🗽 UNITED STATES POLITICS 🦅
>Thread for the hellish discussion related to the scourge of the earth, the destroyer of nations, the king of coups, the sultan of sanctions, the emir of the embargo, the autocrat of austerity, the doge of deregulation, the baron of busting unions, the prince of privatization, the lord of loan sharks, the patron-saint of proxy wars, the sponsor of settlers, the guarantor of genocides, the Divided $nakkkes of Amerikkka™
<Copypasting the past OP edition The American question is: how does a settler-imperialist nation transform itself into a decolonized socialist commonwealth without either reproducing the imperial form or fragmenting into balkanized enclaves that allow capital to reconstitute, while resolving the contradictions of internal colonization and liberating its external colonies, therefore using the empire's collapse to accelerate material conditions to enable the global revolution?
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>>2903648hog status?
>>2906310fully keratinized and desensitized
>>2906317i did not phrase this very well but it stands
Man this is what living in the last years of Gorbachev's Soviet Union must have felt like. A Superpower crashing while people are just going through the motions pretending things are fine until it hits the wall
>>2906320Actually don't watch that video, the bleeping is too painful
>>2906321Y'all been saying this since 2001
>>2906321im really excited for the post-collapse cheap prostitutes
>>2906307To quote directly from chairman Jack wilimos: I hear-by draft and endorse norm finkelstein for u.s president 2028! Workers,bashkohuni!
>>2906323was anyone saying that in 2001? i remember it still being within the post-1991 liberal victory-lap, even after 9/11
>>2906329The AmeriKKKKKKKKKKan empire shows no sign of actually collapsing anytime soon unfortunately
>>2906323>since 2001People were still doing the end of history victory lap in 2001
>>2906332
Kys leftychannoid
>>2906332
DSA INGSOC goes hard ngl
>>2906331that's because it's already collapsed
we are past the event horizon
>>2906331AmeriKKKa is facing decades within a few years. The Empire is falling apart and retreating as seen in Iran
>>2906325You have the apocalypse to look forward to
https://abcnews.com/Business/wireStory/global-warming-exceed-limit-report-maps-path-back-136134608Also, prostitution? Really now? No higher priorities to think about?
>>2906339Nothing will happen.
And I wish it did.
You guys should keep an eye on the Brazilian election in October, the US views Brazil as the final prize after conquering nearly all of South America and they will certainly try to pull some shit to favor Bolsonaro’s son over Lula.
>>2906375<Dear Marie,<If I have really got to write to you I must tell you in advance that it will not come to much, for nothing ever happens here. Weddings, parties, why yes, I go to them, I eat and drink, but afterwards I find it impossible to write a lot of tittle-tattle about them. And anyway you are not used to that kind of thing from me. I now sit in my little room upstairs nearly all day long, read and smoke like a chimney-stack, fence until the swords nearly crack, and amuse myself as best I can. This disgracefully bad weather is nearly driving me to desperation, you can’t go to Elberfeld without the risk of getting soaked three times over.<Unfortunately there’s only one halt between here and Elberfeld where one can stop if it gets too bad, namely, the Bierkirche. And you have to pay two silver groschen for a glass of beer there. Apart from this, nothing moves forward here, only backwards. I have not heard anything more about my departure for Berlin — there’s still plenty of time. I don’t bother about anything and let the others worry. If you want more letters from me, let’s hear from you, and write me something nice.<Your brother<Friedrichhttps://wikirouge.net/texts/en/Letter_to_Marie_Engels_in_Mannheim,_August_1841 >>2906375If Marx and Engels were alive today, they would be 4chan users.
Apocalypse prep or pure pragmatism: what is behind Peter Thiel’s move to Argentina?<Relocation coincides with proposed laws that opponents say would entrench power of US tech billionaires in countryhttps://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/sep/03/peter-thiel-argentina-javier-milei
>Dozens of protesters converged on Peter Thiel’s mansion in Buenos Aires this week after a congressional session raised questions about the billionaire’s presence in the country.
>In white masks, they held signs saying “Peter Thief” and “No to the Peter Thiel law” in front of the wrought-iron gates of the $12m (£8.9m) residence, which Thiel bought in April as he moved his family to Argentina.
>There is broad unease at the tech magnate’s presence in the country. His move has been characterised as part of a plan to hedge against world war three: Argentina, agriculturally rich and deep in the southern hemisphere, might just be the ideal place for a tech billionaire to wait out the apocalypse.
>But recent developments in the country suggest Thiel could have more pragmatic considerations.<Protesters marched to the gates of the $12m residence Peter Thiel bought when he moved his family to Argentina in April. Photograph: Tomás Cuesta/Reuters
>Last week, Argentina’s chamber of deputies held a six-hour debate on a set of sweeping regulatory changes put forward by Javier Milei’s rightwing government shortly after Thiel moved to Buenos Aires. They invited Thiel, Milei and an official linked to Argentina’s intelligence services to answer questions.
>“None of them answered, and none of them came to the meeting,” said Juan Marino, a member of the chamber of deputies and the leader of the Piquetero party.
>Marino said the new laws amounted to a “technofascist legislative package” aimed at entrenching the power of US tech billionaires in the country. Thiel has not publicly advocated for them, but Marino and others have said that their timing was suggestive.
>The meeting in the chamber of deputies came after Argentinian deputies from several parties made public requests to the government for information about Thiel, his meetings and his businesses. None have been answered.
<Peter Thiel held closed-door meetings with Javier Milei and key presidential advisers in the months after he moved to Argentina. Photograph: Gage Skidmore/Zuma Press Wire/Shutterstock>One of the laws, the “super RIGI”, would put in place an investment regime offering foreign companies a minimal tax rate and a 30-year guarantee against regulatory change. It specifically names AI datacentres among investments it hopes to attract.
>Another, which failed, aimed to eliminate most of the restrictions around foreigners buying land in Argentina. A final decree would require some civilian government departments to share vast amounts of personal data on Argentinian citizens with the state intelligence services.
>There is no evidence that Thiel has advocated for these laws directly. But in the months after he moved to Buenos Aires, he held closed-door meetings with Milei and key presidential advisers. It is uncommon for a foreign investor to have this degree of access.
>In the regulatory package, Marino and others see the footprint of Thiel’s larger techno-libertarian interests.
>The decree that gives vast amounts of Argentinians’ personal data to state intelligence services comes as Argentinian deputies have asked increasingly pointed questions about whether Palantir, the company Thiel co-founded, has undisclosed contracts with the state, which have gone unanswered.
<One of the proposed laws protesters oppose would offer foreign companies a minimal tax rate and a 30-year guarantee against regulatory change. Photograph: Tomás Cuesta/Reuters>The land law, said Marino, could have paved the way for semi-autonomous “startup cities” – such as the controversial Próspera development in Honduras – that Thiel has advocated as a way for libertarians to carve out zones outside state control.
>Argentina is kind of a laboratory,” said Cecilia Nicolini, who represents Argentina at the Mercosur regional parliament. US tech billionaires, she said, “are using Argentina as a laboratory, because they have a person in power, Milei, who is even more crazy than they are”.
>Over the summer Milei wrote an article in the Financial Times advocating the creation of “non-human corporations” – “entities operated by AI agents or robots”.
>It parallels a vision put forward by OpenAI’s chief executive, Sam Altman, who predicted in 2024 that the world could soon be run by AI-owned companies. It also raises dark, thorny questions about the legal liabilities of those entities.
>Nicolini said: “It’s not just that [Thiel] chose Argentina in terms of, it’s a secure place to live in a world that is facing a number of wars, etcetera.
>“But really, behind it, I think there is a clear plan. And it is related to reforms that Milei is trying to pass, with some success in some cases, and in others, backlash.”
>Thiel was approached for comment. Why are US cabinet members not elected by the population?
is anyone else seeing this??
>>2906398I don't think any government works that way.
>>2906404In Canada the prime minister appoints the cabinet, but he chooses members of parliament which are elected by the population
>>2906406in Canada owning land is a requirement to run for the Senate. Their system is absolute buns
>>2906410Is Canadia the Roman empire?
>>2906410The Canadian senate is appointed not elected, and they basically don't do anything. Technically they have the power to vote down, pass, and propose bills but because they aren't elected they pretty much just act as a rubber stamp. Half the time they don't even show up.
>>2906418>The Canadian senate is appointed not electedits even worse than i thought
>>2906424You'd think so but like I said they're effectively a rubber stamp for the House of Commons.
>>2906425characterize it however you like, its straight up less democratic and an inferior system. if the senate is canada is worthless, take a page out of new zealands book and make the whole thing unicameral. Australia has elected senators, canada is just uniquely backwards for some reason
>>2906432I'm not defending it I'm just pointing out that they're irrelevant in practical terms. I agree our system is archaic and in desperate need of an upgrade.
>>2906438question for you sabo: thoughts on the recent trade deal negotiations? will doug ford give into pressure or will canadians choose to bear the tariffs
>>2906375young engels would have loved league of legends
>>2906449Well, the public mood is very much one of defiance and nationalism. The universal opinion is that the Americans are trying to bully us and that we shouldn't concede. If anything people want more dramatic measures implemented like closing off some of the Great Lakes canals to American shipping. Carney himself is a pretty level headed and capable leader (as far as bourgeois politicians go), but his orientation is definitely one of a partisan of the Western bloc, NATO, "rules based international order" etc. As such I don't think he's keen to sour relations with the US more than necessary, but I also don't think he's willing to let us be pushed around on this issue. Also for what it's worth, the fact that he's successfully been able to sell himself as standing up to the US has made him very popular. His political future depends on maintaining that reputation. Additionally, some kf the recent American demands were total non-starters, mainly anything that fucks with the French language. So I don't think he'll concede. He has a lot more to lose from doing so, and people are aware by this point that the US is responsible for any economic fallout.
>>2906463
>we need an armed
Proletariat
>>2906451I hate AI shit. But at this point it's literal crybaby bullshit from the US.
>nooooo it should have been meeeeHope China bitchslaps whoever this retard is.
honkoid status?
steinem status?
>>2906522what the actual FUCK is this horseshit?
>>2906535I'd say one aspect of Fascism is the celebration of sadism. A lot of their personal myths revolve around not being able to "fix" things because "weak" people using things like rationality or appeals to rights wont let them "take out the trash" and so by gleefully putting their sadism on display they're striking a blow at their perceived enemies.
>>2906538I didn't need to hear that
I've seen soundless webms of this before but this is cancerous
>>2906522ofc it's vibe coded slop
>>2906323i've only really been seeing that since 2021. Maybe 2016 if we're gonna be a bit more generous to certain others.
things are about to get very interesting
iykyk
>>2906538Honestly just looks like rage bait.
>>2906657Not even COVID or the riots were interesting, what’s another financial crisis?
We need to turn communism into an assassin's creed style cult of templars.
We need to infiltrate the ACP, make a shit ton of money, buy the politicians like AIPAC, and get a bunch of blackmail via Spanking.
>>2906811Yes because they will tighten their belts to spite the muslims or some shit.
Never underestimate the hatred the average american has for any kind of collective identity.
>>2906657Well don’t vaguepost, what is it
If you're going to post news do it with a source and dont vaguepost pls
>>2906891Trump has done more for the revolution then any leftist ever has make sure to vote for him in the midterms
>>2906895Looks like I will have to just because the only way for the plebs to wake up is to be in a palantir alcatraz. Also my family will probably force me to. Being rich in Texas is like living in Waterworld.
>>2906896I fear what comes next thobeit.
My family is still q-tard and think about trump playing white hat 4d sting operation chess. They don't know I am a stalinist.
>>2906898stalinist in the big '26🤮🤮🤮
every single marxist-leninist state is pissing and rolling over currently, trotskyism is the future
Historically progressive news: fast foods are automating
https://youtu.be/R9GEhShaHhI>>2906911>trotskyism is the futureRedpill me on trotsykism
>>2906913does Trump unironically believe shitposting will convince the fed to lower rates
or is this just a way to rile the base so they support him taking over the fed and crashing what's left of the economy
>>2906944>taking over the fed idk i think bros too old to be doing ᴉuᴉlossnW tier shit like that
>>2906536If you can destroy something you own it. And if you can destroy people well…
I think this partially explains the sadism. It's not enough to be privileged, to enjoy a higher status. They need to be able to freely engage in cruelty for it to be "real".
>>2906956>where those trotskyist states at?america
I promised this year last year, but I completely forgot about it.
I have update the 2019 map.
2023, which is the most recent and most completed data. Includes tax-heaven analyses to complete the total wealth, though the methodologies might not be 100% rigorous, as the methodologies have some flaws (If requested I can pull a list of reasons why the methodologies of tax heaven calculations are not 100% rigorous).
First picture: 2019 picture. Frequently used.
Second Pictured: Revised, revisited 2023 update.
Excel table. Data source:
https://bunkr.pk/f/oQa8rGBWUDElPCheers.
Germans: we wuz multipolar gang nowPS: If your criticism is a strawman, do one better, but I'll ask for the data, procedures, etc.I was challenged by CPUSAnon to prove that the average American would get poorer if the world went through a global revolution.>>2906975Oy vey! This is anti-american discrimination!
>>2906975>zionists would get wealthier>germany, portugal and greece same levelnot buying into the credibility of this map for a second
>>2906975neat but kinda pointless
>>2906975like what this kinda tells me is that for the bottom 20% of the US things would actually get significantly better, and the 4th quintile would still see an improvement, and the entire earth would have a living standard comparable to central europe
>>2906940That’s not automating, that’s just being fucking stupid. Any complete automation of food services is coming after capitalist rule. They are far too incompetent to pull that shit off.
>>2906975Yeah this is definitely over simplified
To put it on its head, would a honless person in america be poorer after the redustribution?
>>2906981The 2019 graph also have Germany, Greece and Portugal with reduced values. I never found someone complaining about that for the 2019 one.
And about Israel, the data is consistent with a state where porkies now is very risky to have their wealth concentrated there.
I would only answer:
World wealth is dramatically more unequal than world income (GDP), the gap exists because global wealth inequality is far more extreme than global income inequality, a Gini of 88.3 against roughly the low 60s.
Now, I've explained Israel, but you can do your own research with Germany, Portugal and Greece.
For Germany I will only hint you one main thing: Home ownership rates.
>>2907039>would a honless person in america be poorer after the redustribution?well yeah obviously… isn't the point of communism to abolish capitalism and treats, like housing?
>>2907039These are averages. But that homeless person would be richer than a homeless person in countries not blue, that's what the 2nd graph is telling you.
>>2906538Genuinely why do straight men post videos of themselves dancing on tik took?
Apologies if I’m being a bit of a CHUD about this but I genuinely don’t understand how any straight dude could feel comfortable doing this.
It’s like sucking a cock, it looks like it would very homosexual
It's a good thing communism is more than just "equalizing the current wealth in the world" and that more efficient methods of production and automation will allow us to achieve a standard of living beyond what we currently have
>>2906994This was discussed in another thread but wealth in America is so unevenly distributed that the entire burden of ending imperialism could be borne by the US alone and America's GDP per capita would still be comparable to Italy or Czechia, both of which already beat the US in several QoL indicators.
>>2907048I thought it was everyone gets the same wealth after the redistribution, and we're comparing the averages of each country before and after such a redistribution?
>>2907053We need to be doalectical and socially punish non atraight people to be dancing
People should be less open and more
alienated introverted
>>2907054Tru tru
>>2907065>I thought it was everyone gets the same wealth after the redistributionThis is another problem with the map btw. Thinking a global revolution means physically redistributing capital so that it's all even is some retarded rightoid's understanding of socialism. It's one step removed from the sharing toothbrushes meme. In reality ending imperialism in a global socialist context would mean ending imperialist economic relations between states, allowing poor countries to develop on their own terms, engaging in mutually beneficial trade, and providing technical or other assistance where necessary. In practice it would probably look like a hybrid of China's BRI and Cuba's solidarity initiatives.
>The jobs apocalypse is postponed. An AI jobs boom is here
>Initial effects of the technology on employment look positive
>Add it all up, and The Economist estimates that AI has so far created around 1m new jobs in America. That easily exceeds the roughly 200,000 lay-offs attributed to AI since mid-2023, and appears more than enough to offset weaker hiring in many back-office roles. America’s AI infrastructure splurge has created many of them. The spending on the kit needed to make AI run—from chips and servers to data centres, cooling systems and power—is roughly $500bn a year above what it was in 2022, when the world got to know ChatGPT, calculates Goldman Sachs, a bank. Data-centre construction alone is proceeding at an annual rate of more than $75bn, nearly 60% higher than a year ago, according to Census Bureau data. That building spree requires armies of workers: electricians to wire them, HVAC specialists to stop racks from overheating, grid engineers to hook them up to the power supply and technicians to install and maintain the machines.
<The scramble for workers is showing up in pay cheques, too. Indeed finds that installation and maintenance jobs at data centres advertise wages about 40% higher than comparable work elsewhere. Official wage data tell a similar story. In the year to June, average hourly earnings rose more than 13% in electrical-equipment manufacturing and nearly 8% among electrical contractors.https://archive.ph/Tn9pB >>2906994Yeah, global mean wealth per capita is about $58,000 ~ around $86,000 per adult. The us bottom quintile holds close to zero net wealth, the bottom decile is negative, student and consumer debt exceeding assets. So yes, the bottom two quintiles gain, and gain enormously. But that's not a surprising finding about America or any other country. it's true for the bottom quintile almost everywhere, including Germany and Japan. But for the fourth quintile, it sits well above the median, so they lose.
The table should help you find that info.
>>2907065>we're comparing the averages of each country before and after such a redistribution?top map = mean wealth per capita (of each individual country) ÷ median wealth per capita. Bottom = global mean wealth per capita ÷ that country's median.
When I grab the
global mean wealth per capita ÷ that country's median., what I am doing is proving that the US would lose, across their entire population (2022=334,147,834) in this wealth distribution. And because I included all people in say, Namibia, a homeless person in would win. That's what the graph is doing.
>>2907069That's not what the anon asked.
However, to your point in order to get a more just world, the wealth generated so far, in a global communist revolution, it must be redistributed egalitarian to formally change the
relations governing its production and reproduction as Marx proposed. Fine, you can add to the basket so many other policies: unequal exchange, debt service, resource pricing, historical expropriation, etc. But the net result would be something like this, because the weight of what you said:
the entire burden of ending imperialism is larger.
Hickel did a great job there.
>>2907082>job numbers>before revisionsPfffffff
>>2907069>ending imperialism in a global socialist context would mean ending imperialist economic relations between states, allowing poor countries to develop on their own terms, engaging in mutually beneficial tradeSo you just want capitalism but like fairer and more free?
>>2907069>In reality ending imperialism in a global socialist context would mean ending imperialist economic relations between states, allowing poor countries to develop on their own terms, engaging in mutually beneficial trade, and providing technical or other assistance where necessary.so after "global revolution" what we get in a "global socialist context" is multiple nation-states that operate "on their own terms" and trade between each other? Lmao
>>2907069funny how leftypol has such a hard time grasping these elementary socialist concepts
>>2907095The first step is probably close to what sabocat says. If it were all a peaceful and non-violent planned situation, tbh.
>looking up ICE reports in my area
>see a video taken by someone hiding in their home of an ICE goon beating the shit out of an innocent on the side walk
>a random white dude walks around them like he could care less
The institutionalized police violence in this country still never fails to make me angry no matter how many times I see it.
feels good as a thirdie to know that if my firstie comrades like sabo get in power of the most powerful military apparatus in the world they will immediately allow my local porky to exploit everyone here in their own terms so they can trade fairly in a global socialist context of dengist states, im so lucky they didnt fall for CIA ultroid nonsense about classless, stateless, moneyless society and all that crap
>>2907104>implying any of americas neighbors would ever want to unify with the yankee imperialists after they raped the world for over a hundred yearsboth trade and nations predate capitalism and will outlive it too
>>2907090>So you just want capitalism but like fairer and more free?Trade isn't capitalism.
>>2907092>so after "global revolution" what we get in a "global socialist context" is multiple nation-states that operate "on their own terms" and trade between each other?For a while yes, as Marx says the nation is the existing geopolitical unit and as such class struggle must be carried out within it before it can be transcended. But as soon as they are able, states should begin amalgamating into progressively larger supranational unions, moving towards a world socialist republic.
>>2907106Not sure where you got any of that. I didn't even mention Dengism. I lean far more towards an aggressive foreign policy for any socialist state, one that would sponsor revolutionary forces abroad.
>>2907124
I think we all know this.
>>2907108>>implying any of americas neighbors would ever want to unify with the yankee imperialists after they raped the world for over a hundred yearsYour brain is fried by petty naSOYnalist grievances and I'm saying this as someone who lives right next to AmeriKKKa and has been a direct victim of burger imperialism.
Like it or not, any successful revolution in the Western Hemisphere requires the collaboration between the proletariat of the countries of both North and South America.
>both trade and nations predate capitalism and will outlive it tooBoth existed before capitalism but won't exist under Communism because the value form and commodity production will be abolished.
Just be a Keynesian socdem if all you want is industrialization of the 3rd world and more fair trade agreements.
>>2907116>Not sure where you got any of that. That was pure concentrated b8.
>>2907124
Even governors are more relevant than Congress at this point.
>>2907129>someone who lives right next to AmeriKKKa and has been a direct victim of burger imperialism.So you are admitting you are a Stockholm victim of AmeriKKKa. This is common because as a satellite you are taught at birth to praise the Yankee and their noble cause of democracy so it is hard to resist and picture a life without them
>>2906390Its going to be hilarious when the USA gets abandoned like a street cat by the global capitalist class and put base in Argentina and Brazil. All the work the US has done for capitalism since 1945 and end up abandoned and left to rot with the understanding that the US was not exceptional for capitalism is a beautiful end to the empire
>>2907135>So you're admitting [insane projecting fanfic]No argument detected.
>>2907129>Your brain is fried by petty naSOYnalist grievancesim american. it would be presumptuous of me to assume the small nations around america would immediately want to unify with our socialist project, which because of americas size would mean giving up sovereignty to the majority. long term developed communism means the amalgamation of all nations under a single polity, but the dismantling of national distinctions is a process that will take a lot of time when initially entering the communist stage. a generation perhaps, when nationalism is out of living memory
>>2907069God hates Leninism
>>2907139>Defends AmeriKKKa and gets called out>"insane projecting fanfic"Looks like the truth hurts
>>2907116>For a while yesI consider "global revolution" to be done after that state of affairs is gone, the world you described has not gone through a global revolution, unless you consider revolution to be just a change in goverment, which is not
>>2907145>third worldist putting words in the mouth of an actual communist from the global southYou can’t make this shit up
>>2907150>the world you described has not gone through a global revolutionIt would have if it has overthrown capitalist relations of production within individual countries.
>>2906975why is the US surprisingly poor in these graphs?
>>2907082not to be a downer but those are one time jobs building data centers, once its completed you only need a few people to maintain, so those wage premiums for tradies only apply during the buildout
>>2907140Just form a Pan-American union of socialist republics and use Bolivia's model of pluri-nationalism as a mode of government
>>2907176
Because it’s not a bubble in the traditional sense, it’s the entire economy at this point, it literally can’t be allowed to burst
>>2907195The dollar is the reserve currency and the Yuan isn’t
>>2907199Not for long. Would China even help rebuild America when the economy fails? It will when the US dollar isn't the reserve currency anymore.
>>2907201China isn’t interested in being the reserve currency, north and South America will be dollarized while the rest of the world does ad hoc combined euro, gold, dollars, rand, dinar, all running through each other by the year.
>>2907199it would not benefit china at all for the yuan to be the reserve currency
>>2907104MLs keep purity spiralling about everything and then gets mad when we call them a religion. You guys are the left's equivalent of Tradcaths
>>2907069Sabo anon ive judged you too harshly in the past, forgive me
>>2907087The biggest problem imo is that we don't have any way to actually quantify the losses of unequal exchange. Say when Indian compradors are building sweatshops to export iphone to America, it is not only the underpricing of embodied labour in exports that represent a loss for the imperialized countries but the lost opportunity cost, i.e the fact that the sweatshops couldve produced things for the local economy instead. How do we quantify this? In the end a lot of tercermundismo just assume a base level of what ideal development couldve been absent exploitation, i.e everyone would be as rich as Western Europeans, but this is a category error because Westerners only become that rich because of exploitation and not from what a "normal" process would've looked like. (This is not even going to weeds of the fact that even in a hypothetical equilibrium, economy of scale ,geography and human capital means that development would still be uneven).
>>2907228Also while writing this and reading the thread i just realized that many of the problems i listed can be traced Marx's rather problematic dictum of 'from each according to their ability and each according to their needs', much like how it is hard to determine what the ideal level of growth for countries are, it is very hard to determine what the extent of an individual's ability and needs are, which is why so many people just adopt the much less complicated "under socialism everyone will be equal" line
>>2906975Marx THE PROPHET said no mode of production ever gives up the ghost until it develops fully within its own logic, THEREFORE socialism won't happen until the world is much more developed. Maybe in 200 years after China is done industrializing Africa and Southeast Asia.
>>2907237This. We're all in it for the long haul. China will accelerate class consciousness by proletarianizing Africa and Asia. Then when the contradictions finally become too acute we will have simultaneous global revolution.
>>2907231It is very hard to predict in advance, but we already have a kernel of idea about how productive someone can be with the current bourgeois way disabilities are taken into consideration, the people that insists on the idiom are crabs in a bucket that would denounce socialism if they worked more than their neighbors
>>2907102where are you looking that up
>>2907178It is currently Wile E Coyote at the moment
>>2907239>>2907237You don’t have 200 years
>>2907280The working class is immortal and will fulfill its historical task of taking power even after our existence has ceased.
>>2907169>Just form a Pan-American union Nobody in south america wants that. Brazilian Communists would rather build their own socialist project with their neighbors free from yankee influence
>>2907284>The working class is immortalImmortality does not exist in an uncontrolled, entropic universe. To say otherwise is nonsense.
>and will fulfill its historical task of taking powerIt is not prophecy. It is not fate. There is no destiny. There are no guarantees, especially now.
>even after our existence has ceasedThe cult of liberal incrementalism will meet its in end soon enough. This world has no more patience for it.
>nobody in [butthurt fanfic]
You WILL unite with the workers of ALL countries
>>2907225If I was MLib, I'd be saying we don't need global revolution at all and instead all countries should go through a 500 year long Dengist NEP before maybe we can try communism in the future but only after de-dollarization happens and after NATO gets disbanded and after China builds enough Labubus and after etc. etc .
>>2907325of course. pan-americanism is always the long term goal, im just not convinced the end of capitalism as the dominant mode of production would make that automatically happen day one.
>>2907307Damn its almost like class consciousness is formed from process of struggle.
>>2907346sounds like a way to use the mafia to regulate unions
>>2907346It's the perfect psy-op too. The Teamsters have been known to be the worst most annoying cocksuckers in the union world for decades, but if we shit talk them from the left, we're labeled as anti-worker. They're the centerpiece for the movie The Irishman. They're a reactionary union acting as a vehicle for fascist mob fuckery. They should be destroyed.
https://unrollnow.com/status/2096217857969238094Bill Clinton praised the Bell Curve book. How radical!
Seriously tho, I don’t get what’s the appeal of Jared Taylor when he is just a 1980s GOPper whose sole work is shilling for Con Inc., whores, spamming race and autism score and crime stats, and ofc, telling you that blacks is why you shouldn’t have healthcare and public transport like a boomer.
>US hyperscalers' euro thirst — lifeblood or vampire?
>"Investors have finite balance sheets and portfolio limits. They may reduce holdings of other bonds to make room for large hyperscaler deals. That could create a crowding-out effect that raises costs even for issuers from unrelated industries," the ECB markets operations team wrote in the blog.
>"For these investors looking for high-quality, long-maturity assets, hyperscaler debt may look like a possible alternative to some safe-haven style securities."tldr: american tech giants are soaking up so much european investment that its crashing euro bond prices which makes government borrowing more expensive. how will japan and europe escape their fiscal crises in the face of american and chinese competition?
https://www.reuters.com/commentary/reuters-open-interest/us-hyperscalers-euro-thirst-lifeblood-or-vampire-mike-dolan-2026-09-03/ >>2907394Underutilized hyperscalers are going to be the American version of China's "ghost cities". They're being built because they can, and the government is 100% behind it because it masks a bunch of economic problems within the balance sheet. But unlike China, America's buildout is hurting a bunch of consumer sectors because no one bothered to check in on the DRAM/NAND cartel and reign in their price manipulation
>>2907404unlike ghost cities excess tech products can be exported. India, a nation that banned tiktok and only allows western tech companies, will supply plenty of demand for the next few decades. The only thing that scares America is other countries using protectionism to build their own huge tech industry that can compete globally
>>2906898>My family is still q-tard and think about trump playing white hat 4d sting operation chessExplains a lot about how you are. There is two kind of leftypolers, those that come from conservative families or liberal families(a third type maybe, Marxist families…) You seem to cling to a lot of your rightard upbringing.
Disgusting americans still sucking blood
https://wgntv.com/news/chicago-news/adl-trains-security-antisemitism-ye-chicago-concert/ ADL trains security to spot anti-Semitic symbols at Ye’s Chicago shows
>CHICAGO (WGN) – Ye is in town for his first concert in Chicago after years of making anti-Semitic remarks.
>As fans flock to Soldier Field for the rapper’s homecoming shows, the Anti-Defamation League is training security guards to recognize anti-Semitic symbols that could show up in the stands.
>“It’s been a long time coming,” fan Steven Mendoza from Raleigh, North Carolina, said. >“It finally made it out of the group chat. We’re excited. It’s going to be a great night.”
>“He can’t be controlled is what I love about him as an artist,” fan Kyana Lofton from Detroit added.2 more beluga whales die at Shedd Aquarium, including recent rescue
>However, that’s also what’s gotten Ye into trouble.
>The rapper made a series of anti-Semitic statements and social media posts over the last four years, which led to his talent agency and companies like Adidas and Gap dropping him.
>“It gives permission to people who are impressionable or who would practice hate to practice that same hate because their idol did it,” Anti-Defamation League Midwest Senior Regional Director Rebecca Weininger said.
>Ye has publicly apologized and made retractions, attributing his past behavior to bipolar disorder and an undiagnosed brain injury.
>“Anyone who is in their heart apologetic, I am ready to stand with them, but blaming it on a mental illness really does a disservice because mental illness is not synonymous with hate,” Weininger said.
>Weininger will be at Soldier Field training security staff ahead of the show to spot any anti-Semitic symbols inside.
>Any fans who don’t comply will be asked to leave.
>The United Kingdom denied Ye a visa to travel there for a summer show due to his past anti-Semitic remarks.
>Concerts elsewhere in Europe were also canceled this year.
>Ye will be performing at Solider Field on Thursday and Friday night. >>2907416Everydee baybee.
>>2907416no, it is euroids who consume impoverished american blood
>>2907325We will unite with Africa first before uniting with the Yanks
>>2907418>2 more beluga whales die at Shedd Aquarium, including recent rescueTerrible.
>>2907441Bolivia is a pretty big exception to this, the rural parts of peru before Fujimori and Gonzalo ruined everything
>>2907453>I'm really trying to figure out if we are close enough or within the hellstate necessary for a "revolution" or just plodding time until some moderate reins in capital.I can guarantee you nothing extralegal will happen in the next decade.
>>2907453I also am not talking about a socialist revolution but instead the tipping point that get people into doing drastic life-threatening things to fight against their conditions and try and overthrow the ruling class. We are definitely going through a sea change on a political level to a more progressive American left wing but whether or not these popular DSA candidates will back up any real socialist talking points is debatable. The org also has a problem with disciplining people imo. Most people seem ready to get rid of capitalism but are not learning what socialism is and aren't listening to their radical peers, and the more experienced people aren't trying to find one source to hold everything in. There's also definitely some Cointelpro bullshit going on with these divisions but whatever.
>>2907457What makes you certain?
>>2907460Past experience, overwhelming knowledge of the circumstances, forces, and characters that exist and are possible to exist within the next decade.
>>2907453>2. Stagnation until the next president reins this all in before people realize how bad it got, simply put; no one cares to do anything. We're at a point of no return that a switch to a leftist president isn't going to fix the economy. There is a reason you hear about more and more technocrats fleeing to buy homes in other countries and move their families there.
If everything is a bubble then it can’t burst
>>2907466If it's a bubble or not, so what, there have been many economic bubbles so what, none of them have yet resulted in loser leftist nerds taking the reigns of government.
Gobernment go boon
>>2907228>The biggest problem imo is that we don't have any way to actually quantify the losses of unequal exchange. Say when Indian compradors are building sweatshops to export iphone to America, it is not only the underpricing of embodied labour in exports that represent a loss for the imperialized countries but the lost opportunity cost, i.e the fact that the sweatshops couldve produced things for the local economy instead. How do we quantify this? In the end a lot of tercermundismo just assume a base level of what ideal development couldve been absent exploitation, i.e everyone would be as rich as Western Europeans, but this is a category error because Westerners only become that rich because of exploitation and not from what a "normal" process would've looked like. (This is not even going to weeds of the fact that even in a hypothetical equilibrium, economy of scale ,geography and human capital means that development would still be uneven).My post with the renewed map is a floor, not a ceiling. Whatever Hickel measured, I guarantee you, my wealth redistribution is a smaller number. You can criticize Hickel's Unequal Exchange methodologies, but nothing you change on it, to redefine or fix his dataset, will be lower to what my dataset shows.
tl;dr restitution, not redistribution, is a bigger number, and with it, a global communist revolution would make an average American person poorer. And an average French persom. And an average Spanish person, etc. etc.
PS: and interesting thing, btw:
>>2906975 if we change Wealth for GDP, much more countries get blue, but also, red countries get less farther from 0.
>>2907468But nah you don’t get it, this is somehow going to be the straw that breaks the camel’s back.
>>2907163Did you understand the graphs? Because the opposite is true.
>>2907470>>2907228I wanted to expand this a bit. Your
>>2907228 biggest claim is that western wealth is constituted by extraction, rather than existing independently. In wealth terms, you can't subtract exploitation from the ledger and leave the rest standing, because the rest was built out of it. That's what
wealth means, or rather, how wealth works.
The map throws no counterfactuals at all. It simple divides observed stocks by an observed headcount, so my numbers require no counterfactual, which is precisely why it's the floor, not the ceiling.
Marxism Leninism is the new hotness.
>>2907466Space is basically a bubble if you think about it
>>2907482The universe is a bubble, and the multiverse is a big ol bubble bath
>>2907463So once it blows up what next? A military junta?
>>2907489God wouldn't pop it, would he?
>>2907459>>2907453>My personal opinion? We will have to see. Honest opinion is that
>I also am not talking about a socialist revolution but instead the tipping point that get people into doing drastic life-threatening things to fight against their conditions and try and overthrow the ruling classHonestly someone will take advantage of the vacuum and end up being one of the most powerful executives in this country's history. It will be Peronist-like at most
>>2907508And it will likely not go back up after 2029 due to the decline of the US
>>2907508>Finally no more immigrants!Hispanic-Americans are still leading the birth rates while whites are at the very bottom tho 🤷🏿♀️
>>2907521Projected fertility rate by race
2025 2026(Jan-July)
White 1.582->1.598
Hispanic 1.784 ->1.737
Black 1.503 ->1.423
Asian 1.189 ->1.178
Total 1.576 ->1.558
Everyone is nosediving hard right now. No ethnic group is giving birth. There was a time when you can scaremonger about the black welfare queen, now you cant because the birthrate is even lower than white people. Hispanics were fearmongered as making five kids and will take over the country by 2050. Now their birthrate is nosediving the hardest and by 2027-2028 may end up lower than even whites. In short, no one wants to reproduce in the dying USA.
>>2907532Why do you care so much about birthrates?
>>2907532This is true, America's population shrank for the first time in a hundred years. One wonders how capitalism can cope with labor getting more expensive
>>2907537nta but birthrates indicate how the economy is doing
>>2907532Birth rates are nosediving everywhere: in rich countries, poor countries, liberal countries, religious countries, etc.
Humanity is probably going to peak at like 10 billion and it will all go downward from there even under communism (and that's unironically a good thing)
>>2907544
>t. Mao
>>2907492>trade badbased based based
Birth rates are crashing across the board, the global souths birth rates are starting to crash, some south american countries have worse birth rates than north american ones. Personally dont care about the birthrate but its an interesting thing to ponder, especially with what it could do economically, or if there is no longer a pool of migrants to brain drain
>>2907559
Hit on all the women you talk to.
>>2907551Don't care either but it is fascinating to study because a lot of academic theories surrounding fertility rates are getting debunked over it. It used to be in simple terms poorer = higher birthrate but this is getting debunked where in some countries wealthy people have a higher birthrate than the working class. If I have a hypothesis studies will show that the global capitalist system killed the birthrate and the point where it becomes really noticeable is after 1991 with the fall of the USSR.
>>2907569
Sorry chud, but we're pro-affirmative action in this board
>>2907538These people require reeducation. Torgau and a rigorous dose of Margot Honecker until they're marching in a youth work formation with the FDJ harvesting beets and building roads.
>>2907567Thats honestly a plausible read as if you look at the PRC the places where TFR cratered are the hypermarketized places like shanghai whilst the areas that have frozen the collapse (still not above 2.1) are those where the state is very aggressively intervenening to break the prestige of the laptop class lifestyle and decommodify life
>>2907567Sex education and family planning methods killed the birth rate and that's a good thing.
>>2907580>Sex education and family planning methods killed the birth rateDisagree with that assessment because if you also look at studies with the average people planning out their families they want around 2-3 kids but are not producing that number. Coincidentally that was the birthrate in a lot of the former Warsaw Pact countries which did have extensive sex education and family planning. But now those same countries saw a collapse in the birthrate from those times where arguably they had even better education over it. Sex education and family planning is a scapegoat to the elephant in the room that has really declined it:Global capitalist hegemony
>>2907586Yeah but I don't think communism will save the birth rate either because even in rich countries and countries with the best wages and worker benefits people still ain't having kids.
>>2907599yeah but workers benefits =\= communism
even in the degenerated form that persisted in warsaw pact countries >>2907608I just don't see how socialization and worker's ownership of the means of production will make people to want to pop 12 kids per family like before. If anything, the erosion of the nuclear family will most likely further reduce birth rates.
>>2907610there's no simple causal relationship. i was merely pointing out that under aes, my country had an above replacement birthrate. whether the drop is related to despair or #treats, i don't know to be honest
There’s no incentive to have a kid if you aren’t in feudal social conditions, most people would prefer to pursue their hobbies and interests. It doesn’t matter how steep you make a bachelor’s tax or however many free amenities the state provides. If you’re too tired to take care of yourself after work why the fuck would you take on the responsibility of creating and raising another human being? Most people aren’t going to have the patience or maturity.
Toon
>>2907611Because kids aren’t slaves anymore, without that there’s no reason to have them
>>2907619that's not been the case in eastern evropa under "socialism" either
>>2907613you meant to say "beautiful lady😍🥰" timmy. Btw your potential gf is getting penetrated by BTC rn
>>2907622In the sense that children are the property of their parents or not?
>>2907623He’s talking about Who Framed Roger Rabbit
>>2907624i can't really tell what you mean by this
>>2907627No slave labor from children means there’s no reason to have them. The collapse of birth rates is the consequence of fully leaving feudal agriculture units behind thanks to mechanized farming. The phone and internet porn are a factor but not the main one.
>>2907619Trvke. Ignoring the patriarchy and the lack of family planning, people had lots of kids before for material reasons that no longer exist as much today. The ruling classes bred a lot to have as many heirs and political alliances as possible. The serfs had many kids to help them work the land/their trade and to care for them during old age.
Thanks to capital, industrialization and the specialization of labor there just ain't a reason to have lots of kids even when all your basic needs are met.
people love going on about how poor economic conditions are the reason for declining birth rates, but theres not actually a lot of evidence for that.
in fact, the data we do have seems to suggest the opposite. statistically, the richer you are, the less kids you will have; the poorer you are, the more kids you will have.
the real reason for declining birth rates is womens' rights, and the fact that women are not as socially coerced into having kids anymore.
you cant say that without sounding like a chud or a misogynist, though, but its true(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)
>>2907634Having kids sucks, if you want the birth rates up you need artificial wombs and robots to raise them like in Attack of the Clones
>>2907634>the real reason for declining birth rates is womens' rights, and the fact that women are not as socially coerced into having kids anymorethis is a fascist talking point. Explain why India and Bangladesh have birthrates below replacement
>>2907636Do you think India and Bangladesh are completely untouched by feminism? Do you think they don’t have their own forms?
>>2907640I don’t want to take away women’s rights, I’d much prefer we grow people in labs
>>2907641We should make mpreg real and have each person on earth give birth to at least one kid so everyone can know the pains and wonders of gestation.
Dance! Dance! Sexual frustration! Dance it all away! Revolutionary topic of the day: how do we get the peasant hicks to follow th13r prol3 broth3r5 and 515ter5 in freedom and justice ? (Self-criticism welcomed).
>>2907636>this is a fascist talking pointI will be honest, I agree with you on this. Instead of trying to actually see why birthrates are declining, they connect it to the increase of woman's education and rights but when you look deep into it they do not have any correlation whatsoever.
>>2907612>There’s no incentive to have a kid if you aren’t in feudal social conditions, most people would prefer to pursue their hobbies and interestsI have seen many Millennials and Zoomers say they are checked out of relationships because there is no point while you can explore yourself and expand upon your hobbies. It goes beyond just kids at this point, a lot of people are alienated which is what your post is really about. This is happening regardless of being in Feudal conditions or not. People were having kids as late as the 80s and 90s in the US and no one in their right mind would say that was feudal conditions
>>2907634>how poor economic conditions are the reason for declining birth ratesIt is of no concern to the neoliberal states whether pregnant women and happy couples get treats. They exist solely to feed the perpetual machine of wage slavery, and for nothing else.
On the other hand, in the global south, they have little access to knickknacks, bric-a-bracs, amusement parks, etc. let alone contraception and sex-ed. So, they find their only enjoyment in mounting each other like rabbits, producing children destined to become newer generations that will be exploited, either on their own lands or in the land of the "free" when they sneak in through "legal" or "illegal" means.
>>2907659They have chosen to end their legitimacy swiftly, and it is hilarious. The proletariat are now being pushed towards independence from the state and it’s capitalist to degrees never seen before.
>>2907667
>they’re just gonna buy water filters
With what money fool? And let us not forget the food contamination as well.
>>2907669
>Just put it on the credit card or get a payday loan
Both have limits
>bills are fake, money is fake
Tell that to capital’s enforcers and soldiers. They are more than glad to tear everything you built “outside” their society down, including you. Don’t matter if it’s a communal compound completely out of bounds or you holding out in your (formerly) rented apartment, they take your freedom very seriously.
>>2907673what can I say, it's barbaric.
>>2907659It is my life’s goal to destroy the tyrannical KKKlanstitution of the united snakes of amerikkka and enact mob illiberal democracy
>>2907672And let us not forget water and electric bills either
“The More Dysgenic, the Better”: Beatrice Adler-Bolton Says the Left Must Give Up the “Fantasy of Being Fitter Than the Fascists”
>At Socialism 2026, Adler-Bolton argues that “fitness is a measure of relative disposability under capitalism” and says the goal should not be to become “more useful to the ruling order.”
>She says the left should not try to beat fascists “at their own game” by becoming “fitter, more eugenic.”
>“In fact, the more dysgenic, the better, I think.”
>She closes by arguing that revolution is not “a contest between optimized and properly prepared bodies” and that the very idea is itself fascist.https://x.com/thestustustudio/status/2096267045033640073https://x.com/thestustustudio/status/2096261755366261192https://x.com/thestustustudio/status/2096257295101432035Thoughts
(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)>>2907685>>2907686My first thought is that all radlibs should be shot.
>>2907685>>2907686Man do I hate twitter. None of this is a thing. None of it.
I ate a shadowban on reddit to post this.
https://www.reddit.com/r/TrueAnon/comments/1w836n4/china_on_america_america_as_a_half_cooked_pot_of/Thankfully the moderators are comrades and approved the post despite the admins ban. Article is a must read.
>>2907691It's literally an organizations meeting. It happened. This denying reality crap is so cringe
>>2907694>It's literally an organizations meetingA literally who organization’s meeting. No one cares.
>>2907698
Other people who equally could not give a shit about nonsensical baby org drama
>>2907686>>2907685Oh yeah, this is the same stupid people that were supposed to talk about Venezuela, aren't they? "Socialism 2026"? Who called Maduro "authoritarian" and "Maduro's regime".
Wanna bet a foia requested document will reveal they are on a fed agency's payroll?
>>2907702>Wanna bet a foia requested document will reveal they are on a fed agency's payrollGood chance since they’re peddling culture warrior slop and directly attacking the left.
>>2907686being fitter than the facts is just normal self improvement on not like most reactionary self improvement slop being fit is just normal self improvement what the fuck are they on about
>>2907686U N I R O N I C A L L Y the most valuable aspect of socialism by far is public health. The mark of any successful socialist government is its healthcare system. I am more than happy to gatekeep on this issue: if you are anti-health you are not a real socialist.
>>2907686Why did mods ban this guy?
>>2907757I think for xitter drama and saying dysge-ic maybe?
>>2907758>xitter dramaIt’s a real life conference sponsored by prominent socdem, anarchist, and trotskyist groups
>saying dysge-icLiterally just quoting the speaker.
>>2907763Exactly I agree with you
>>2907462You can say this about a lot of history pre major events and you'd be wrong.
>>2907463>>2907498I've also realized this. The next president could loosen up laws in the same way Trump has to the point that revolution is no longer extralegal or is obvious. Or the left wing manages to get a hold of itself and despite the 1/1,000,000 chance of an actual working class president we go the other way and still get fucked over when this polarization comes to a head.
>>2907500Not sure if America will ever believe in a head or presidential system post a societal collapse
>>2907786Another thing I've also considered is foreign help (to the CIA agent seeing this post, please know that I have no intentions to commit treason and will not commit treason). If America gets a bad enough reputation geopolitically like it has in Iran, would countries try to invade or support a 'people's army' of sorts?
I'm out of my depth here though, I know nothing about how geopolitics like this works and what our bad reputation going forward will actually realistically could lead to.
>>2907686Critical theory/intersectionalist lunacy. Like all CT types they take an unassailable, trivial point like capitalism commodifies everything including health, and turn it into a ridiculous take like healthiness or fitness is bad.
Its the same pattern you see with standpoint epistemology conflated with moral worthiness and the oppression olympics amongst other things.
All of these people need marxism leninism with disciplinary characteristics. Foucault and his consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
>>2907961The language itself is soaked in bourgeois academia, a reflection of their class position as the shopkeepers of petite bourgeois mobility
>>2907757>Why did mods ban this guy?you VVILL NOT make fun of libs on the marxist website and you VVILL be happy, chud!
>>2907968
Errant interpretation as a justification for this stupidity
Reread Marx
>>2907968
And Satanism is derived from Christianity, your point?
>>2907980
That would be reversion, also how would you prevent gerontocracy and stagnation followed by liberalism happening all over again?
Literally everyone is bourgeois, class conflict is between the petit bourgeois and the haute bourgeois to the extent it even happens at all
>>2907983
What would even be the point? America isn’t Russia
>>2907996
You have a plan or insurance that makes you bourgeois
>>2907991
>>2907993
>>2908003
rent free faggot
>>2908007I'm sure they are excited to discredit a pro-palestinian person as racist over this but any type of monkey related insults for a black person is about unacceptable as it gets in America. This person is not American so maybe it was just a poorly chosen insult. I mean even Trump had to walk that one back and pretend he posted the obama monkey video on accident.
>>2907985Lenin is hated by russian nationalists cause his truly inernationalist actions can't be recuperated unlike retard Stalin.
>>2908007Seems like black Democratic politics is the same as the wider party just to a more exaggerated degree. There's still a major divide between the old and young. But yeah we can't be afraid to attack the "black establishment" for being Zionist and generally reactionary.
>>2908034Doesn’t change the fact that Leninism has a zero percent success rate in the anglo settler sphere, which is what it would need to conquer
>>2908007I wish someone called hakeem an aipac house negro. No take backs, hopefully cornel west. That would be funny.
>>2907961The biggest irony of Foucault getting blamed for Woke 1.0 crap is that Foucault himself would have rolled his eyes at it. The man was not exactly a staunch identitarian, his whole thing was Nietzschean self-overcoming and all that
>>2908060That was like 15 years ago hes like a democratic socialist reformist socialist type of guy hes good though defiantly not great
>>2908007Lol. I got banned for calling all of the Amerikkkan "left" reactionary and/or zionist
>>2908071Far out. I wonder if he would get along with Mr. George Galloway?
>>2908071I don’t mind religous socialists and I wouldn’t call him an opportunist though hes a bit reactionary too moderate and retarded hes like decent I guess
>>2907977No Palestinian academic or historian blames Stalin for the existence of the zionism state of the israeli state.
some plane crashed in miami lol
>>2908097EVERYTHING.MUST.BE.AMERICA.HNNG.
>>2908094True
>>2908097Why is trump renaming everything?
>>2908104>US space forceThis is literally what Reagan did but he what even more into star trek
>>2908102>Why is trump renaming everything?Because that's easier than actual militaristic or economic achievements.
>>2908109True also because I guess because larping 19th century American colonialism?
>>2908104Didn't Verhoeven took inspiration from fash uniforms for the movie? At some point I would wonder if Don was simply media illiterate or he perfectly knew what he was doing and what message he was sending. Today I think it's somehow both at the same time.
>>2908097He should rename the Sangre de Cristo mountains to the Great Trump Mountains
>>2908115When is new trump city releasing?
>>2908059CT took his dissolution of meaning and reimposed one after all, except this time its spivakian subalterns on top
>>2908075>hes a bit reactionary too moderate>hes like decentThat is subpar at best. Go sit in the corner and reflect.
>>2908071>>2908063>>2908060>>2908053According to west, war criminals have the right of free speech.
Also, west goes to great lengths, and only in a very narrowed scenario, to finally admit that war criminal child killers should be shunned on US college campuses:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fb9lV3BA1wg >>2908127>According to west, war criminals have the right of free speechI hate rights
>to finally admit that war criminal child killers should be shunned on US college campusesNot even baby steps. I remain completely unimpressed.
>>2908130There's no such a thing as freedom of speech in the US. It has never existed, and I find so strange the existence of the general public believe that it exists. For over 200 years, millions and millions of people have been so obviously bamboozled and gaslighted about a right they don't have and they think it's important, that I can confidently say it's one of the greatest cons in the world.
Rights are cool, rights are important, rights is what made the USSR the greatest political, economical and sociological experiment of the 20th century.
But the right of free speech under fascist neoliberalism is merely a tool for echo chambering reaction.
>>2908131>Rights are cool, rights are importantRights suck, rights are terrible, rights are incompatible with communism, rights are never tangible.
The tangibility of a right does not determine whether it is a right or not. It is a decree by your masters on what the perimeters of your state of being are supposed to be, regardless if you accept that or not.
You are free within their orders and nothing more, and even then their orders may not be exact or all on paper.
>>2908104I thought that the stuff he posts is fed to him by staffers; who do absolutely know what they are doing.
>>2908132It all depends who decrees the rights. You can't expect, for example, that the us ruling elites are committed to keep them.
It's like de-segregation laws. The little wins the blacks got in the 50s and 60s are gone. They are all dismantled by now through different federal court rulings, who saw there was no need for more rights for the black peasantry.
>>2908117Looks like my uncle's Facebook posting sprees whenever he gets into an argument with his ex-wife regarding child support.
>>2908123Ok
>>2908127Your right im just coping because I voted for him(wouldve voted psl though I thought they were too small)
Still though hes ok
An economic revolution cannot happen without a social revolution in the United States, an evolution of our consciousness and how we see ourselves and our culture, a new culture. So much will have to be discarded, and so much more will have to be created. And I believe that is just as important a task of a revolutionary today as an election would be, as canvassing would be, as most of the DSA's internal structure is predicated on electoralism, on elections as the height of struggle. And yes, there are working groups for mutual aid, but I think a cultural shift that affects the individual psyche of the people has got to happen because there's nothing really connecting us together in any sort of metaphysical sense. And I think in this scenario it would be good to think about the writings of Stalin.
I think this is ironic, I know I just referenced Stalin, because he wrote on the nation state and how it is formulated, and that is one of his key contributions to theory. And this is what I'm talking about when I talk about theory and how it should be digested and how it should be interpreted. Because, look, I'm not an authoritarian communist. And I think the way to go about a cultural revolution in the United States is through prefigurative politics, as already practiced by anarchist groups in the United States. In addition to the fact that climate collapse necessitates mutual aid solidarity among people who previously did not have that.
Being from South Louisiana, any time that there is a hurricane, people come together. Yes, there's crime and yes, there's looting. I'm low-key kind of pro-looting, but there is crime and there is violence that comes with that collapse of infrastructure, of governmental apparatus. But, by and large, people come together to support each other. People share resources, people share food, people share time together. The power's out in the whole city, so everybody comes to the church and there's a big cookout and the groceries are going to go bad anyways, let's share them amongst each other and let's eat together.
These are real things that happen in real time in America. I think the predisposition to assuming that the American psyche is inherently antithetical to solidarity misses the real-world instances of that solidarity. The capitalist system has to work overtime to produce the fuck-you-got-mine culture that exists now. That's the way to get people to consume. The way to build a consumer-based economy is to build a consumer-based psyche. We know that the hegemony can be changed. It can be fought against. Gramsci speaks of this.
And so to me, one, you have to start with the youth, and you have to understand that there is a generational divide in America, right? So, the boomer class, I don't think you're typically going to get them to move away from their capitalist predisposition. But the boomer class is going to be shrinking continuously. They have reached their peak of their rule, right? And they are the ones who are the most true believers of the system because they have seen in real time that capitalism can uplift the productive forces. They saw the peak of that. Now we're seeing the collapse. It's not an argument that capitalism has failed to uplift these productive forces. It's that history has moved beyond the necessitation of capitalism, right? But if you're under 50, under 40, the younger you go, the more radical people are. And yes, there are all these cultural narratives that millennials and Gen Z are leaning more conservative, and oh, look at these talking heads that are platformed by these billionaires. They're Zoomers. So, of course, they're working overtime to prevent this radicalization. But it is happening, okay?
So when people are gathering, and people want to gather, it's a human inclination. The mechanisms of capital in this K-shaped economy have destroyed the concept of the third space. They have destroyed the means of gathering. They have destroyed the social productive means, unless you are in the top 10%, so to speak. When a cocktail is $15, those places are not catering to your typical working-class person. They're catering to a higher echelon of person, which makes up a smaller demographic, and that demographic continues to shrink as prices go up: K-shaped economy, right?
So the capitalist, in their pursuit of profit, has taken the promises of capitalism from the masses, those promises that provided the social contract, if you will, to enable people to be okay with the exploitation that comes with capitalism, right? You are much happier to be exploited by the capitalist if you have healthcare, can own a home, can put your kids through college, can have a place to hang out, right? Can, you know, have extra money to go do social events and participate in the world. This was how it was in the '70s and the '80s. This is why the boomer generation still believes in this system. Whereas people who exist now fundamentally do not have access to these same means, right?
And so, in a sense, they've given us the space to build something that can defeat them through their own means of pursuing profit. They have dug their own grave. They are their own grave diggers, as Marx said, right? And so if we look at these anarchist groups and how they're building things out, they're building things out through a mutual aid culture, a culture of I uplift you, you uplift me, we are both uplifted. And so the more that we reproduce this social space through that culture, the less power that the consumer culture has, especially when less and less people have access to that consumer culture. Because they're perfectly content, they, being the capitalist financial Wall Street class, to give us Discord calls and give us this panopticonic internet ecosystem as the only space left, right? But this will not hold because people are inherently social. People want to be out and about more. People want to create art.
You can make it impossible to start a band because nobody has access to housing. People will go play and practice in the fucking forest. I've seen this happen. Mark Fisher talks about how the availability of housing allows for artists to flourish, which enables deeper social reproduction of that art. Whereas now housing is scarce, so you're seeing significantly less art from the working masses, and those who do make art are having to make it within deeper market constraints. So there's much less room for experimentation.
However, if the mutual aid social reproductive system can overtake and continue to grow in this emergent, almost like a slime fungus, how it branches out and finds these most optimal paths, right, through these different nodes, then we could see this cultural social revolution happen. And that is really the key, I think. Before we can build anything, we have to build something that is shared. Before we can build a new, like a mirror, we have to build something worth seeing in that mirror, right?
And so when I see that the Food Not Bombs groups are pushing, they're hosting raves, they're hosting art exhibitions, they're, you know, using the funds from DJ sessions to support immigrant rights groups, like, that's a culture being built in real time. When I see bands get together, you know, four or five bands get together and they drop an EP and they say, look, we're selling this EP, all the money will go to this mission, all the money will go to this. That is real cultural aptitude, because those people aren't making very much money, because they're existing outside of the corporate consumer hegemony. They're not making that much money, and then they're deciding to use that money to push solidarity, to build working-class solidarity. That's post-consumer. That's post-fuck-you-got-mine culture. That's the new wave.
And so to me, as someone who does run a magazine, who does believe that this is the proper method of uplifting the people at this stage in our history, right? Who follows a chaos Marxist-adjacent line that specifically says that we must create this culture. I think the DSA, a group that has already captured so many of these organic intellectuals, should be less focused on electoralism and more focused on building these modes of cultural reproduction and acting as this network, this steward of this new working-class culture that is being built.
And so if I was going to make a caucus in the DSA, that would explicitly be the focus of the caucus. If you're an artist, a creator, you would be in this caucus. If you're a member of a band, you're in this caucus. Because these are the people who actively make culture. So to me it's like, I don't need to tell you what my tendency is. Oh, what flavor of leftist are you? Because we're building a new culture in real time. So it doesn't, you know what I mean? It would be a caucus where anyone could join, and you could be a member of other caucuses too.
But, like, everyone tells me that the guy who's hosting these raves or building these networks between artist groups and these art collectives and these bands and hosting these events and all that, throwing the kickback, is a waste of time. It is not militant. It is anarchist nonsense. There's no point. And in my mind, this is, like, dogmatic thinking that is preventing us from really building what we need to be building. Because none of our forefathers, none of the people who won, did so without a social element to it. It's called socialism.
And so if your only methodology of seizing victory is through electoral wins, you're missing the social reproductive element, and your electoral wins will come slower. Because no campaign is predicated on the networks of a single organizer. It's predicated on the foundations of prefigurative politics being built in real time. That's why a candidate comes to the DSA asking for an endorsement. They want to have access to that network, that system, that foundation. And how much better would it be if you could say, yeah, we'll endorse you, and we'll be handing out cards for your campaign at our rave this weekend. We've already got a hundred RSVPs. It's happening at a warehouse that we have logistical access to because we're an actual organization with over a hundred members in it, our chapter alone.
Let's talk scenes and subcultures and why they are dead or dying. They're dead or dying because of capitalism. All right, you can close the article now. I just want to zoom in here on the punk scene in particular, because it's probably the one that it's most known for its politics and political ethos. We can start by addressing the elephant in the room: the Nazi punks fuck off culture of direct confrontation with fascists in the scene is almost certainly overstated and ran through an almost mythological lens. But it actually did happen. People were much more militantly against right-wing culture and fascist culture in the scene.
But there's been a shift, both in terms of the level of politic that is acceptable to support on the left side of things, as well as a much more ambient energy towards those with right-wing sympathies. And the reason for that is material and is to do with the economics of the scene. Like I said before, housing and the availability of housing and the low cost of rent allows for multiple cultural spaces to emerge, whether that's two band members living in a house and people are practicing in the garage, or multiple bars and clubs and venues existing in the same city because rent is lower. Well, this economics, this structure no longer exists. The material conditions of the '80s and '90s allowed for the scenes and subcultures to flourish because there was more available space for them to exist.
In addition, the left politics has become much more liberalized due to market forces. Punk rock pizza. Because nothing says punk rock like paying your back-of-the-house folks $17 an hour while you run a small business. It has become a commercialized brand, recuperated into the capitalist superstructure. Being punk became as vague as being progressive. There's a removal of the material class element from the subculture. The economics of the subculture, the working-class ethos of the subculture, subliminates into identity politics that are compatible with capitalism. The venue with the safe space banner that still pays their workers $15 an hour. The cafe that hosts the hardcore shows, but the workers at the cafe see their tips withheld so that the owner can go to Burning Man.
But in combination with the higher cost of rent and the less availability of space, there becomes a monopolization that requires less militancy. You effectively do need, in some way, you need the libertarian guy, who's—he's problematic, and yes, he follows some weird folks on social media, and he might even repost the occasional Nick Fuentes video, but he works for free and he buys a lot of drinks, and that economic flow is necessary to keep the rent paid, because the rent's going up every six months to every year. And it's not just one guy. There's groups of these folks. So the militancy has to decrease to allow for both the liberal progressive capitalist-friendly ethos as well as lowering the militancy to allow for the right-wing customer to at the very least purchase and supply the location with profit.
Therefore, any and all of all these scenes, right? All these subcultures, are being drug away from their working-class class solidarity ethos and underlying principles to be recuperated into capitalism, to be resold. No longer do you need to live your life with a mutual aid principle in your heart to be punk. You just need to go to the right store, maybe order the battle jacket on Shein, I shop at Punk Rock Pizza, I vend 3D printed collectibles at the punk rock flea market. It's divorced from the working class so totally that it becomes a costume.
But yet, because even socialism itself is a subculture under capitalism, with its own in-group language, its own memetic structures, its own underlying principles, people are still gravitating towards subcultures, looking for meaning and identity and personhood and community and connection. Therefore, in my opinion, it would behoove the DSA to begin to operate on the grounds of the cultural reproduction. One, because it will allow socialism to break out of being its own insular subculture, its own sort of groupthink. And that's not to say that the theory or the intellectual elements that we engage with are wrong or bad, but it is a subcultural thing.
I mean, in the same way that the punk community has tendencies. Oh, I'm more of a crust punk. I'm really into the hardcore scene. Me, I like to keep it a little slower. I'm more into, like, the metal-infused things. Oh, I'm a core guy. Metalcore, post-hardcore. I love the core. There's all these different tendencies. Socialism is the same way. I'm an anarcho-communist. Me, I really like to post meme edits of Mao, sigma edits of Mao. Oh, me, oh me, I'm more of a traditional anarchist. I'm really into reading Emma Goldman. Oh, me, I'm a Marxist-Leninist. You know, I love the USSR. I have a whole—I run an Instagram page that's a gallery of USSR images. Like, these are subcultural tendencies in the same way that punk subculture moves and exists. It's the same ideas, right?
And so in order for socialism to not be this subcultural apparatus that currently exists, and in order to gain wider acceptance and become not a subculture but the culture, it must spread and reevaluate the subcultures that currently exist. It is indeed revolutionary when a rave happens, and it happens with a combination of local organizers, the local DSA chapter, maybe the local Food Not Bombs group, maybe another political party, because now we've all come together because everybody just wants to dance at the end of the day, and there's no space to do it. And the more we reclaim that space, the less it is driven by the market forces. Because we're not the landlord venue owner that is willing to accept market forces that predicate the destruction of the internal principles.
Instead of having to sell a product to keep the place open, there are other models of solidarity-based funding. An example of a space would be Expressions St. Pete, which is a queer-focused community center. They have washers, dryers, food pantries. They host events, and it's ran through a combination of solidarity donations, ticket sales, and membership and dues, and in collaboration with other local groups. Through this means this exists. That is a model of infrastructure building that allows us to cultivate this new socialist culture.
To me, this is probably where the real battle lies: taking socialism from being its own subcultural apparatus where we post sigma edits of Joseph Stalin on TikTok, to being the culture, because it is built from cultures that actual working-class people engage with, and not 100-year-old memetic structures that have predicated who we are and how we identify with our politics.
>>2908133>I thought that the stuff he posts is fed to him by staffersits both
>>2908152>social revolution this already happened, it was called Woke 1.0
>>2908148Holy cucked
>>2908149Kek
>>2908151As imperialism grows and with the internet is has no exported western supremacist ideals to the nations it would call inferior though some of the more online people of those nations have stated that they are just like THEYRE oppressors and apart of the “superior race” when their oppressors wouldnt say so
>>2908139>It all depends who decrees the rightsAll who decree are masters. All who are masters must be purged.
>You can't expect, for example, that the us ruling elites are committed to keep them.Never expected them to.
>>2908155Woke 1.0 was a fake revolution of keyboard warriors whose only constructive accomplishment was convincing people to be less mean to LGBT people
>>2908159>>2908155All that woke 1 did was alienate the working class even more from leftism
>>2908160>>2908159No one knows about woke 1.0 except me. Woke is a continuous process, not a build.
>>2908161No I know it and it was indentitarian
>>2908164Definitely not the case
>>2908152this is just some shit from my own notebooks tbh but you know i have so much shit that i don't put out there because i just write it down for myself
>>2908161>>2908164woke 1.0 was the buddha's awakening under the bodhi tree
My mother is the definition of blue maga shes like a liberal feminist who seems conspiratorial though she notably wasnt during Biden and trumps 1st term when health skepticism was seen as right wing(I like to imagine if trump was a Democrat health skeptic in 2016 she woukd vote for him even though she never liked even when he was a 80s rich guy) though as trumps 2nd term as caused the left and liberals to grow to these ideas she has aswel she even sent me videos about chek trails and she believes all of trumps assanaitions were fake(which they could’ve been) though unlike most conspiracy theorists she trusts dr. Fauci doesnt think vaccines cause autism(probably due to me being autistic is the reason she doesn’t think it) and she weirdly is a Biden dead Enver though supported him dropping out when he did because “the republicans wouldve latched on to his age” or whatever she also thinks Israel duped Biden into supporting them and thst the Clinton’s are completely innocents
Shes the definition of blue maga
>>2908166When did you write it?
>>2908165It clearly is woke 1 abandoned class in favor of indentity
>>2908170Nothing their online repersenitives however(like Nick Fuentes) arent the best
>>2908171a few days ago at work. it's just a part of many pages though.
>>2908160I get into this argument with lib friends sometimes.
Chuds being weird about The Odyssey is exactly how Woke 1 made the left look for almost a decade, and we’re just now reversing the damage
>>2908173I'm on my way to see the movie rn, I can't image me it is worse than Mexicans made us look.
>>2908172Alright
>>2908173True though for the Odysee thing the right winger who’s main issue is video games/media has been doing that for years and I do feel this im glas the average person is just realizing that the keft has some good points and idpol is bad and identity doesnt really matter with most people starting to become somewhat or flirting with left wing ideas finally gaining some class consciousness that
- Class war
- Fuck trump
- Both parties are bad
- Voting for a third party is nice if it existed
- No more foreign wars
- Workers over “the rich”
And those are just 6 ways the average American agrees with the keft they other wise wouldnt hsve a bit ago also neo-liberalism is dying so it’s probably going to be replaced by fascism it seems right now or in this new fascist neo-liberal weird thing if trump embraces neo-con a bit more I don’t think the revolutionary conditions are ripe yet(probably around the 2949s/2050s though the workers are finally realizing THEYRE oppressed
>>2908170>>2908176What nonsense are you up about
>>2908171Can’t even tell me what a woke is. The fantasy of the hidden majority will end, brutally even.
>>2908180>>>2908176 (You)>What nonsense are you up abouthttps://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clym85ev64loHispanic voters sent Trump back to power. Now some are souringI don't like Mexicans
>>2908180Woke is vague though it means social progressivism though at the same time it can encompass idpol and actual social progressivism of the Marxist tradition which is what divides woke 1 and 2 with woke 2 either being just abandoning social issues and economic issues of the left and or socdems to become liberal like AOC or actual social progressivism of communism
kazakhstani women are so hot
>>2908183>>2908185Theres no asiatic women
>>2908182Classic Democrat
>>2908184>Woke is vagueWoke is a twitter word blown out of proportion and distorted to unrecognizability by complete and utter morons.
>actual social progressivism of the Marxist tradition which is what divides woke 1 and 2 with woke 2There is no division. It is not a historical term. This is utter nonsense. It has no relation to culture war.
>>2908190>woke is Twitter wordTrue I guess
>>2908190The culture war co-opted woke and that’s how I define woke and there is division between woke 1 and 2
>>2908192>The culture war co-opted wokeCorrect
>and that’s Why there is a sudden division between “woke 1” and “woke 2” (not things).
>>2908195Because woke 1 is idpol while woke 2 admits class is more important
>>2908196economist trunami
Somebody make /rian/ war thread 73
>>2908204Not even multipoLARPers care about Iran anymore. It's a stalemate more boring than Ukraine.
>>2908196>BecauseThere is no because after my statement. Woke is a casualty of the culture war, and “woke 1” and “woke 2” are parts of it’s desecrated and twisted corpse.
>>2908208True
>>2908209No we’re bring it back
>>2908211True
>>2908212You cannot bring back what you do not know
When will revolution happen predictions for the future?
>>2908218Arent they supposed to do that even if it isn’t a war
>>2908220Yeah, but they’re too busy ripping copper out the walls to do so
>>2908223Ok
BIG NEWS YES OR NOOOOO THIS IS GETTING BORING
>>29082281) Probably a problem, remember what happened the last time a German far right party gained power?
2) Doubt it'll go anywhere even if I hope so much that it will
3) Likely nothingburger
4) Iran seems to alternate between bluster and action, so take your pick.
5) Likely nothingburger
6) Nothingburger.
>>2908195US democrats are afraid of becoming social democrats so they have to make a distiction between "woke 1" and "woke 2"
The excesses like anti capitalism, anti israelism, derision of right wing culture will be woke 1
>>2908230>>2908228Mail voting won’t change and fad is on track to bring back fascism by the next election(2029) Ukraine war is forever war and im glad more and more leftists are realizing this is inter-imperialist conflict and becoming anti-war the mail voting thing won’t happen and I guess libtards can’t call trump orgs be anymore?
>>2908246Thoughts on this? Leftypol seems a bit minor though I could be missing something
>>2908145>Your right im just coping because I voted for him(wouldve voted psl though I thought they were too small)>Still though hes okYeah, I posted thse
>>2908127, but I don't change west for someone like say… aipac Shakur hakeem jeffries or rabbi shumley personal horse, cory booker.
>>2908254True
>>2908252Not going to happen since the New Mexico government would have to vote in that which like maybe one New Mexican congressman would vote yes?
>>2908252hot take: he posts that dumb shit looking to capture higher audiences for his mediocre social media.
>>2908260He probably took the bait on Iran for social media
>>2908261In fact, I’ll go further, Donald Trump and Keffe D are the same person
I live in new mexico, it's 90% non-white people here, a blue state, and we all pretty much hate donald trump. it'll never change to appease him.
>>2908265Rural or Santa Fe?
>>2907453the incident of the cops in Georgia shooting a white petty-bouj property owner's donkey is I think a barometer for how bad things are going.
small business land owners have historically been the biggest backers of anti-socialism, especially in the US. If even they aren't at least somewhat protected from the cops then that should tell you something. pissing off the land owning middle to upper-middle class is a great way to have some sort of revolt. Not a socialist one in character mind you, but if you piss off enough land owners thing will get spicy.
>>2908265The rich people here are trump supporters tho. They fly flags on the back of their pickup trucks and install flagpoles for their houses to fly the Trump flag over the US flag or some variant of it.
>>2906975Treatler burgers simply can not accept these facts as facts. Burgers can't into communism, which is a science. Butgers can into leftist ideology which is horsesh
>>2908283yeah there's some of that but they're a minority as far as I can tell.
>>2907054>more efficient methods of production and automation will allow usuyghah, what "us"? The only country still producing shit is China.
You burgers will be (and are) completely absent from enjoying the fruits of automation, since you produce nothing.
You are literal fucking parasites sucking the rest of the world dry with your dwindling military might and banking institutions.
That's all you is, uygha.
Automation won't affect your life in a positive way – it will ruin it.
>>2907144>God hates LeninismLenin killed God.
>>2907069>hinking a global revolution means physically redistributing capital so that it's all even is some retarded rightoid's understanding of socialism.Except that data doesn't hold that premise. It uses a hypothetical to demonstrate geopolitical realities.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hypotheticalfucking canadian scum
>>2908275They'll quell the masses though, they always do. I'm wishing not but…
>>2908296Lenin is dead, Mao is dead, America is dying but refuses to die. Do you know what’s alive? Bears, they’re by far the most adaptable land mammal, they’ll inherit the earth
>>2908275This will lead to another Share The Wealth movement rising
>>2908296>It uses a hypothetical to demonstrate geopolitical realities.It's an irrelevant hypothetical that people are drawing retarded and wrong conclusions from.
>>2908248Thoughts on what?
>>2908025They are already scapegoating young black men for not being loyal enough. They are blamed for Stacey Abrams losing the election and it is only a matter of time until the party machine deems those men as misogynists and bullet bags. But at that point they will be lecturing an empty stadium
>>2908313They’re the only available alternative though, there’s no situation short of nuclear apocalypse or military coup where you end the negative dialectic of republicans and democrats.
>>2908292>mom you don’t understand the AmeriKKKan labor AristoKKKrats are actually not workersKEEEEEK MY FUCKING SIDES
>>2908306Kek
>>2908312Thoughts on the last that killed her children or something
>>2908324Either she had too much zoloft or not enough, either way she’s just a product of society and the death of her children are just as much everyone’s fault as it is hers and her husband’s
>>2908331Good, it’s honest
>>2908333Why not? They already ripped off Star Trek for the logo
>>2908331this + renaming shit = total hegemonic loss
socialists must build a new culture
>>2908337There is no such thing as new culture, only remixes and remasters
>>2908338>>2908337There have been over 100 Marvel movies and TV shows so far this millenia.
>>2908343if living in america had loading screens this would be one of them, along with
"The bulletproof vest was invented by a pizza delivery driver."
>>2907090If you're read Critique of the Gotha Program you know socialism is very boring, just capitalism with a few tweaks, you still go to your dumb job, you get labor vouchers, go to the store and buy stuff, hardly worth all the drama.
>>2907082People were saying the USA had low unemployment, and now AI made a million new jobs? How does that work.
>>2908357Then why should anyone risk their lives or go to jail trying to make it happen?
the great reunification of america
>>2908364It’s third person shooter slop actually, honestly, it’s story isn’t even as good as Gears of War which its gameplay rips off
>>2908367>dude we made you kill all those people but you controlled the guy so you did itstill pretty good tho low kirk
>>2908369It really shows the limits of video games as any kind of subversive media, MGS2 is even worse in this regard
>>2908370becomes more interesting if considered a meta-commentary on the game developer's own role in normalizing war
>>2908371Kind of fair, what I really liked is The Black Angels and Mogwai and some of the setpieces
>>2908376Things that are pretentious are at least ambitious, I think we could all use more ambition tbh
>>2906538This song actually predates AI btw
"Game Over" by Falling In Reverse
Thoughts on tgis? I think he has good politics though is very misguided im like 16 minutes in and so far IVE been ruthlessly criticizing him(talking to my self while watching the video) to the point my heart is racing trying to do an organize exodus from ds soon because ain’t going to push the DSA left let alone the democrats
Pasting it her incase embed doesn’t work:
https://youtu.be/YXAdSBLw0pA?si=ByjdWhdaFUYPKucV>>2908380Socialism will not come to the USA by any means outside of a foreign invasion much like Germany
>>2908393It will even in Germany it could e came though didnt
>>2908400Answer me this, how are you gonna have a revolution that the government doesn’t consent to?
>>2908409The government never consents to a revolution retard
>>2908413Yes they do, you need significant factions of the police, intelligence agencies, and military on your side to even have a chance at “overthrowing the government”
I think I’m becoming a reactionary, I think it would be better if humans were bonobos and didn’t have opposable thumbs
Actually, scratch that, earth would be better without life, just be rocks and sand shifting around with the winds like on mars
>>2908393isn't there always somebody giving an overly academic and subjectively cringey presentation at these things? I don't know why it makes people rage out on xitter every time.
>>2908431Because that’s what it’s designed to do
>>2908427They don't even have to do that. There are other ALPR cameras made by Axon and Motorola. Problem is bigger than just 1 company.
>>2908393Never gonna happen and not just because of thermonuclear war. We have to do it ourselves.
>>2908448If Americans were capable of socialist revolution, it would have happened already. Every generation of workers is more coddled and domesticated than the last, all the “dissent” and complaining on the internet you see is pure social signaling, it’s wearing a t shirt.
>>2908441I know that I just can't really comprehend it. Eventually people are like "oh it's the basically the same sort of thing I got angry about last year" right? I can never use social medias for more than a few months, I guess I'm just emotionally numb or something…
>>2908450You have to actively like being angry like a fox news viewer
>>2908457Third worldism is correct until there’s a revolution in westoidland, which won’t happen until everywhere is wet bulb temperatures at which point it’s too late to save civilization anyway. At this point I question the whole idea of progress or humans as a species in general.
>>2908431The Haymarket Books conference has always had these types of people.
>>2908459>Third worldism is correct until there’s a revolution in westoidlandUnless you’re counting liberal revolutions, thirddies don’t have anything under their belts.
>which won’t happen until everywhere is wet bulb temperaturesOrange man is accelerating conditions quite nicely
>At this point I question the whole idea of progress or humans as a species in generalI am both unsurprised and uninterested in this statement
>>2908518>demand for data centres raises demand for data centre constructionOh, really? What a revelation.
>>2908324Tbh the only really interesting thing about that case is how people don't understand anything about how the legal system works.
>>2908380I think the DSA is a phrase through which the American worker's movement must pass on its road to maturity. It will obviously fail, but American socialism won't start seriously grappling with the problems of political independence and building a real party until these reformist and entryist efforts have failed. I have no doubt that a lot of young DSA people will be the future leaders of a more radical and class conscious movement in the future.
>>2908532True I hope the red star people split and form their own party why?
- They’ll have resources unlike other vanguards that start from scratch
- they can’t reform DSA
- They’ll have tge ability to
- It’ll be just like the Bolsheviks and Mensheviks or something
- Theyre Marxist and Leninist/communistaka they’ll know how to do a vanguard
- They’ll be able to run a 3rd party
>>2908518Breaking news: New evidence emerges of a massive rise and surge in new jobs created and filled by war-industry, following a rise in labor demand caused by newly created war industries and an increase in the production of children-killing war machinery.
>>2908541>implying weapons create valuepoor comparison
>>2908248The husband said she was hearing voices so I don't know why chuds are complaining about empathy or algo.
The sad part is that they, the people screeching about the only two options this woman faces, believe that being sent to a mental health institution for life is some kind of acquitted decision.
I truly wish them to be sent to a mental health institution.
>>2908548They think unless you're getting beaten up by prison guards and raped by your fellow inmates it's not a real punishment.
>>2908543The facetious headline works in more than one way besides value creation.
>>2908555I argued with someone who told me if that's their destiny (getting molested in prison), might as well give them capital punishment, a truly empathetic fellow
>>2908555True, true.
And in fact, mental health patients get beaten up and raped, too. Highly underreported. Why chuds are angry because she will skip jail? I can only think they haven't developed the frontal cortex, or they don't have a developed frontal cortex and they don't have the ability to discern between bad and bad. Which kinda explains why they would vote for trump thinking it's an improvement from biden.
>>2908567Of course rape and abuse of the mentally ill goes underreported, you’re not gonna take the patients at their word.
>>2908393>socialism will not come to le nationcorrect, socialism throws le nation into the dustbin of history
>>2908518Data centers are surrounded by contradiction
>>2908598Do it yourself
>>2908579Thoughts Leftypol on this new AGI?
>>2908598The sun should be Trump
>>2908599AGI (artificial general intelligence) doesn’t exist yet chud
>>2908610I thought they just discovered AGI with chat gpt 7? Or at least that’s what the normgroid video told me
>>2908614Fuck that they would conspir wouldnt they?
>>2908623Kek
>>2908617Every retarded reactionary will get a free robot that follows them around to help them and make sure they don't harm or bother others.
>>2908628>I thought they just discovered AGI with chat gpt 7? We haven’t even figured out fruit flies yet. Chat gpt 7 is a glorified chat bot.
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-00771-1https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/09/brain-of-a-male-fly-completely-mapped-joins-earlier-map-of-a-female-brain/>>2908630Reactionaries will be dealt with in more timely and less costly manners
>>2908633Fuck I meant to say Chet got 6 though what you said is probably even more truer for 6 than 7
>>2908623A quick reminder that Track Aipac will actively lie and/or cover the tracks for other zionist organizations like JStreet
>>2908646Is this supposed to be convincing?
>>2908531Retards see the words "not guilty" and automatically assume she's going back on the streets soon. To the average anerikkkan, it's not a punishment if it doesn't involve prison rape
>>2908655It wasn't even not guilty it was declared a mistrial.
>>2908652I thought it might help with your ignorance.
>>2908657It sounds like it was going to be a sucessful insanity plea before a chud dug in his heels
>>2908660Ignorance? You lot do not have the capacity to create any form of sentient life yet. If anything, you’re setting the species back towards actual developments. And the audacity to consider your slopmaker 9000 anything more than junk? Embarrassing.
Did they put that lindsday person into a jail yet?
>>2908646Tricked again into thinking a markov chain is intelligence.
You are not smart enough to discuss things, sorry. Try tiktok.
>>2908697She's probably going to trial again. Maybe in a few years. I don't know.
>>2908292>get a jobOne of the things stopping me from being a third worldist because calling every American prole an aristorcrat is retarded and immaterial
>>2908701May she get raped by a trооn in a prison.
>>2908719Is trump doing this out of pure petty nationalism?
>>2908719Could it be something more original like New Fredonia or anything else. New America sounds like a toddlers idea for a name
>>2908719>Oregamerica>Kabramerica<Nebraska>Penn Floirida? Pean Florida?Why?
>Jeramerica>Gmit $#inmamericaWell At least the AI Slop machine was able to make any of it legible. It's progressing.
>>2908719>>2908731I guess Minnesota is part of Wisconsin now too. Also
>New MeximericaMexican Americans? What is this woke shit.
>>2908722Guards will do that just fine. No beautiful lady😍🥰s nessecary
>>2908736>No beautiful lady😍🥰z necessaryFaggit ass mods
>>2908719He literally does just want to rename everything America
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>>2908754It’s not even on his finger
>>2908754lmao, green lantern aislop.
>>2908675Who said anything about sentient life? You posted three year old links about fly brains like that has anything to do with current capabilities of AI.
>>2908699How many of the things shown in that video can *you* do? How does it feel to be dumber than a chatbot?
>>2908807>Who said anything about sentient life?AGI is sapient life on a human scale.
>You posted three year old links about fly brainsOne of then is only 4 days old.
>like that has anything to do with current capabilities of AIWhat part of “artificial
INTELLIGENCE“ did you not understand. If science is stuck at messing around with the brains of fruit flies and figuring out what intelligence even is, what makes you think for a moment that they’ll be capable of making an artificial version of what they currently only poorly understand?
>>2908817>AGI is sapient life on a human scale.AGI means equal to humans in most economically significant work. It has nothing to do with sentience.
>>2908820>AGI means equal to humans in most economically significant work<Artificial general intelligence (AGI) is a hypothetical type of artificial intelligence that matches or surpasses human capabilities across virtually all cognitive tasks<Beyond AGI, artificial superintelligence (ASI) would outperform the best human abilities across every domain by a wide margin. Unlike artificial narrow intelligence (ANI), whose competence is confined to well‑defined tasks, an AGI system can generalise knowledge, transfer skills between domains, and solve novel problems without task‑specific reprogramming.<AGI is a common topic in science fiction and futures studies<There is no single agreed-upon definition of intelligence as applied to computers. Computer scientist John McCarthy wrote in 2007: "We cannot yet characterize in general what kinds of computational procedures we want to call intelligent.">It has nothing to do with sentience.Machine learning exists exactly for this bullshit you’re trying to pull here. The only reason why you uttered the acronym AGI out of your mouth is because you are nothing more than another hypster eager to repeat history they have no knowledge of.
>>2908749Time for chemical castration
>>2908754>American manufacturing Almost two years later and it's still practically nonexistent kek
>>2908803the United States should take Greenland
>>2908739It's like how a lot of things in the USSR were named after Lenin to the point of confusion.
>>2908859>Labor Day discountThis would make the original moderates of the unions faint if only they stuck to may day(even doe it also wouldve probably been co-opted by capital aswel)
>>2908829AGI is when AI is on or above human intelligence
>>2908820In intelligence not just economic work in fact AGI isnt physical but digital instead
>>2908803Trump is an American ultra-nationalist revitalizing us imperialism of the 1800s what do you expect
>>2908845There were some plans to take Iceland in 1867
>>2908916True what even is the SoA?
>>2908924>>genocide of fatsos >>looking good is fascist, the left become more dysgenic aren't those two goals at odds?
>>2908925That anti-fit speech was not only counter-revolutionary(making people unfit for revolutions but also just straight up harmful as it encourages unhelathyness
>>2908929We’re living in the bad timeline I would’ve never thought hunter biden would meet up with Nick and now pumping and dumping his own shitcoin
>>2908929>Biden’s memecoin will be called $LAPTOP and will launch on Sept. 9, his X post suggested, with the post featuring a video cutting together media reports referencing Biden’s infamous laptop that became a political controversy.
>$LAPTOP will launch on crypto exchange Base, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday, and one billion tokens will be issued.
>According to the Journal, Biden and the other co-founders will hold 30% of the memecoin’s supply, while another 20% will be sent to the crypto wallets of Biden’s Substack subscribers, subscribers to video journalist Andrew Callahan’s mailing list—and, most notably, people who bought President Donald Trump’s memecoin and lost money on it.
>It remains to be seen how distributing the tokens to those groups will work and if users will have to opt in to receiving $LAPTOP, but cryptocurrency tokens can more generally be “airdropped” and distributed for free to users who meet certain criteria, which is a practice typically used to help market cryptocurrency tokens and boost circulation.
>Up to 30% of the $LAPTOP coins could also be destroyed based on whether certain events take place, the Journal reported, which would in turn raise the value of the remaining coins by dwindling the supply.
>Events that could impact the memecoin’s supply include a Democrat winning the presidency in 2028, $LAPTOP having a higher market value than Trump’s $TRUMP memecoin and Bitcoin reaching an all-time high, according to the Journal, and tokens will be given to charity if those events don’t play out. >>2908754this is surprisingly fitting
>the manufacturing isn't real, it's just made from light>trump, just like the green lantern Hell Jordan is a pedophile Dammit, they already made $Marx coin, $Mao coin too.
https://www.coinbase.com/price/marxhttps://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mao/Maybe $Labor coin? Or should I spell it $Labour? $LTV coin? Oh shit, $Lenin coin isn't taken yet. We could all get rich.
>>2908935Green lantern is a pedophile?
>>2908579AGI doesn't exist. LLMs are incapable of becoming AGI because of the way they are made. LLMs are the same thing as Eliza in 1970's.
>>2908941It's got to be legal in space? Right?
What exactly is a revolution?
- Some people might argue there have been many revolutions in Central America
- Others might argue that they were attempts at revolutions, failed, and now everything is worse
Who is right?
>>2908950Never happened award
>>2908916Fun fact: the first phase of Brazilian international relations is called "americanismo ingênuo" (naïve Americanism), because our diplomats thought they could be friends with the US. Then they realized it was not going to happen and adopted a more pragmatic stance.
>>2908950Historical progression
>>2909004The old Brazilian republic worshipped the US.
After the monarchy was abolished, the entire political system was modeled after the US including the presidential system and having states as subdivisions instead of provinces. Even the flag was ripped off but people protested and it changed back to a modified version of the imperial flag.
https://apnews.com/article/affordable-housing-shortage-poorest-us-80fab2a0fb645e4d629b0ef7e3c2b496The poorest in the US can’t find housing even as low-income units sit empty
>Mathew Davis, who lives in a homeless shelter in Austin, Texas, would love an apartment of his own. But with the little money he makes donating blood plasma, even a $450-a-month tiny home with no running water and a communal bathroom would be a stretch.
>Meanwhile, over 4,500 units the city classifies as affordable — nearly 16% — sit empty.
>“I don’t make enough money really to afford anything,” Davis, 49, said of the few hundred dollars he earns a month. “I just keep trying to swim uphill.”
>The poorest people in the U.S. face the most acute shortages of affordable homes. But the majority of low-income housing financed in recent years is for those earning 50% of an area’s median income or above, according to a survey of state housing agencies. Too poor to be poor anymore.
>>2908803He forgot the American Sea, the East American Ocean, and the West American Ocean
>>2908924Ian svenonius definitely had a point. If only they listened. Vote Mr. Wilimos(NC) for u.s senate.
>>2909053
Why they changed it I can’t say
>>2909054People just like it better that way
>>29089563rd is complete bullshit and whoever made this is a Nazi.
>>2908745I'm fine with Trump renaming things to own the libs or whatever but man he needs more originality. Maybe open up a bidding system. Just don't let Musk do it we'll end up with a state with l337 speak numbers in it.
why do i learn only now that trump has germoid genes lmfao
>>2908956Three types of fascism
>>2909065>Just don't let Musk do it we'll end up with a state with l337 speak numbers in it.Trump isn’t saying no to serious piles of money
>>2908929can someone smarter than me explain how these work? You have to get people to invest in something that is quite obviously a scheme to rugpull 99% of investors, right? How have they not generated a reputation for being a scam at this point. Is it just there's a sucker is born every minute. Maybe people just want to give their money to their lord celebrity influencer out of fealty and don't care about getting scammed? I guess with Trump it's a way to bribe him, so I can maybe understand that one.
>>2909358people think they can ride it to the top and cash out before it crashes. basically "nah i'd win" mentality.
>>2908924Least obvious psyop
>mask mandate enforced That one is good though. Covid is still circulating and infecting people, and so are plenty of other respiratory infections.
>>2908924>mask mandate enforcedbased
>>2909358people love thinking they can beat the odds before becoming a statistic.
mildly more charitably you can hypothetically cash out early if you can ignore FOMO
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