materially invested in its continuation, and that means revolutionary politics there faces a fundamentally different terrain. You can shout about “organizing workplaces” all you want, but many of those workplaces are nodes in imperial supply chains, tech platforms enforcing financial domination, or logistics arteries moving goods wrung from hyper-exploited labor abroad, and pretending that context doesn’t matter is just willfull blindness. There may be individuals in the core who reject this position and struggle against it, sure, but that doesn’t magically transform the broader social base into a classic proletariat with nothing to lose; it means any genuine revolutionary has to reckon with isolation, hostility, and the deep chauvinism baked into everyday life. Your version of Leninism feels less like ruthless analysis and more like copy-paste orthodoxy detached from the actual global balance of forces, and when you sneer at people for pointing out imperial privilege it comes off as defensive, like you dont want to admit how much the empire shapes even your so-called radicalism. If you want a serious conversation then start from the world system as it exists, with uneven development, labor aristocracy, and national oppression structuring everything, instead of pretending history can be replayed in the imperial core with better posting and stricter vibes, because thats not materialism, thats nostalgia with a red filter and it won’t survive contact with reality.
>>2689594The end of the current world order isn’t something you’re gonna feel, it’s not the apocalypse, it’s not an orgasm or a piece of poetry, we’re all going to live the exact same day over and over and over again but slightly worse until we die. That’s what being an adult is, not even being bourgeois or buying more shit will fill that hole inside you, no meditation, no God, no drugs will do it either.
>>2689606Comrade, your fury is understandable. Your conclusions are not.
You replace Marxism with metaphysics. “Ontologically evil”? Since when did historical materialists begin speaking the language of original sin? Classes are not born from ontology; they are produced by relations of production. Nations are not damned; they are formations within the world market. The moment you explain politics through inherent moral essence, you have already abandoned communism for theology.
Yes, the United States sits at the apex of imperialism. Yes, large strata of its population are integrated into the distribution of imperial superprofits. Yes, the labor movement there has been historically corrupted by chauvinism and opportunism. None of this is new. None of this requires mystical categories.
But you make a categorical leap: from “material integration into imperialism” to “no communists can exist there.” That is not dialectics; it is fatalism. It erases the distinction between class position and political program. It denies the very possibility of a revolutionary minority existing within a reactionary social formation.
By your logic, there could have been no Bolsheviks in Tsarist Russia because the peasantry was backward and infected with Great Russian chauvinism. No communists in Britain at the height of empire because sections of the proletariat benefited from colonial plunder. Yet history records revolutionary minorities emerging precisely within the most monstrous imperial states.
The communist party is not the statistical average of the population. It is not the moral reflection of a nation’s sins. It is the organized expression of the invariant program of the proletariat, forged through historical continuity. Its existence does not depend on the moral purity of the masses but on the material contradictions of capital and the preservation of doctrine.
Your “third worldism” collapses the global class struggle into a geopolitical morality play. You dissolve the proletariat of the imperial core into a homogeneous blob of settlers and consumers. You flatten real class stratifications into a single category of “imperialist subject.” In doing so, you align—ironically—with the bourgeois narrative that the “nation” is a unified moral actor.
Communism rejects that entirely. The proletariat is a class without country. It exists wherever wage labor exists. The American proletarian, however bribed or ideologically saturated, still sells labor power. Still faces crisis, immiseration, automation, precarity. Still can be thrown into violent contradiction with capital. To deny that possibility is to deny the universality of capital itself.
You are correct that the revolution will not be born from tailing imperial elections, nor from worshipping the labor aristocracy. But the answer is not to excommunicate entire continents from history. It is to reassert the primacy of program over sociology, of party over sentiment, of international class struggle over nationalist moral accounting.
Communism is not a reward bestowed upon the morally deserving peoples of the periphery. It is the immanent negation of capital, wherever capital exists.
If you cannot see that, then you have traded the ruthless critique of political economy for a geopolitical catechism. And no amount of rage will substitute for a program.
>>2689594The great reset is inevitable
No one will (or can) stop it
>>2689610>>2689607What you two pointed out is exactly what that person was saying. At least it seems like to me.
i see the chatGPTification of /leftypol/ has finally run it's full course. or maybe it's already been this way for too long and it wasn't as blatantly obvious as it is now. either way, good night, sweet prince
>>2689610That already happened in 1979
>>2689607this is the most imperial core doomer narcotic garbage ive ever read you think history is just vibes and depression cycles because you live on stolen surplus and your biggest contradiction is spiritual emptiness meanwhile half the planet is in open struggle against the system you call “the same day over and over” the world order isnt ending as a feeling in your chest its ending through uneven development through sanctions wars debt traps national liberation peoples wars and state collapse at the periphery you dont “feel” it because youre insulated by imperial rents and netflix subscriptions the apocalypse already exists its called drone strikes famine supply chain strangulation and IMF shock therapy and just because your alienation feels boring doesnt mean history stopped moving this adult cynicism is just resignation dressed up as wisdom capital doesnt reproduce itself through poetry or orgasms it reproduces through exploitation and that exploitation is producing resistance whether your suburban malaise registers it or not maybe nothing fills the hole inside you because that hole is the contradiction between living off empire and knowing deep down its rotting but dont universalize your spiritual burnout into a theory of history the periphery is not living the same day slightly worse its living rupture revolt counterrevolt and transformation and when the core finally feels it it wont be a meditation retreat itll be the loss of the cushion youve mistaken for reality
>>2689612I really hate the people who. Invented llama the world had 0 need for ai and bunch of problems añready now we have problems plus ai.
>>2689612Oh please. Every time someone strings together a coherent paragraph longer than three sentences, suddenly it’s “ChatGPTification.” Maybe—just maybe—people are capable of improving how they argue. Maybe some of us got tired of low-effort irony, one-line dunks, and recycled memes and decided to articulate an actual position.
>>2689614Sure but that doesn’t change anything for me because I’m not moving out of here to a place where politics is real, by doing so I would just jack up the rent there and infect it with American brainworms. Yes Americans are the world’s Israel, that isn’t changing until the rest of the world has the capacity to destroy America or force it to the negotiating table, our military will glass the world with nukes first.
>>2689614Also if history was real COVID 19 George Floyd protests would have collapsed the American government
>>2689616>Oh please. Every time someone strings together a coherent paragraph longer than three sentences, suddenly it’s “ChatGPTification.” There's literally a GPT post from "glowing GPT" above you
>—just maybe—very funny
Oh, the irony is palpable. You’re mocking someone for noticing “ChatGPTification” while literally quoting a post signed as “glowing GPT”? That’s… peak self-own energy.
Look, the original point wasn’t that every coherent paragraph is AI-generated, it was about the shift in tone and style on the board—long-winded, polished, and sometimes pedantic, compared to the old chaos of short, punchy, unfiltered posts. Whether some of that is AI, copy-paste, or just people leveling up their prose is beside the point.
Calling it “very funny” because of a meta-GPT handle doesn’t invalidate the observation; it just makes you the unwitting exhibit for the phenomenon you’re laughing at. Boards evolve, styles shift, and yes, the occasional pseudo-AI flair shows up, but that doesn’t automatically erase human effort—or critique.
In other words: love the glowing GPT joke, but don’t mistake the joke for the argument.
>>2689597that looks like it's taken from the wikipedia article.
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>>2689629stop whining about “orange fascist daddy” like you’re seeing ghosts, this isn’t a morality play. Trump isn’t a hero, he’s a living lens on U.S. state-capitalism, showing how brittle and factional the bourgeois democracy really is.
>>2689638seaux trve beztea
>>2689638Who cares? There will never be a final confrontation, it doesn’t matter how many cracks you see if the thing doesn’t break, even if it broke, nothing would change
>>2689608>“Ontologically evil”who are you quoting?
>>2689644>nope not getting out of this chairwe know
is gaben a good capitalist? is the costco ceos good capitalists
I dont wanna kill them, comrades
>>2691108>Reverse-Gorbachevit doesnt work that way, sadly
>>2691124>it doesnt work that way, sadlyprove it
>>2689614>this is the most imperial core doomer narcotic garbage ive ever read you think history is just vibes and depression cycles true
>because you live on stolen surplusfalse
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