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>>2688533If anything was possible it would have happened already, the supposed “science” of Marxism is that you’ve concluded the train you’re waiting for will eventually arrive, it’s inevitable. So you wait until you die.
stop 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.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.Oh 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.
vulgar, chaotic, grotesque? yes — exactly why he’s analytically useful. Xi’s China shows centralization, Trump’s America shows decentralized factional instability, and both teach us about the limits of the capitalist state.
>>2689635>If anything was possible it would have happened alreadythat's not how modal logic works
>the supposed “science” of Marxism is that you’ve concluded the train you’re waiting for will eventually arriveno it's not.
>So you wait until you die.everyone is waiting to die. who will bring a man to see what will happen after him?
>>2689639I’m a factory worker in America, I’m reporting what I see, America is and always will be insulated and exempt from all historical laws and reality, we don’t live in reality and there’s nothing that ever can or will pull us out.
>>2689646How long of a timeline do you need? It’s already been 250 years, is a thousand? Two thousand?
>>2689645If you have nuclear weapons you can just glass the earth before accepting any kind of real change
>>2689648revolution might never happen. common ruination of the contending classes is a possibility, if not a probability at this point. i'm still opposed to private property and commodity exchange, and i will do whatever i can to help abolish those things, regardless of how likely i am to see such a project completed.
>>2689655The proletariat is not a revolutionary class, not a single revolution of the 20th century has been a proletarian revolution, they’ve all been national liberation interclass projects that ended up producing state capitalism and collapsed into normal capitalism mostly. The proletariat can be bought off, distracted, and divided endlessly on a million sectoral, patriarchal, national lines.
>>2689658glow or bait hard to tell
>>2689660The proletariat has way more to lose than their chains, firstly there’s their jobs, then there’s all the commodities they buy with their wages from their jobs, most jobs even with high turnover give you a 401k or a pension.
>>2689647>America is and always will be insulated and exempt from all historical laws and reality100% pure distilled idealism by volume
>>2689664A pandemic that killed a million people combined with the biggest protests in its history only made the American government and it’s security forces stronger, it’s not idealism, it’s an observation of reality
>>2689653ive never met a socialist with big ol' titties where did they all go?
>>2689666Wild for him to say this when him, Mao, and the CPC are largely responsible for capitalist restoration in Africa and Eastern Europe and is the reason for Walmart.
>>2689648think of how long it took for capitalism to replace feudalism (about 450 years from the first seeds of capitalism in the maritime merchants republics of the middle ages to the culmination of the industrial revolution)
>>2689671Feudal peasants didn’t have millions of hours of distractions, nor the surveillance state to deal with, and they can grow their own food.
>>2689658So Marx was wrong on the timeframe and we will see revolution this generation or next once global capitalism hasn’t reached its final crisis. It looks like it’s getting close though. The entire global economy is a house of cards and most of the worlds elites have been publicly and globally exposed has demonic baby eaters. Socialism is more popular than it has been since the 1920. I’m pretty optimistic about revolution.
>>2689673There is no final crisis, there will never be a final crisis
>>2689675Because libs don’t like him, their entire personalities are built on spite, libs are also spiteful in the opposite direction. It’s a negative dialectic.
>>2689658>The proletariat is not a revolutionary class, not a single revolution of the 20th century has been a proletarian revolution, they’ve all been national liberation interclass projects that ended up producing state capitalism and collapsed into normal capitalism mostly.none of that makes any difference to me because i'm not a christian who believes what he does on the promise that he is assured salvation. the proletariat are the only present class formation I am aware of with the objective means and interest to abolish private property and commodity exchange. you don't have any interest in providing an alternative theory of revolutionary subject as you are content to stew in this magical thinking where america in particular exists outside of space and time, so we don't appear to have very much to talk about.
>>2689667how does any of that prove America is quote "insulated and exempt from all historical laws and reality." America is finite, a product of reality, not some kind of mystical realm or supernatural anomaly. America will change based on evolving material conditions just like it always has. When even the deportation forces are Mexican guys pulling up the ladder behind them, and the neoliberal regime did a 180 and embraced tariffs, you can't pretend things haven't changed.
>>2689675He always gets away with everything. He probably won't defeat death but then again no one does.
>>2689678The proletariat doesn’t exist, at least not in the first world
>>2689674>There is no final crisis, there will never be a final crisisyeah because shit keeps changing. things always happen
>>2689680I think he has defeated death, he’ll probably live another 80 years, that’s what happens when you’re head of state, and that’s not exclusive to the first world, just look at Museveni
>>2689683There’s always a new dutch tulip
>>2689685I guess it's good to be king.
>>2689685nobody lives to 160 except in fairy tails
>>2689688Either Trump or Museveni will be the first
>>2689670did you even read the whole quote. he explicitly says temporary restorations happen and are common in any change in the mode of production. see also
>>2686845 >>2689690He is very literally responsible for those restorations
>>2689689people in china will be the first. they will fabricate stem cells and give them out for free to everyone but burgers
>>2689691Point out where they are, I know I’m not one despite working in a steel factory, none of my coworkers are. Farms down south dependent on seasonal labor? Prisons maybe?
>>2689693Nonsense, China will put stem cells in walmart like they put everything else
>>2689692so? the point remains true. historical transitions between the modes of production aren't instantaneous events. All the past transitions took centuries and there were temporary restorations or incomplete transitions. Pointing to America as the example of capitalism being eternal is like pointing to the Saudi monarchy or Afghan landlords and saying feudalism is eternal. It's a bad joke disguised as material analysis.
>>2689696No feudal power ever had the ability to halt progress with nuclear weapons
>>2689702Sure but answer my question
The Canadian lobby has infiltrated the USA house of representatives and MANIPULATED IT and RIGGED IT and FUCKED IT into voting to reject the sanctions on Canada.
WHERE ARE THE PATRIOTS????
>>2689699if the US actually used those nuclear weapons, capitalism would end and we would live in a barbarous post-apocalyptic scenario with massive destruction of productive forces reversing centuries of development. if it doesn't use those weapons, then things will continue to change in a way which does not favor them. They don't really have a choice. Dedollarization in your lifetime. America sold the rope it will be hung with.
>>2689661Correct. Also proles are easy to divide and conquer. I should say every class is easy to divide and conquer. You even get bonapartism with elites if things get bad. The individual is still the indivisible unit of society so things will remain in perpetual conflict until the epstein class puts us into their hive mind.
>>2689658Correct take.
>>2689667Correct take.
>>2689647I have a similar situation with investments.
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/11/stock-market-today-live-updates.htmlStocks tumbled after a "good" jobs report.
>Stocks ended the previous session lower after earlier rallying off the back of a strong jobs report, which showed sharp jobs growth of 130,000 last month, far above what economists were expecting, and much higher than the downwardly revised December gain. The unemployment rate ticked lower to 4.3% from 4.4%.But if you dig into the reports you will see that things are much worse and smart people have begun slowly selling off. I'm willing to bet the insiders have also started massive selling.
https://www.reddit.com/r/economy/comments/1r26vsw/the_january_jobs_report_is_a_lie_that_leads_with/This economy is so fake and precisely because the USA is a planet of its own. This is what happens when a settler colonial state becomes an undisputed continental superpower.
Here is where things will get weird.
The average citizen will experience even lower standards of living but will be brainwashed (thanks to the epstein class which shaped the modern internet) to thinking they are better than everybody else. Crazy thought, but the BRICS will have no incentive to compete with a poorer america since they are all generally risk averse and will just slow down their development as well because it is a lower energy state. Shit is about to get real ugly bros. I also don't know if I should sell my investments because the current administration cannot afford a recession and will be willing to cook everything just so GEEDEEPEE goes up.
>>2689708You know, we could always burn down the white house again.
It should be easier given it is being renovated for the Epstein Memorial Ballroom(tm).
>>2689675I think his ugliness is also part of the appeal. Have you seen the chitwood arrests on 4chan? These are some goblin looking people and not just mid or mildly ugly looking guys.
>>2689710>the epstein class>ancap flagyou are they
>>2689694if you don't own enough productive property to sustain yourself without wage labor, then you are proletarian. labor aristocrats are proletarians who own some productive property, but not enough to be petty bourgeois. simple as.
>>2689705he was smarter than me, i don't know why i'm even bothering beyond sheer boredom.
>>2689669I think that quote was a out AOC
>>2689680>no one doesEpstein did
Hell, boombooms as a whole may discover immortality and we'll be stuck with them forever
>>2689718>labor aristocrats are proletarians who own some productive property, but not enough to be petty bourgeois.I thought labor aristocracy was more about earning a wage that is above subsistence and therefore being able to save enough money to potentially become petty bourgeois.
>>2689723So will only boomers be immortal? Will every other generation just die at younger and younger ages until it's only boomers?
>>26897271. not the anon
2. there's no reason to believe we're on the verge of artificial immortality
3. no amount of stem cells will save you from a bad enough car wreck or a bullet wound
>>2689725there are nuances, but i still think that still fits broadly within my definition because savings can be valorized as productive money capital.
>>2689727I feel like this was the premise to a sci-fi novel I read once but I can’t remember the title.
>>2689723if father time will not rid me of the boomers then i will take matters into my own hands.
>>2689729It will save the boomers and only the boomers
>>2689758it's not going to happen at all, and if it does, many of them will still die anyway from statistical mishaps like heart attacks, strokes, car wrecks, plane and helicopter crashes, etc.
>>2689721>AOC>socialistthen sowell is stupid or lying, but we knew this
>>2689762Anon, you're taking these jokes way too seriously
>>2689767jokes have a setup and a punchline, you are just saying wrong things with no discernible tone
>>2689723>boombooms as a whole may discover immortalityImmortality, physical, digital, or otherwise will never happen and part of the reason Boomers as a whole are the way they are is that they’ve never accepted that they will die.
>>2689769wtf i love russia now
>>2689716I have done more for communism than you. Not in the files bro.
>>2689769>rus: larger than d>belarus: agets me every time
>>2689769well but you gotta break it down by region of former ussr. i suspect far east siberia is A/B. the larger than D is probably west of the urals. 🤓🤓🤓🤓
>>2689766She also doesnt have that big of boobs. Like they're nice tits don't get me wrong but to "big ole" they need to be much more plump.
Her ass is pretty solid, I'll give her that.
>>2689780I don't understand that. Did belarussians have to evolve small tits to fight partisan warfare against germans?
>>2689781It's actually the opposite. Siberia is where the mega milkers are necessary to brave the cold. Explains why also scandinavia is also green.
>>2689791>I am coping therefore baitBeen there done that.
I’ve been watching the hearings on the Epstein shit and the right wing really fucked themselves with trans hysteria. I don’t even see them bring it up much anymore because they’re now trying to play off pedophiles as a non-issue.
>>2689795That aint big. Thats medium.
>>2689658Wrong. You say proletariat but you describe imperialist pigs
>>2689645Wrong. Capitalism is abolished in China
>>2689674True. Whenever there is financial crisis, amerika is hit least hardest in imperialist sphere.
>>2689670Wrong. That was social fascist monopolist capitalist russian imperialists
>>2689795goddamn her tits are tremendous
shame about her politics
>>2689503>sovereigntyLiterally a concept created by kings so they could fuck over their subjects with impunity. What about the tribes Nations destroyed in the first place to make themselves into a nation? But what about the individual citizens in your nation? Do they have to blindly obey the country they were brainwashed to obey from birth?
> USSR swallowing up the Eastern bloc against the Eastern bloc's will Every single kingdom and nation swallowed up tribal societies against their will. Yet suddenly people's will becomes sacrosanct 200 years ago after they got forced into a nation? Nations themselves override peoples will every single moment of their existence. They force group cohesion yet nationalist suddenly ignore the very concepts they think is so important two seconds before when it comes to larger political groupings.
>Right now the Irish are reviving their Gaelic language and indigenous Mexicans are reviving Nahuatl. Yeah and some westerners are learning to speak Latin. If people want to speak some dead language as a hobby they can do so after they speak a larger language first.
>I don't see how the existence of multiple spoken languages in a nation does that much to destroy national cohesion.What? Being unable to understand people guarantees no cohesion or coordination is possible.
>speak their own language>their ownEvery single language in existence is imposed on people from birth. It's not "theirs" naturally it was imposed in the first place meaning any language imposed has equal legitimacy.
Nationalism blindly accepts concepts and norms from the past without questioning them. It's more accurate to call them tribalists who got brainwashed by the larger grouping of Nations. But when you try to make nations into something bigger all the sudden they bring up ideas of "sovereignty and people's will" that they don't apply to themselves.
A materialist argument can be made that American workers derive indirect benefits from the global network of US and NATO military bases. These bases help sustain the geopolitical order that underpins American economic dominance. By securing trade routes, deterring rival powers, and reinforcing the dollar’s centrality in global finance, the US-led alliance system contributes to relatively stable conditions for American capital accumulation. That stability can translate into domestic employment, higher average wages than in much of the world, and access to inexpensive imported goods.
Military infrastructure abroad also feeds directly into the US economy. Defense production, logistics, technology development, and base maintenance generate large contracts for American firms. Those contracts employ millions of workers in manufacturing, engineering, transportation, and administration. Entire regional economies, particularly in states with large defense sectors, are partially tied to NATO commitments and overseas basing.
Additionally, the projection of power abroad can protect investment flows and intellectual property regimes that benefit US-based corporations. Since American workers are embedded within this national economy, they may share indirectly in the profits and tax revenues generated by global influence.
This does not imply that all workers consciously support or evenly benefit from this system. However, structurally, the existence of extensive overseas bases can reinforce the broader economic conditions from which segments of the American working class draw material advantages.
>>2689811The entire premise rests on a quiet substitution: the interests of American capital are smuggled in as the interests of American workers. That is precisely the ideological sleight of hand Left Communists reject.
Yes, NATO bases stabilize the global order required for U.S. capital accumulation. Yes, they secure trade routes, enforce dollar hegemony, and protect overseas investments. But these are functions of imperial capital, not of the proletariat. The worker does not own the trade routes. The worker does not collect the dividends. The worker sells labor power—whether the empire expands or contracts.
To point out that defense contracts create jobs is to remain trapped within bourgeois categories. By that logic, any destructive apparatus—arms production, surveillance industries, prison construction—becomes socially “beneficial” because it hires wage laborers. But wage labor under capital is not emancipation; it is exploitation organized more efficiently. A missile factory is not a gift to the proletariat simply because it pays wages.
Moreover, imperial stabilization does not abolish crisis; it merely displaces and postpones it. The same global system that allegedly provides “cheap goods” and “higher wages” also produces deindustrialization, precarity, inflationary shocks, and periodic recession within the core itself. Workers remain disposable inputs in a competitive world market.
Left communism rejects the notion of a “nationally benefiting” working class. The proletariat has no interest in imperial logistics or currency dominance. Its historical interest lies in abolishing wage labor and the state form that defends capital—NATO included. To confuse the reproduction of empire with the well-being of workers is to adopt the worldview of the bourgeoisie, not the program of communism.
>>2689814> classic leftcom abstraction lmaoyou guys dissolve everything into “wage labor in general” and pretend the map doesn’t exist. yes, workers don’t own the trade routes. no shit. but you’re allergic to the fact that material privilege is stratified globally. the american worker doesn’t own the empire, but they live inside its metabolic center. cheaper commodities, stronger currency, access to credit, social spending financed by imperial rent — that’s not metaphysics, that’s political economy.
your “proletariat has no country” mantra becomes a coping mechanism to ignore the labor aristocracy. you flatten the difference between a bangladeshi garment worker and a unionized defense contractor in virginia like they’re identical historical subjects. they’re not. one is crushed by the system at gunpoint, the other is cushioned by it.
nato isn’t some abstract “state form.” it’s the armed perimeter of core consumption. you say imperial stabilization just postpones crisis — sure. but who absorbs the shock first? not the american worker. the periphery does. austerity, coups, sanctions, structural adjustment. that differential matters.
leftcom purity is comfortable when you’re sitting in the core. the empire’s boot lands unevenly. pretending otherwise is just theory as anesthesia.
>>2689767I thought it was funny, anon
The thoughts of Trump and Biden living to 500 is hilarious to me
> “material privilege is stratified globally”
And there it is — the slide from class analysis into global sociology.
No leftcom denies uneven development. Of course the world market stratifies wages, currencies, and living standards. The question is whether that stratification transforms the American worker into a co-subject of empire, or whether it remains a worker selling labor power under capital.
You point to cheaper commodities, stronger currency, social spending. All true — at the level of circulation. But exploitation is determined at the point of production. The defense contractor in Virginia still confronts capital as wage labor. He does not set policy, command NATO, or appropriate surplus value. He is disciplined by the same market compulsion as the Bangladeshi worker, even if the wage differs.
You treat differential consumption as if it abolishes the wage relation. It does not. Capital must reproduce labor power at varying costs across the globe. That uneven reproduction is a feature of the world market, not proof that the core proletariat ceases to be proletarian.
Yes, crises are displaced and exported — until they are not. Deindustrialization, debt bubbles, austerity cycles, opioid epidemics — these are not luxuries of empire but symptoms of the same global contradiction. The “cushion” is unstable, contingent, and historically fragile.
Third Worldism turns the proletariat into a moral geography. Left communism insists on a structural one. The empire’s boot lands unevenly, but it remains the boot of capital. The task is not to rank whose bruise is worse, but to abolish the social relation that produces the boot in the first place.
>>2689818> “exploitation is determined at the point of production”this is exactly the scholastic nonsense that lets you dodge reality. you hide behind capital in the abstract while the world market is literally organized around imperial extraction. production does not float in the void. it is structured by superprofits siphoned from the periphery. that surplus props up higher wages social peace and political stability in the core. that is not consumption vibes that is material differentiation in the global division of labor.
you keep repeating wage labor like it is a magic spell. yes the virginia defense contractor sells labor power. and he sells it into the military machine that enforces the world system that keeps his wage relatively high. his reproduction is tied to empire materially not just ideologically. that matters.
and spare me the opioid crisis sob story. social decay in the core does not negate imperial privilege it coexists with it. crisis exported first. sanctions first. coups first. famine first. the core feels it last and even then cushioned by the dollar and aircraft carriers.
you say do not rank bruises. easy to say when your bruise comes with a mortgage and imported commodities. this is not moral geography it is concrete analysis of uneven development. if you cannot grasp that the core proletariat is structurally integrated into imperialism then your internationalism is just empty rhetoric floating above the world market.
>>2689818>The task is not to rank whose bruise is worse, but to abolish the social relation that produces the boot in the first place.Wrong. The task is to eliminate in entirety the genocidal and bourgeois exploiter and oppressor euroamerikan ziosettler klass konglomerate.
>>2689820>>2689818both of you are trapped in bad infinity arguing over which empirical slice of the world market contains the true essence of the proletariat. the leftcom abstracts to pure wage labor as if universality exists apart from its determinate conditions while the maoist freezes contingency into destiny and turns uneven development into a metaphysical caste system. one dissolves difference into an empty universal the other absolutizes difference into an unbridgeable particular. neither grasps mediation. the proletariat is not a moral subject located on a map nor a sterile logical category floating above history it is a concrete universal constituted through the total movement of capital which is itself global contradictory and self negating. imperial rents higher wages peripheral super exploitation these are moments within a single process not separate ontologies of humanity. to treat the core worker as simply identical everywhere is abstraction without content but to declare him structurally damned is to deny the dialectic whereby the universal emerges through contradiction within the particular. capital totalizes the globe and in doing so produces stratification and interdependence simultaneously. your dispute is a fight over which moment is more real when the truth is the restless unity of both. until you can think totality instead of clinging to fragments you will keep mistaking partial determinations for the whole and calling it revolutionary clarity.
>>2689823wrong.
once you start talking about “eliminating in entirety” entire populations or civilizational blobs you have already exited marxism and entered blood and soil mysticism with a red paint job. that is not communism it is ethnic metaphysics.
capitalism is a social relation not a tribe. imperialism is a structure of accumulation not a dna marker. if you think the solution is to physically erase some imagined euro amerikan settler essence then you have just mirrored the exact genocidal logic you claim to oppose only flipped. same form different target.
the bourgeoisie is a class defined by ownership of the means of production not by being white western or whatever buzzword stack you are using. there are euro american workers who own nothing and there are non western elites fully integrated into global capital. your framework cannot explain that so it replaces analysis with myth.
communism abolishes class by abolishing property relations and the state form that defends them. it does not construct a racialized enemy ontology and call that revolutionary strategy. once politics becomes extermination of a people rather than abolition of a relation you are not doing materialism you are doing revenge fantasy.
if you cannot distinguish between destroying a class structure and destroying human beings then you are not advancing liberation you are just reproducing the logic of domination in inverted form.
>>2689828fat and with breathing problems? yes trump, yes, pump those mortality and life expectancy rates, up and down respectively.
>>2689828atmosphere status: molested
>>2689830What's that clip from?
>>2689828clean air is for liberal sissies
>>2689863i believe it's one of the patlabor movies, could be wrong though. I do recommend the movies though either way
>>2689879>>2689870I'll have to check em out. I thought it was The Animatrix at first
>>2689798Nah /v/ and /pol/ will still call you a transhumanist regardless and they are still major hubs of chuddery even if their power has massively waned.
revolution status?
>>2689675He gets to eat hamberders and fuck teens every day in a big golden mansion and that's basically the boomer dream.
>>2689814>The proletariat has no interest in imperial logistics or currency dominance. Its historical interest lies in abolishing wage labor and the state form that defends capitalWhen conservatives complain about how liberals are elitist intellectuals who think they know the interests of the common man better than they do, and their social engineering always leads to disaster, how are you any different?
>>2689777>I have done more for communism than you<euphoric soy reddit individualism, no collective struggleyou will never be proletarian
>Not in the files broThe anarchist library returns twenty three pages of search results for "Rothbard", the founder of your alt-right libertarian "free markets to sell children" philosophy (in fact he gave lectures in NYC city just like a certain financier). You temporarily embarrassed Jeffrey Epstein fandom anarcho-neoliberals are the files:
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/search?query=rothbard>>2689824>the proletariat is not a moral subject located on a mapYou won't find any Americans in the mountains like Che, why is that?
<The Route of Che (la ruta del Che) is the term used to refer to the route followed by the Argentinian revolutionary Che Guevara and his men in the region of Ñancahuazú, Bolivia in 1966 and 1967. This ended with his execution at La Higuera on 9 October 1967, followed by exposure of his body and burial in an unmarked grave in Vallegrande. <His actions and those of his guerrilla group in 1966 and 1967 were centred on a farm acquired on the River Ñancahuazú, a seasonal mountain river, flowing directly into the Rio Grande. It is located in the south-east part of Bolivia, where the last foothills of the Andes give way to the Gran Chaco. <The Che route takes 800 km to pass through the major points of action in the guerrilla campaign of Guevara and his grouphttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Route_of_Che>>2689826>once politics becomes extermination of a peoplelol typical genocide denial
>destroying human beingsyou only attribute "humanity" to imperialists who do genocide, scolding workers for not weeping about the theoretical harm that a Zion-nazi settler might hypothetically experience, while ignoring the actually existing colonialist genocides and slave camps happening right now
>you are just reproducing the logic of domination in inverted formLiberals: "Stalin is actually worse than Hitler, think about it!"
>>2689931> liberals are elitist intellectuals who think they know the interests of the common man better than they dothat's literally true and conservatives are broken clocks when they say this. also conservatives are libs who do the same thing.
>>2689826Actually the liquidation or at the very least severe restriction of proven hereditary reactionary populations is not only a good thing but necessary for any functioning society and has been understood as such by everyone for tens of thousands of years. It's only with the rise of western liberalism that the insane idea that every group has a "right" to exist no matter how destructive they are has gained any traction.
>>2689795 Tits small and face ugly – I would not let her peg me
>>2689940>Actually the liquidation or at the very least severe restriction of proven hereditary reactionary populations >proven hereditary reactionarythis is the excuse that the actual reactionaries use to do genocide THOUGH
It’s not happening and it’s not real
>>2689823>>2689933Stalin would send you to the gulag for being a race obsessed fascist and then relocate your entire town just in case they share your views tbh
>>2690014You say euroamerikans are a race. You are wrong. You propagate euroamerikan chauvinism as you by calling euroamerikan a race. Like the zionist settler klass konglomerate, euroamerikan is bourgeois klass konglomerate, not race. You are jingoistic imperialist who concieve of euroamerikan settler klass konglomerate as race like theodore herzel. Euroamerikan klass konglomerate includes the epstein class. euroamerikan settler klass konglomerate are Völkerabfälle
>>2690015how do i get a girl like this
>>2690024>adding k to everythinggulag for being annoying
>>2690033unfortunately I was foreskinned as a baby by a nefarious Rabbi so yes
>>2690037>Vocal fry and spit in mouth noises national championshipsHow can people listen to this?
>>2690039yeah she's fuckin hideous and idk how she ever would have gotten famous if not for the cumtown/chapo and the alex jones show sailor moment.
>>2690009Every photo of this woman is the most plastic artifice you can imagine.
USA status?
>>2690092i know cheese pizza means child rape in the pedo lingo but what does pie mean?
>>2690092At large makes him sound like a criminal hiding from justice
>>2690092>>2690093Say what you will about Bovino, but he seems to exclusively go after 50+ year old MAGA aunts. The man might be the only non-pedophile in the admin.
>>2690092>>2690097Pretty sure that's an LLM account owned by an Indian man. They make up 95% of my followers on twitter.
>>2689645>bothWow, very burger post.
>>269009
I saw his twitter and hes weirdly defensive about
The long jacket looking like a nazi unifom, like retweeted 3 people defending him, and yeah before 1950 long coats were more common but i still think its funny that hes defensive about the real reason they think hes a nazi is because hes pulling people off the street
>>2689863It's japanese capitalist culture industry slop so you will gobble it up like the useless burger you are and think you're cultured while doing so.
In spite of the bad bunny performance it still seems as if chuds still have a cultural dictatorship, at least when it comes to mainstream reaction content which is what anybody watches these days is.
>>2690115>at least when it comes to mainstream reaction content which is what anybody watches these days is.who actually watches reaction content?
>>2690117It regularly gets like millions of views and even more on tiktok and shit. I don't watch tiktok/insta but i know it's mostly just that
>>2689891If god was real he'd make AOC suffer a billet to the head, but alas, he ain't, so we only get clips like this.
Great bobs tho
>>2689913Very revolution. Labor aristocracy not real. Full communism in 3 seconds.
>>2690015>>2690009I want to have The sex with Nekroskaya
>>2690036>Le fascists are denied le liberal serviceMuch antifascism. Much revolution.
You guys just don't know how hard it is to be a europoor.
Every time I want to read the FREE AND TRUTHFUL PRESS i have to use VPN because our governments banned RT.com.
Please send help.
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I am Hluidingi
I have the problem
I mak very left magazin, calling of "Hloidini The Magazine." I am the very poor (sometimes)
Plz pay me 300 dollars (USD), SO i can buy my dog a food and get a tatto.
I am very revolution and poor, please buy me a dogfood tattoo
Thaank u
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>>2690144Tattoo status?
Dogfood status?
McD status?
>>2690124Aha, surely this will end well
eg status?
funi status?
>>2690164it normal, frien
go back to slep
everething is = fine
good guys are in the control
slep well and tidy
tmrow u have work2do
>>2690164If I don't have white noise or some audio playing all I hear are sirens in the distance and dumbass teens doing donuts.
>>2690138Honestly given the sheer level of racist garbage thrown Omar's way I don't blame her and in fact I'm glad we've got someone in the Dems just outright saying that stuff. Fucking Trump was threatening death on politicians he dislikes just a couple months ago, fatass earned all the hate.
>>2690138Be awesome if 20 years from now I can tell younger generations.
>yup so everything reached a boiling point and they went Somali style on the whole system. >>2689675he is the strongest of the era
>>2689675He's their friend from the TV.
>>2690128>eating is a liberal serviceok
anarchism status?
>>2689675Trump is genuinely the most authentic and unapologetic right winger to run for the Republican Party.
There's always been at least some contentious divide between "The Base" and "The Establishment" in Republican Circles. Shit this goes all the way back to Eisenhower when WASPs within the party realized they couldn't win with some psycho like Taft who openly said he wanted to abolish social security and so they put their fingers on the scale and rigged the primary process in favor of a "moderate" Republican who wouldn't get The Party permanently banished to the margins of political relevance by being an open psycho. The base never forgave them for that.
And over the years there's been more of a distinct divide. Y'know it isn't just insufficiently Right Wing Republicans get called "RINOs", there's a whole media ecosystem that would often get co-opted by the Republican Party, but still retained enough distance to allow for this toxic, festering culture to grow parallel to it and pushing it in bizarre directions. So a lot of politicians would play to that culture, but it was obviously fake and they clearly talked like Corporate Lawyers trying to pretend to be angry at Obama wearing a tan suit or whatever.
Trump, however, is enmeshed in the same media ecosystem as the Right Wing base. He's literally the Fox News grandpa who
genuinely thinks that Democrats are teaching teens to get pegged until their prostate pops. It's not that he actually believes in anything, because the base doesn't really believe in much either: they're purely driven by grievance and rage at phantoms. Well, Trump is too.
And Trump's unapologetic about it! Y'know John McCain was a warmongering piece of shit, but when some crypt-keeper looking woman claimed Obama was a Muslim he at least corrected her, Trump probably genuinely believes Obama is a Kenyan Muslim (which is why I'm surprised he hasn't tried deporting the guy) and he listens to the same far-right nonsense and thinks the hosts are doing anything other than talking out of their ass. Trump said Mexicans were rapists and criminals and rather than saying sorry after he got pushback, he doubled down.
They love him for that! Finally a guy who thinks and acts like they do! And libs will try to do some "Have you no decency, sir?" Shit like they did with McCarthy and Trump just says stupidly: "You have no decency, you're very unfair to me!" To them, shame is just a manipulation tactic the libs use to cuckold you. Trump big dicks through it because he's a narcissist who genuinely can't feel shame. He's as close to truly representative of his base as any politician in history.
>>2690189100
US military bases in Syria Rojava!
>>2690179Light up a joint and sing the anthem and you'll feel better.
Yes boss, yes boss, yes boss, yes boss
Police in helicopter, a search fi marijuana
Policemen in the streets, searching fi collie weed
Soldiers in the field, burnin' the collie weed
But if you continue to burn up the herbs, we gonna burn down the cane fields
If you continue to burn up the herbs, we gonna burn down the cane fields
Police in helicopter, a search fi marijuana
Policemen in the streets, searching fi collie weed
Policemen in the fields, burnin' the collie weed
But if you continue to burn up the herbs, we gonna burn down the cane fields
If you continue to burn up the herbs, we gonna burn down the cane fields
We don't trouble your banana, we don't trouble your corn
We don't trouble your pimento, we don't trouble you at all
So if you continue to burn up the herbs, we gonna burn down the cane fields
If you continue to burn up the herbs, we gonna burn down the cane fields
If you continue to burn up the herbs, we gonna burn down the cane fields
If you continue to burn up the herbs, we gonna burn down the cane fields
Woy
>>2690195I don't think Trump is actually extreme enough for the GOP base, but he's the best they'll get short of Hitler rising from the dead. You kinda hit the nail on the head though the fact he's a retarded Fox News grandpa makes him extremely relatable to the average Republican even if they think he's not racist enough.
>>2690200Imagine having nothing better to than stop people from smoking a plant in a country you dont live in
>but they might bring it to the usaThen find a away to stop the smuggling if it bothers you so much..
Real amerikkka moment tbh
>>2690138Wtf, I like democrats now?!?!
>>2690232In europe, political parties came at the same time as the industrial proletariat, in America they came beforehand
>>2690238Since when is Russia Socialist?
>>2690241I didn't say that. Did you read anything else in the post besides things not said?
>>2690143can i hire you for my daughters wedding
>>2690164I knew it was intentional, it's always the same helicopter
>>2689667"it's not x, it's y"
okay chatgpt
>>2690291chad jibbidy does bullet points and emdashes, you're fucking retarded if you think every instance of not x, but y is chad jibbidy (not the anon)
>>2690293it does all 3, and sometimes none, and sometimes just 1. The biggest tell is the retarded take rooted in fucking lala land rather than material reality.
>>2690294yeah obviously that anon is retarded, whether or not he's using shartGPT
>>2690238>Cyril Svobodathis dude literally named Cyril Freedom
>>2690233Is IWW a glowop now? Every time I interact with them, they always bitch about an actual socialist country being “fascist” or they just do something completely incompetent.
>>2690332stop giving israel money to genocide Palestinians while simultaneously acting like americans are bigger victims of the Israelis than Palestininans. hold your bribe-taking christian zionist pedocracy accountable alongside the israelis
>>2690234>In europe, political parties came at the same time as the industrial proletariat, in America they came beforehandthat's an underrated point. and to think we still have a party from 1820s running against a party from the 1860s. This shit's got to go.
>>2689675He is the embodiment of their desires
https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/chaos-kristi-noem-homeland-security-f095ac95https://archive.is/O6wFYA Pilot Fired Over Kristi Noem’s Missing Blanket and the Constant Chaos Inside DHS>Kristi Noem knew she needed a reset. >It was two days after federal agents had shot and killed Alex Pretti, and Noem was facing fire from all sides. Even some inside the administration were pushing President Trump to remove her from her position for her handling of the chaotic immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis and comments she’d made saying Pretti committed an act of domestic terrorism.>So Noem’s top adviser, Corey Lewandowski, messaged Trump’s pollster with a request: They needed to cut an ad to help her, according to two people familiar with the episode. The pollster, Tony Fabrizio, who worked on Trump’s 2024 re-election campaign, ignored the entreaty, the people said.
<Within DHS, Noem and Lewandowski frequently berate senior level staff, give polygraph tests to employees they don’t trust and have fired employees—in one incident, Lewandowski fired a U.S. Coast Guard pilot after Noem’s blanket was left behind on a plane, according to people familiar with the incident.
>Simmering criticism over the past year for Noem’s policies and publicity moves exploded in Minneapolis, jeopardizing her grip over DHS and putting her standing with Trump on thin ice. Though some in Trump’s inner circle have tried to persuade the president to fire Noem and Lewandowski, according to administration officials, he has so far resisted, saying publicly he has no plans to dismiss her. Lawmakers from both parties have been critical, and Democrats in Congress are demanding changes to the department’s enforcement methods, threatening to withhold DHS funding. >Eventually, the president put White House border czar Tom Homan in charge in Minnesota. Homan has long advocated a less conspicuous approach to immigration enforcement, and on Thursday, he said he would be winding down the immigration operation there.
>Now, Noem and Lewandowski have embarked on a rehabilitation tour.
>The pair worked to hastily solidify their relationship with the president, successfully requesting an Oval Office meeting with Trump two days after the Pretti shooting. Noem’s team quickly scheduled a series of press conferences on other matters, including an event highlighting airport security in Miami and an announcement about the border wall in Arizona.>Days after Pretti’s shooting, the pair were spotted sitting together at the Mar-a-Lago wedding of Dan Scavino, a longtime political adviser to Trump, who also attended the wedding. Noem and Lewandowski mingled with top administration officials at the reception.>A DHS spokeswoman said Noem serves at the pleasure of the president and has successfully clamped down on inefficiencies to save billions of dollars, calling her efforts “a roaring success.” She said all officials are on the same page and in agreement on the president’s immigration crackdown. She also said >Lewandowski’s Jan. 26 text to Fabrizio was about “messaging.” >Noem and Lewandowski’s close relationship had already made Trump and his top advisers uncomfortable. Lewandowski had initially wanted to formally serve as Noem’s chief of staff, but Trump rejected the idea due to reports of a romantic relationship between the two—which he has continued to bring up, officials say.
<After tabloid photos of Lewandowski showed him going back and forth between his apartment and Noem’s across the street last year, the secretary moved into a government-owned waterfront house on a military base in Washington that is provided to the leader of the U.S. Coast Guard. The Coast Guard falls under Noem’s purview at DHS during peacetime. Lewandowski also spends time at the house.
>The pair have lately been using a luxury 737 MAX jet, with a private cabin in back, for their travel around the country, according to people familiar with the matter. DHS is leasing the plane but is in the process of acquiring it for approximately $70 million. DHS has previously used other planes through the Coast Guard or other agencies for the secretary’s use.
>The purchase would be double the cost of each of seven other commercial planes the department is also buying at the pair’s direction to carry out deportations. In official documents, the luxury plane is earmarked for “high-profile deportations,” the people said. Staff have jokingly started referring to it as the secretary’s “big, beautiful jet,” after the bill that provided the funding for it.
>Behind the scenes, Noem and Lewandowski have attempted to curry favor with Trump and box out rivals, including Homan. >For months, Noem and Lewandowski had demanded that ICE capture its arrests on video for social media—the more dramatic, the better. But more than a week after Pretti’s shooting, Noem and Lewandowski berated Todd Lyons, the acting ICE director, for videos that emerged in Minnesota showing federal officers continuing to tangle with protesters, according to people familiar with the conversation.
>The president hated the continued stream of videos, they told Lyons, whom they pinned the blame on. They demanded that he draw up a new plan for ICE to carry out targeted enforcement, an approach Lyons had been advocating all along, according to ICE officials, but that the pair had previously eschewed.
<Within DHS, Noem and Lewandowski have cut employees or put them on administrative leave. The pair have fired or demoted roughly 80% of the career ICE field leadership that was in place when they started.<In the blanket incident, Noem had to switch planes after a maintenance issue was discovered, but her blanket wasn’t moved to the second plane, according to the people familiar with the incident. The Coast Guard pilot was initially fired and told to take a commercial flight home when they reached their destination. They eventually reinstated the pilot because no one else was available to fly them home.https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/how-corey-lewandowski-became-kristi-noem-s-gatekeeper-at-dhs/ar-AA1D8FHR
>WASHINGTON—Last month, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem toured a new high-tech hub for monitoring immigrants with executives from the tech company Palantir. The walk-through was orchestrated by a well-placed booster: Corey Lewandowski, President Trump’s early campaign manager who is now Noem’s close adviser.
>An assistant working on behalf of Lewandowski had sought a “significant block of time” for the tour that included Palantir’s chief technology officer, according to emails reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. In other meetings, Lewandowski told officials at the Department of Homeland Security to give the firm additional work, according to people familiar with the matter.
>Weeks after the tour, the company co-founded by Peter Thiel would get an additional $29.9 million from the agency under an existing contract—specifically to deploy its powerful software for immigration “targeting and enforcement” and “self-deportation tracking,” records show.
>The episode highlighted Lewandowski’s unusual and outsize role at DHS, where administration officials, agency staff and Trump allies say he has used his close relationship with Noem to wield power—though he has no formal role at the agency. He has emerged as a gatekeeper for Noem, counseling her during her travels to meet with world leaders, weighing in on personnel decisions and advising on DHS contracts.
>Lewandowski is serving as a special government employee, a status under federal ethics laws that permits private-sector employees to work inside the government without having to relinquish their outside salaries or investments. He is often the only person who accompanies her to meetings, according to people familiar with the department.
>For the Palantir tour, the assistant, who said he was working with Lewandowski, sent emails scheduling the visit—including who would come from the company, when they would arrive and how much time they would need.
>Lewandowski said in an interview that he didn’t play any role in Palantir’s getting the contract, adding that he happened to be at the building when the tour occurred. When asked about the emails discussing the tour, he said anyone at the department could send emails requesting meetings on his behalf.
>“It’s astonishing that you’re writing a story about a volunteer,” Lewandowski said.
>A spokesperson for DHS said that Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency handles contracts and that Lewandowski executed the tour on its behalf. The spokesperson also said he had “nothing to do” with the contracts. Palantir declined to comment.
<Though Lewandowski had initially wanted to serve as Noem’s chief of staff, President Trump and his top advisers were uncomfortable with Lewandowski in that role, owing to tabloid reports of a romantic relationship between Lewandowski and Noem over the years, according to people familiar with the president’s thinking.
<Lewandowski and Noem, who are both married, have publicly denied the reports of the affair. Trump and Lewandowski settled on the special government employee job, according to people familiar with the discussions. Lewandowski denied he was having an affair with Noem, and the spokesperson for DHS said the department “doesn’t waste time with salacious, baseless gossip.”
>Nearly three months into the administration, Noem’s chief of staff role remains vacant, and Lewandowski has established himself as a constant presence by the secretary’s side.
>Lewandowski said he decided to work for the department, which was created in the aftermath of the 2001 terrorist attacks, as the husband of a 9/11 widow. He also said he has been fully briefed by government ethics attorneys on what he is allowed to do in the position.
>The spokesperson for DHS added: “As the husband of a 9/11 widow, the mission of DHS and securing the homeland is of utmost importance to Mr. Lewandowski.”
>Lewandowski has traveled to El Salvador, Mexico and Colombia with Noem and advised her in high-level policy and personnel meetings, becoming so vital at DHS that some employees refer to him as the de facto chief of staff or even the “shadow secretary.” Homeland Security officials and lobbyists say meetings with Noem are routed through Lewandowski.
<During the same tour with Palantir, an incensed Lewandowski also pushed to fire the immigration official leading the tour, because that official had briefly turned his back on Noem while answering a question from another person in the group, according to people familiar with the incident. Lewandowski argued it was grounds for dismissal. Days later, the official was demoted to a less-prominent position, the people said.
>Lewandowski and a spokesperson for DHS denied that the incident occurred.
>Noem has cultivated a public-facing approach to her job, donning Immigration and Customs Enforcement uniforms, posing in the cockpit of a Coast Guard plane and allotting $200 million to air an advertising campaign. The ads feature Noem as she warns immigrants in the country illegally to self-deport. But her approach is rankling some White House officials, who have sent around clips of Noem’s TV hits mockingly.
>Some Trump advisers have also grown concerned about Lewandowski’s outsize role at DHS, including his involvement in contracting, given his continuing business interests in the private sector, people familiar with their thinking said. White House officials are concerned because they don’t know what private interests he might be representing—his special government employee status means he doesn’t have to disclose that publicly—or who is checking his power, given his close relationship with Noem.
>The White House didn’t respond to requests for comment.
>Lewandowski told the Journal he doesn’t engage in private businesses related to the department. He declined to disclose if he had private clients.
>Federal records show DHS fast-tracked the $200 million ad contract in part to People Who Think LLC. The firm is owned by Jay Connaughton, a Louisiana-based political consultant who worked with Lewandowski on Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry’s 2023 campaign.
>The contract didn’t follow an open and competitive process, which the department justified in a publicly available filing by citing Trump’s national emergency at the border. “To reduce any delays to the rapid release of these critical communications, a limiting competition is needed,” the notice said.
>Connaughton didn’t respond to requests for comment.
>The company hadn’t previously received any government contracts, according to public records.
>The name of another firm that was listed in the government’s notice was redacted, which has prompted skepticism among department employees about the need for secrecy, given that the contract is for an ad campaign and isn’t related to national security.
>Lewandowski and the DHS spokesperson said Lewandowski wasn’t involved in the ad contract. He also said he didn’t think the other firm’s name should be redacted.
>The ads, which started airing in February, show Noem as she thanks Trump for his border policies. “President Trump has a clear message: If you are here illegally, we will find you and deport you,” Noem says in the ad, in English. “You will never return.” >>2690292I can’t believe they are using that fully gen AI’d sloppified version of the UN logo like that. Not even cleaning it up, just leaving in th random genAI artifacts like the halfway completed border with Canada.
And it is just a transformer remixing the UN flag. Look at it, all the motifs are the same.
>>2690348what a fucking joke
>>2690128Meanwhile, your bitch ass can't confront anyone without stuttering
>>2690138Ilhan Omar is a disgusting grifting lizard. She deserves the bullet no less than Trump.
>>2690350By bullying shitlibs, somali lumpen-scammers, ukronazis, and anti-communist hispanic petit bourgeois, ICE has proved itself to be more revolutionary in the service of the proletariat than usapol collaborating faggots.
>>2690408no shit, every us politician is compromised by the structure of the state and its relationship to the bourgeoisie. the same could be argued anywhere
>>2690416Ilhan Omar still manages to be the worst among the yank animals.
>>2690418meh, there are way worse american politicians.
>t. yank treatlerite >>2690349>Winners don't use drugsCan't help but appreciate the tautology and subtext of that phrase.
IMO the "brainrot" is "the quiet part" no being longer able to be communicated effectively through the layers of profit-motivated pathology. Inner life was destroyed for marketing and rebuilt by PR and for social media.
>>2690409>ukronazishow is he an ukronazi if he refused to participate in the CIA-backed war for NATO expansion and didn't joint the azovites? Isn't draft dodging the based thing to do in Ukraine? I think you're just being cruel for the sake of it.
>>2690348The whole thing is just a buy-in scheme for first dibs on Gaza coastal real estate. Why go through the effort of hiring an artist
https://news.sky.com/story/british-woman-23-shot-dead-by-dad-after-arguing-about-donald-trump-inquest-hears-13505747
>A 23-year-old British woman who was shot dead by her father had argued with him about Donald Trump earlier that day, an inquest has heard.Lucy Harrison, a fashion buyer from Warrington, Cheshire, was staying with her father, Kris Harrison, and his family at their home in Prosper, Texas, in January last year. Ms Harrison's boyfriend, Sam Littler, who made the trip with her, told Cheshire Coroner's Court she would often become upset with her father when he spoke about his gun ownership.He said that on the morning of 10 January - when the couple were due to fly home - Ms Harrison and her father argued about Donald Trump."Kris and Lucy ended up having quite a big argument which led to Lucy running upstairs and being upset," Mr Littler said.He said Ms Harrison asked her father how he'd feel if she was sexually assaulted. Her father replied that he had two other daughters who lived with him so it would not upset him that much, the inquest heard.>Then, Mr Littler said, about half an hour before they were due to leave for the airport, Mr Harrison took his daughter by the hand and led her into his ground-floor bedroom.He said he heard a loud bang some 15 seconds later, before Mr Harrison started screaming for his wife, Heather. Mr Littler said: "I remember running into the room and Lucy was lying on the floor near the entrance to the bathroom and Kris was just screaming, just sort of nonsense."
>In a statement issued by his solicitors, Mr Harrison said: "I fully accept the consequences of my actions, and there isn't a day I don't feel the weight of that loss - a weight I will carry for the rest of my life, and I know that nothing I say can ease the heartbreak this tragedy has caused."I cannot undo what happened, but I can honour Lucy by being the best father I can be to her sisters and by carrying her memory forward in everything we do.
"I am deeply sorry for the pain others feel from this tragedy. Lucy's spirit - her warmth, her humour, her kindness - will live on in all of us who loved her." The inquest is expected to conclude on Tuesday
Telling your daughter you don't care if she gets raped and l killing her to own the libs.
>>2690454Draft dodging and going to shityankland is ukronazi behaviour. It is not wnough to not fight for Ukraine, one must fight against ukraine. He should have enlisted in the russian army. Well done ICE.
Permaban chagos already
>>2690478Why? He’s one of the only actual communists in this thread
>>2690481He is a falsifier
>>2690482Don't ban him, he is pretty funny
>>2690483Permaban him forever. He isnt even funny. He never was funny. He baited nobody
>>2690483If he was funny this board wouldnt be slow
>>2690485He makes Nazis cry so as far as the rest of the world is concerned he’s based
>>2690478>>2690485you're retarded. he is permabanned. he has been permabanned. he's using the tor node to ban evade, and when he's not doing that, he's just changing his IP address. you can't realistically permaban people from imageboards unless you disallow VPNs and tor node. But even then, there's ways around an IP ban.
>>2690490Yeah? Well, why is HE still here then?
>>2690485>>2690484>>2690478Ukro-cocksucking animalistic yanks are mad that I am cheering the repression of an irresponsible lazy ukro seeking 'refuge' (code for treat-seeking). Stay mad, strasserite chimps.
You baboons have never done anything to challenge your fascist empire, which has done much more harm to the world ghan Nazi Germany. You are the pampered Waffen SS boys who still complain because nothing is ever enough for your ogrish appetite. I hope ICE kills atleast 12 yanks every hour. I know for a fact none of you will take up arms aginst ICE. Idc, as long as yanks and the yank-loving wholesome chungus immigrants die, I am happy.
>>2690490I cannot change IP. The racist mods have banned all IPs from my country. They are shit scared of the Star and Key of the Indian Ocean.
When our turn comes, we shall make no excuses for the terror.
>>2690503you sound very happy
>>2690503Not funny. Didnt bait anyone. Unenthusiastic handjob of a post. I can feel the aura of this post. This is a post of someone who is here to do a tedious shitty job he hates
>>2690506I never post bait. As a communist, I hate fascist scum, i.e all Americans.
Chagos tongues my anus
>>2690509The whole world, including chagos, is fascist. How about that?
>>2690518Western leftist adventurism will never not be embarrassing and ineffectual
>>2690522Just a sign of desperation.
>>2690528given the odds of capture, and the consequences, you'd think they'd at least consider what the building is made out of.
>>2690528It’s a sign of performative activism done in hopes of absolving one’s complicity in the rape and exploitation of the imperial periphery. Notice that she didn’t target a weapons factory, a Raytheon building, or indeed any number of legitimate targets that would deal a critical blow to the imperial core’s infrastructure. Rather she targeted a potential immigrant detention facility, because the most valuable thing in the world to a white western leftist is that his or her community has commodified “ethnic” slop from their wholesome chungus immigrant underclass. It’s simultaneously infuriating yet all too predictable
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