Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 18:14:25 No. 478295
<a onclick="highlightReply('431196', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431196">>>431196</a><br/>Burn down Labour and form a new left party, labour is rotten to the core. IMT fags milling about because they're too ashamed to face their Militant comrades who at least had the balls to stick it out alone.
Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 18:21:32 No. 478296
<a onclick="highlightReply('431204', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431204">>>431204</a><br/>I agree, my hope is that<br/><br/>1. The motion wins<br/>2. The Starmer leadership backlashes and denies corbyn.<br/>3. They expel so many members, and the disgust from ignoring confrence, allows the creation of a new party.
Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 18:40:20 No. 478298
<span class="quote">>the undetectable man will get elected again</span><br/>He can't keep getting away with it
Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 20:34:24 No. 478301
Lads did it come Rome yet?
Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 20:35:54 No. 478302
How is it possible that britposters are worse than burgerposters on leftypol?
Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 20:52:58 No. 478303
<a onclick="highlightReply('431273', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431273">>>431273</a><br/>expulsion tends to take a while, if you kick everyone out at the same time you would cause an organised resistance. Instead they do it in drips and drabs like they attempted to do to the Militant but they just fucked off. IMT has no spine so former members will stay in party and renounce their views, despite their book club circles
Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 21:45:34 No. 478304
thank you for making a new thread however i am also going to have to break your fingers for not linking it in the old one.
Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 21:46:28 No. 478305
<a onclick="highlightReply('431343', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431343">>>431343</a><br/>I came in your mum last night.
Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 21:46:31 No. 478306
<a onclick="highlightReply('431347', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431347">>>431347</a><br/>because you're a seething burgerposter
Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 21:47:19 No. 478307
<a onclick="highlightReply('431367', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431367">>>431367</a><br/>Erhm, SocApp is the IMT wing, the IMT have been kicked out of Labour: that's the point.
Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 22:22:27 No. 478309
<a onclick="highlightReply('431488', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431488">>>431488</a><br/>AHAHAHAHAHAAH
Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 22:25:50 No. 478310
<a onclick="highlightReply('431488', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431488">>>431488</a><br/>This was the same woman who fucked up the economy so bad that she only got bailed out by North Sea oil extraction and a convenient war but trust a Daily Fail writer to have zero grasp on reality.
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 03:37:16 No. 478311
The United Kingdom was the most proletarian country in the world. This was hardly the image it projected overseas, or within the empire, or to itself. Yet it had the largest and perhaps the most uniform urban working class –rivalled in size only by the German and the American. In no place other than the United Kingdom could it be said that up to 80 per cent of the people were known as the ‘working classes’. The British people were ‘manual workers’,they were ‘hands’, ‘housewives’. Most were ‘respectable’, ‘decent’ indeed. A minority were so far from being ‘gentle’ they were labelled ‘rough’. The people were not, as in most of the world, peasants, but proletarians living in a complex interconnected society. Their lives were recorded by the hand of a bureaucrat – a shipping clerk, a census enumerator, a War Office pen-pusher,an official in a labour exchange – not by their own hands.<br/>Labour, work, toil were, aside from sleep, what most did with most of their time. Necessity’s sharp pinch was never far away. Most owned very little – three-quarters had less than £100 (a low annual wage) in wealth. They owned very little more than their clothes and furniture and kitchen utensils. They were branded on the tongue, speaking in local accents,different from those of the gentlefolk above them. They were marked by their clothing: they wore cloth caps if male, and if female might have, at the beginning of the century, covered their heads with a shawl. They paid rent to private landlords, and they worked for private employers. If employed, they were paid weekly, and from 1911 were subject to a specific working-class poll-tax, National Insurance. The great majority paid no income tax, and if they did they paid no National Insurance. They started work earlier in the morning than the middle class. There were special ‘workmen’s tickets’ on trains running before 8 a.m.; such fares accounted for some 5 per cent ormore of passenger revenue in the 1930s, and one-third of the ordinary number of tickets sold (excluding season tickets).<br/>They had schools, and many other institutions, exclusively to themselves too. So-called ‘elementary’ schools run by local authorities from the 1902 Education Act onwards divided from the interwar years into infants (to seven), junior (to eleven) and senior elementary schools (to fourteen), with an increasing distinction between the first two (primary schools) and secondary schools –terminology which remained even as the system changed radically. Unlike middle-class schools they were mixed gender. The spectator sport of the working-class male was football – not rugby or cricket – a game successfully implanted by the British working class all over the world, with, oddly, the exception of the former British empire. In terms of intellectual life the stark truth was that the working class did not have very much it could call its own. <br/>Yet this working class developed an unusually strong trade union movement, both for the skilled and the unskilled, especially for men. These trade unions created a political party itself steeped in the world of work which emerged as a national party in the interwar years. In the 1920s, and especially from 1945, it gave the House of Commons a significant number of working-class members and formed a majority government. In 1950 the United Kingdom still had one of the very largest working-class movements in the capitalist world, and certainly the most organized. By telling the story of the Labour Party as part of the story of labour, we can see that its power rested on a quite different basis from that of the other important parties. It was always subservient or in opposition to greater political powers. The Labour Party was in office from time to time; the industrial, military, financial and professional arms of the Liberal and Conservative parties were in power all of the time. Labour’s primary task was to get workers,specifically trade unionists, into local government, and into the House of Commons. It was not a party with a complete alternative set of policies and prescriptions, for example in foreign affairs and military strategy.
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 04:51:06 No. 478312
<span class="quote">>The Communist Party fights for the national independence and the true national interests of the British people and of all the peoples of the British Empire.</span><br/><span class="quote">><strong>The subjection of Britain to American imperialism is a betrayal of the British people</strong> in the interests of big business and of those who are planning a new world war. In the economic sphere, <strong>Britain has been turned into a satellite of America, and an American monopolist placed in supreme command of Britain’s industry</strong> and American economic controllers and supervisors established in London and reporting to Washington. <strong>American big business controls our financial policy, imposes trade restrictions and bans, openly dictates policy, as in the case of devaluation, and is extending the network of American financial penetration and control over British industry.</strong> In the military sphere, Britain has been turned into an American base, and the American army of occupation is growing. The new arms programme was decided on American instructions, and under the Atlantic Pact, Britain’s armed forces have been placed under an American Supreme Commander. <strong>The British Empire, similarly, has been subjected to increasing American financial and military penetration.</strong></span><br/><span class="quote">>For the first time in its history, our country has lost its independence and freedom of action in its foreign, economic and military policy to a foreign power—the United Slates of America.</span><br/>…<br/><span class="quote">> Within the British Isles, the enforced partition of Ireland and the maintenance of British troops in Northern Ireland must be ended, to enable Irish national unity to be realised. <strong>There must be full recognition of the national claims of the Scottish and Welsh peoples, to be settled according to the wishes of these peoples.</strong> </span><br/><br/>wonder what Leninhat thinks of the British Road to Socialism.
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 06:53:04 No. 478313
<a onclick="highlightReply('431461', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431461">>>431461</a><br/>I know, but they won't expel all the members overnight. The proscribed the group and witch hunt them out little by little, I know people who were Militant members who were kicked out a decade after their official explusion.
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 09:01:31 No. 478314
<a onclick="highlightReply('431347', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431347">>>431347</a><br/>Cope and seethe burger this is the best country general
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 09:59:27 No. 478315
<a onclick="highlightReply('431347', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431347">>>431347</a><br/>Britposters are full of distilled, original, undiluted anglofaggotry.
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 14:01:17 No. 478316
BBC studios STORMED by anti-Covid passport protesters, VIDEO shows clashes with police amid attempted break-in<br/><a href="
https://www.rt.com/uk/531537-bbc-studios-stormed-covid-protesters/ " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">
https://www.rt.com/uk/531537-bbc-studios-stormed-covid-protesters/</a> Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 15:02:21 No. 478317
<a onclick="highlightReply('433956', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#433956">>>433956</a><br/>lol it isn't even the BBC HQ, it's the old one they left in 2013
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 20:28:11 No. 478318
<a onclick="highlightReply('431488', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431488">>>431488</a><br/><br/>that's Miachel Gove's ex wife…
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 20:28:36 No. 478319
<a onclick="highlightReply('434941', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#434941">>>434941</a><br/>The "journalist"
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 20:41:41 No. 478320
Getting my A-level results tomorrow lads. Bricking it rn
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 20:47:12 No. 478321
<a onclick="highlightReply('434995', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#434995">>>434995</a><br/>Good luck King, I'm sure you'll do fine
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 20:51:51 No. 478323
<a onclick="highlightReply('435014', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#435014">>>435014</a><br/>Things can't go on like this forever, and the younger generations are much MUCH more left wing than the old.
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 20:58:32 No. 478324
<a onclick="highlightReply('434995', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#434995">>>434995</a> Also getting my results, sorta worried, but I don't think it will really hit me until tommorow.<br/><br/>Good luck to the both of us
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 21:06:45 No. 478325
<a onclick="highlightReply('435009', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#435009">>>435009</a><br/>Thanks mate, really hope I do<br/><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('435033', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#435033">>>435033</a><br/>Yeah I'm the same, it sort of doesn't feel real because we've not done any exams. Good luck to you too :)
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-09 (Mon) 21:45:36 No. 478326
<a onclick="highlightReply('434995', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#434995">>>434995</a><br/>Good luck anon, and they don’t matter that much anyway people just want to scare you into behaving
Anonymous 2021-08-09 (Mon) 22:24:26 No. 478327
<a onclick="highlightReply('435181', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#435181">>>435181</a><br/>Thanks sage
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 00:33:53 No. 478328
<a onclick="highlightReply('435055', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#435055">>>435055</a><br/>yeah its pretty surreal, especially with as you said, not doing exams, I'm just hoping with the amount of work I put in, that I did atleast alright and manage to get into a Russell group uni
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 15:23:14 No. 478330
<a onclick="highlightReply('435555', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#435555">>>435555</a><br/>Purge any and all blairites<br/><br/>Nice quads BTW
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 16:18:54 No. 478331
<a onclick="highlightReply('431488', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431488">>>431488</a><br/>"Climate Change" has always been a Malthusian stick which the bourgeoisie try to beat us with.<br/>Death to all greens and hippies.
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 16:27:37 No. 478332
<a onclick="highlightReply('421051', event);" href="/leftypol/res/370918.html#421051">>>421051</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('421204', event);" href="/leftypol/res/370918.html#421204">>>421204</a><br/>lol of course, they just accidentally booted people out of hospitals, killed them with end of life drugs, denied health care to the poor and sick and sat around drumming their fat labour aristo fingers for 18 months.
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 16:51:57 No. 478333
<a onclick="highlightReply('437159', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#437159">>>437159</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('437121', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#437121">>>437121</a><br/><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('433263', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#433263">>>433263</a>
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 17:08:43 No. 478335
<a onclick="highlightReply('437274', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#437274">>>437274</a><br/>They're not in denial about anything, they imposed lockdowns, muzzles, forced vaccinations.
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 17:13:19 No. 478336
<a onclick="highlightReply('437283', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#437283">>>437283</a><br/>Are you talking about the pandemic or climate change?
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 17:46:37 No. 478337
<a onclick="highlightReply('435555', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#435555">>>435555</a><br/>Preventing John Smith from being assasinated.
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 18:21:36 No. 478338
<a onclick="highlightReply('435555', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#435555">>>435555</a><br/>Labour never enters the national goverment.
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 20:38:28 No. 478339
Hope yal doing well, hate the drama
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 20:41:06 No. 478340
We should beat up Leninhat in a dark backstreet alley.
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 21:09:44 No. 478341
<a onclick="highlightReply('437666', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#437666">>>437666</a><br/>I'm sure he already gets a smack and his phone robbed every time he tries to walk from the block to the shop and back.
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 23:40:22 No. 478342
<a onclick="highlightReply('437662', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#437662">>>437662</a><br/>Drama?
Anonymous 2021-08-11 (Wed) 14:18:57 No. 478344
I know it's a topic beaten to death, but holy fuck the media hit on Corbyn and the Labour Left even now, a year and a half later, still is fucking mindblowing.<br/>Turned literally the most Anti-Racist, Progressive, Forward thinking people in Parliament (and the only people to vote against the hostile environment policy) into basically Luddite Neo-Nazis in the mind of the general public then as soon as Corbyn gets the boot (for a report that completely exonerated him and shit on Starmers cronies which the media flipped and presented the other way) Labour actually engages in a purge of Jewish members (JVL) and the media doesn't make a peep.<br/><br/>The antisemitism bullshit is so surreal looking back on it as well. Especially how the media ignored completely the BoD is literally full of card carrying Tories and most of the JLM was literally reformed in 2016 by the Israeli Embassy. Don't even get me started on the IHRA definition.
Anonymous 2021-08-11 (Wed) 15:59:43 No. 478345
<a onclick="highlightReply('438701', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#438701">>>438701</a><br/>Honestly I think it's set in a 'go hard or go home' mentality amongst 'Corbynistas' who didn't get too demoralized. If you're gonna be called an anti-Semitic commie for wanting social democracy, might as well just advocate for actual socialist policies. Aye they prevented a Corbyn victory, but they also enabled the beginning of a newly radicalized layer who aren't just gonna be lost in Labour bureaucracy.
Anonymous 2021-08-11 (Wed) 16:20:37 No. 478346
<a onclick="highlightReply('437302', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#437302">>>437302</a><br/>Glowvid. And of course, just wait till the bourgeoisie start imposing no-meat diets on the working class, of course they'll still have steak and veal.
Anonymous 2021-08-11 (Wed) 16:25:52 No. 478347
<a onclick="highlightReply('431488', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431488">>>431488</a><br/>Like…Theoretically…Their right? Kinda?<br/><br/>People that work in the energy sector either in a mine or at a power plant etc are like the hardest people to convince about climate change and the need to switch to more renewable energy sources. Almost universally because they believe this will result in them becoming unemployed. AND IT WILL.<br/><br/>It's sad but working in a coal mine or a coal fired power planet needs to be re-stigmatised in society as the modern equivalent of someone installing asbestos.
Anonymous 2021-08-11 (Wed) 16:33:08 No. 478348
<a onclick="highlightReply('438882', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#438882">>>438882</a><br/>thatcher didn't close the mines because of climate change, she closed the mines (a) specifically out of spite, because the miners fucked over Heath and (b) as part of a general project of crushing trade unions and the working class more broadly.<br/>the UK coal industry was in long term decline. (hence the other right-wing dickhead's retort: that Labour closed more mines than Thatcher - very true, but they didn't leave the miners on the dole for the rest of their lives as a result!) <br/>The question was not "will we have mining, or not have mining", it was "how will we wind the industry down". at no extra cost it would've been possible to reduce or eliminate new hiring and slowly wind down existing mines. (which actually broke even on coal extraction, before running deep into the red on pension payments and land damage compensation - both of which had to be paid regardless!) the government was repeatedly informed of this, indeed the unions made their own calculations on the matter public, and yet the government chose to quickly shutter the whole thing and obliterate mining communities in the process.<br/><br/>never forget that this is the same government that was massively subsidizing tax cuts and mass unemployment with the inflows from the famously environmentally friendly oil industry.
Anonymous 2021-08-11 (Wed) 17:11:37 No. 478349
<a onclick="highlightReply('438882', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#438882">>>438882</a><br/>Retarded, and wrong. Coal imports went up for years after and peaked in 2007.
Anonymous 2021-08-11 (Wed) 20:08:50 No. 478350
<a onclick="highlightReply('438882', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#438882">>>438882</a><br/><span class="quote">>working in a coal mine or a coal fired power planet needs to be re-stigmatised in society </span><br/>Fuck off, coal miners were the section of the British working class where communism was the strongest.
Anonymous 2021-08-11 (Wed) 21:57:29 No. 478351
<a onclick="highlightReply('438907', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#438907">>>438907</a><br/><span class="quote">>Labour closed more mines than Thatcher - very true, but they didn't leave the miners on the dole for the rest of their lives as a result</span><br/>What did Labour do instead? Where did these ex-miners get employment?
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 08:56:34 No. 478353
<a onclick="highlightReply('433711', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#433711">>>433711</a><br/><span class="quote">>Yank detected</span>
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 09:03:40 No. 478354
<a onclick="highlightReply('437121', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#437121">>>437121</a><br/>Did your brain stop developing past the sino-soviet split?
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 09:07:54 No. 478355
<a onclick="highlightReply('438882', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#438882">>>438882</a><br/>Not really using coal from the UK would be less costly than importing and its not like everyone would instantly shut all mines and powerplants
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 10:49:39 No. 478356
wonder what leninhat's most mainstream/non contrarian opinion is.<br/><br/>but not as much as i wonder what his opinion on The British Road to Socialism, Programme adopted by the Executive Committee of the Communist Party of Great Britain. January, 1951. is.
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 11:11:30 No. 478357
<a onclick="highlightReply('440947', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#440947">>>440947</a><br/>probably that germs don't exist
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 11:28:49 No. 478359
<a onclick="highlightReply('440955', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#440955">>>440955</a><br/><span class="quote">>4</span><br/>Burger detected.
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 11:30:35 No. 478360
<a onclick="highlightReply('440686', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#440686">>>440686</a><br/>Worth mentioning that it wasn't just <em>coal</em> mining that was declining, all forms of mining were. A lot of pits in Wales for slate, iron, granite etc. shut in the 1950s.
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 11:31:15 No. 478361
<a onclick="highlightReply('438831', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#438831">>>438831</a><br/>Yeah but that is meaningless, as it wont generate any change.
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 11:41:08 No. 478362
<a onclick="highlightReply('440955', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#440955">>>440955</a><br/><span class="quote">>It had been the brilliance of Soviet diplomacy that had frustrated the will of the British and American imperialists to see the USSR crushed by Nazi Germany, and had forced them, against their will, to confront the Nazi beast militarily. Labour along with their imperialist masters, it seems, understood this better than the CPGB.</span><br/>Ah to be in the CPGB-ML, where the USSR (entry to WW2: 1941) made Britain (Entry to WW2: 1939) go to war with Nazi Germany.<br/>(British capitalists did of course want to topple the USSR, some even wanting to attack it in the wrongheaded or purposefully disingenuous expectation that it would ally with the Nazis, but it is a bold claim that military confrontation didn't begin until a few weeks after the Blitz ended.)
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 11:52:28 No. 478363
<a onclick="highlightReply('440970', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#440970">>>440970</a><br/>Brainlet
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 12:07:32 No. 478364
<a onclick="highlightReply('440970', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#440970">>>440970</a><br/>Also the CPGB opposed military action after Molotov-Ribbentrop: to the point where a lot of their leadership left because they supported the war.
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 12:55:14 No. 478365
<a onclick="highlightReply('440970', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#440970">>>440970</a><br/>I suppose you could say that Molotov-Ribbentrop, forced UK and France to war with Nazi-Germany by encouraging the invasion of Poland but that's weirdly close to an anti-ussr position for CPGB-ML. Don't know how you'd fit the USA in there either.
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 13:16:41 No. 478367
<a onclick="highlightReply('441040', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441040">>>441040</a><br/>can we extend this genius back further and attribute to the insight of international communism the assassination of franz ferdinand and the resulting inexorable march towards the founding of the USSR?
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 13:20:05 No. 478369
<a onclick="highlightReply('441057', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441057">>>441057</a><br/>most normal green party member
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 13:21:42 No. 478370
<a onclick="highlightReply('441057', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441057">>>441057</a><br/>why's the headline written like they've been elected when the story is that they're standing for election<br/>is nobody else standing or is this just the Guardian trying to help the Greens cover up the whole TERF infighting thing
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 13:26:17 No. 478371
<a onclick="highlightReply('441055', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441055">>>441055</a><br/>Be facetious and dismissive as much as you like <br/>The problem was openly discussed by Stalin in March 1939 (6 months before Molotov-Ribbentrop pact) <br/>He openly points out that the "democracies" were more powerful than the fascists and that they were deliberately ceding territory to the Nazis under "appeasement" for hope of a war with the Soviet Union <br/><br/>Yet 6 months later Britain and France are at war with Nazi Germany, the cucks <br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/>< Here is a list of the most important events during the period under review which mark the beginning of the new imperialist war. In 1935 Italy attacked and seized Abyssinia. In the summer of 1936 Germany and Italy organized military intervention in Spain, Germany entrenching herself in the north of Spain and in Spanish Morocco, and Italy in the south of Spain and in the Balearic Islands. Having seized Manchuria, Japan in 1937 invaded North and Central China, occupied Peking, Tientsin and Shanghai and began to oust her foreign competitors from the occupied zone. In the beginning of 1938 Germany seized Austria, and in the autumn of 1938 the Sudeten region of Czechoslovakia. At the end of 1938 Japan seized Canton, and at the beginning of 1939 the Island of Hainan.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><Thus the war, which has stolen so imperceptibly upon the nations, has drawn over five hundred million people into its orbit and has extended its sphere of action over a vast territory, stretching from Tientsin, Shanghai and Canton, through Abyssinia, to Gibraltar.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><After the first imperialist war the victor states, primarily Britain, France and the United States, had set up a new regime in the relations between countries, the post-war regime of peace. The main props of this regime were the Nine-Power Pact in the Far East, and the Versailles Treaty and a number of other treaties in Europe. The League of Nations was set up to regulate relations between countries within the framework of this regime, on the basis of a united front of states, of collective defence of the security of states. However, three aggressive states, and the new imperialist war launched by them, have upset the entire system of this post-war peace regime. Japan tore up the Nine-Power Pact, and Germany and Italy the Versailles Treaty. In order to have their hands free, these three states withdrew from the League of Nations.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><The new imperialist war became a fact.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><It is not so easy in our day to suddenly break loose and plunge straight into war without regard for treaties of any kind or for public opinion. Bourgeois politicians know this very well. So do the fascist rulers. That is why the fascist rulers decided, before plunging into war, to frame public opinion to suit their ends, that is, to mislead it, to deceive it.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><A military bloc of Germany and Italy against the interests of England and France in Europe? Bless us, do you call that a bloc? "We" have no military bloc. All "we" have is an innocuous "Berlin-Rome axis"; that is, just a geometrical equation for an axis. (Laughter.)</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><A military bloc of Germany, Italy and Japan against the interests of the United States, Great Britain and France in the Far East? Nothing of the kind. "We" have no military bloc. All "we" have is an innocuous "Berlin-Rome-Tokyo triangle"; that is, a slight penchant for geometry. (General laughter.)</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><A war against the interests of England, France, the United States? Nonsense! "We" are waging war on the Comintern, not on these states. If you don't believe it, read the "anti-Comintern pact" concluded between Italy, Germany and Japan.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><That is how Messieurs the aggressors thought of framing public opinion, although it was not hard to see how preposterous this whole clumsy game of camouflage was; for it is ridiculous to look for Comintern "hotbeds" in the deserts of Mongolia, in the mountains of Abyssinia, or in the wilds of Spanish Morocco. (Laughter.)</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><But war is inexorable. It cannot be hidden under any guise. For no "axes," "triangles" or "anti-Comintern pacts" can hide the fact that in this period Japan has seized a vast stretch of territory in China, that Italy has seized Abyssinia, that Germany has seized Austria and the Sudeten region, that Germany and Italy together have seized Spain – and all this in defiance of the interests of the non-aggressive states. The war remains a war; the military bloc of aggressors remains a military bloc; and the aggressors remain aggressors.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><It is a distinguishing feature of the new imperialist war that it has not yet become universal, a world war. The war is being waged by aggressor states, who in every way infringe upon the interests of the non-aggressive states, primarily England, France and the U.S.A., while the latter draw back and retreat, making concession after concession to the aggressors.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><Thus we are witnessing an open redivision of the world and spheres of influence at the expense of the non-aggressive states, without the least attempt at resistance, and even with a certain amount of connivance, on the part of the latter.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><Incredible, but true.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><To what are we to attribute this one-sided and strange character of the new imperialist war?</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><How is it that the non-aggressive countries, which possess such vast opportunities, have so easily, and without any resistance, abandoned their positions and their obligations to please the aggressors?</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><Is it to be attributed to the weakness of the nonaggressive states? Of course not. Combined, the nonaggressive, democratic states are unquestionably stronger than the fascist states, both economically and in the military sense.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><To what then are we to attribute the systematic concessions made by these states to the aggressors?</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><It might be attributed, for example, to the fear that a revolution might break out if the non-aggressive states were to go to war and the war were to assume world – wide proportions. The bourgeois politicians know, of course, that the first imperialist world war led to the victory of the revolution in one of the largest countries. They are afraid that the second imperialist world war may also lead to the victory of the revolution in one or several countries.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><But at present this is not the sole or even the chief reason. The chief reason is that the majority of the non-aggressive countries, particularly England and France, have rejected the policy of collective security, the policy of collective resistance to the aggressors, and have taken up a position of nonintervention, a position of "neutrality."</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><Formally speaking, the policy of non-intervention might be defined as follows: "Let each country defend itself from the aggressors as it likes and as best it can. That is not our affair. We shall trade both with the aggressors and with their victims." But actually speaking, the policy of non-intervention means conniving at aggression, giving free rein to war, and, consequently, transforming the war into a world war. The policy of non-intervention reveals an eagerness, a desire, not to hinder the aggressors in their nefarious work: not to hinder Japan, say, from embroiling herself in a war with China, or, better still, with the Soviet Union: to allow all the belligerents to sink deeply into the mire of war, to encourage them surreptitiously in this, to allow them to weaken and exhaust one another; and then, when they have become weak enough, to appear on the scene with fresh strength, to appear, of course, "in the interests of peace," and to dictate conditions to the enfeebled belligerents.</span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><Cheap and easy! </span><br/>J V Stalin, Report on the Work of the Central Committee to the Eighteenth Congress of the C.P.S.U.(B.) , (Delivered March 10, 1939.) <a href="https://revolutionarydemocracy.org/Stalin/18report.htm " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://revolutionarydemocracy.org/Stalin/18report.htm</a> Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 13:42:57 No. 478373
dude, this board is full of fucking leftists, I think I'm leaving this website
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 13:45:33 No. 478374
<a onclick="highlightReply('441057', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441057">>>441057</a><br/>Greens will split once their lib dem tenancy are revealed in power. Young people voting 'green' rather than for the Greens
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 13:54:01 No. 478375
<a onclick="highlightReply('441057', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441057">>>441057</a><br/>well it's a step up from that pedo troon reddit mod that stood last time
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 13:59:26 No. 478376
<a onclick="highlightReply('441084', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441084">>>441084</a><br/>The website's name kind of gives it away if you take a close look at it.
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 14:01:18 No. 478377
<a onclick="highlightReply('441057', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441057">>>441057</a><br/>More revisionists …
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 14:36:18 No. 478379
<a onclick="highlightReply('441068', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441068">>>441068</a><br/>I like this theory but shouldn't the USSR have don't better against operation barbarossa? Or is the idea that UK/France did much worse than expected
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 15:39:22 No. 478380
<a onclick="highlightReply('441153', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441153">>>441153</a><br/><span class="quote">>I like this theory but shouldn't the USSR have don't better against operation barbarossa? Or is the idea that UK/France did much worse than expected</span><br/>They did do well against Barborossa. The disgusting French surrendered in 6 weeks. Denmark surrendered in an a couple of hours. The Dutch were already rounding up jews before the Nazis arrived<br/><br/>There's not really a way to defend Russia geopolitically(given the huge open steppe on the European border). Russia has always essentially been forced to draw an enemy into Russia then counter-attack it <br/><br/>What happened to Hitler happened to Napolean as well. Except Napolean even took Moscow before the counter attack began<br/><br/>Modern bourgeois historians have recently "discovered" this<br/><span class="orangeQuote"><Stephen Kotkin: The German histography of the last 15 years has now confirmed the following: The "failed Soviet Counter offensives" were in someway successful. The things Stalin is blamed for at the beginning of the war. The counter offensives that looked like suicide missions that ended in catastrophe time after time. The German documents now available now shows that this lunatic counter offensives massively degraded the German Werhmacht army fighting capabilities. All the lost battles and encirclements and this lunatic counter-offensive stuff massively degraded the Werhmacht German fighting capabilities and so all of these lost battles and all of these you must be kidding counter-offensives were critical in slowing the German advance but especially degrading its offensive capability even more quickly. Whenever an army moves it loses a great deal of its offensive capability in winning it doesn't have the same offensive capability it had at the start but the Soviets degraded the Germans even more than we understood previously. So what Stalin is blamed for in much of the literature which then gives him credit for learning now - on the German side he's actually being given a kind of grudging credit for the way they fought the war. The consequences for the German army of the failed counter offenses by the Soviet Union were very far-reaching in fact much of the Werhmacht as I said earlier was destroyed in the Soviet Union during the first year of fighting </span><br/><span class="orangeQuote"><the lunacy of Stalin's early war command which was shared by his upper officer corps might actually have been crucial for blunting the germans and ultimately for the soviet victory overall</span><br/><br/><a href="https://youtu.be/1NV-hq2akCQ?t=1725 " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/1NV-hq2akCQ?t=1725</a><br/><br/>And even back in the 70s when the (bourgeois) "consensus" was that the Soviets scuppered the beginning of the war they were still forced to admit the following the Soviets undertook the most outstanding campaigns in military history ever<br/><span class="orangeQuote"><br/><Military experts have criticized his direct control over and participation in military matters and have condemned many of his decisions, especially in i941-42. One foreign expert, not notably sympathetic to Stalin as a man, has perhaps given the fairest judg· ment: If he is to bear the blame for the first two years of war, he must be allowed the credit for the amazing successes of 1944, the annus mirabilis, when whole German army groups were virtually obliterated with lightning blows in Belorussia, Galicia, Romania, and the Baltic, in battles fought not in the wintry steppes, but in midsummer in Central Europe. Some of these victories must be reckoned among the most outstanding in the world's military history.4</span><br/>Iain Grey, Stalin: Man Of History, p.424 Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 16:57:26 No. 478381
<a onclick="highlightReply('441230', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441230">>>441230</a><br/>Neat, I suppose that also, for the soviets, a tricky fight against Barbarossa with the Allies as allies is much more appealling than a fight against 1939/1940 Germany with no allies at all.
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 21:43:39 No. 478383
<a onclick="highlightReply('441832', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441832">>>441832</a><br/>one of the most based, underrated figures in recent British history. that he did not become prime minister is a marker of the fact that we are living in the hell timeline, and that we are living in a timeline where Bennites, Brownites and Blairites still tentatively exist but there is no Shore faction is one demonstration that Labour is a hopeless case, the whole story both tragedy and farce.<br/>calling him a moderate is rather odd, though. he was shadow chancellor to Michael Foot and stood in opposition to EEC membership and was one of the figures most strongly opposed to EEC membership (against which he campaigned with Benn). my recollection is that during the IMF crisis he first put forward an alternative to both Benn's import controls strategy and Callaghan/Healey's preference for the loan, only to then break for Benn's option. (He also advocated for the right to buy council houses, with the crucial proviso the money be used to build more, and was one of the tiny numbers of people in Labour to actually understand economics.) less a moderate, more an independent mind. <br/> <br/>have been amused by this quote in the recent context of pro-remain "voted leave for a blue passport" jibes though:<br/><span class="quote">>We don't have to have these passports, do we? Surely we can keep our British ones if we want. … My children and grandchildren forced to abandon the old British passport! </span><br/><span class="quote">>Remarks to the Cabinet on the new maroon-coloured EEC passports, as recorded in Tony Benn's diary </span>
Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 23:42:16 No. 478384
<a onclick="highlightReply('442048', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442048">>>442048</a><br/>Thanks for the info, he does seem like a really interesting figure. And that passport quote is great lol<br/><span class="quote">>we are living in a timeline where Bennites, Brownites and Blairites still tentatively exist but there is no Shore faction is one demonstration that Labour is a hopeless case, the whole story both tragedy and farce.</span><br/>Very true, he is a forgotten figure amongst the party (one which many would prefer to forget unfortunately). Ironically it was Leave.EU which ended up using him to promote Brexit, if only his ideas were represented by some section of Labour. I can only imagine how popular of a platform that would've been in the last few elections.<br/><span class="quote"><br/>>less a moderate, more an independent mind</span><br/>tbh I called him a moderate because I knew he had conflict with the left of the party, had no idea he sided with Benn during the IMF crisis. I do like what you said about him being an independent mind, from what I can tell he genuinely did want the party to succeed on a left wing platform. So calling him a moderate was definitely misjudged.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 00:08:58 No. 478388
<a onclick="highlightReply('442371', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442371">>>442371</a><br/>i-is that Corbyn behind him???
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 00:13:50 No. 478389
<a onclick="highlightReply('442375', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442375">>>442375</a><br/>the guy is a burger and retards on twitter are saying he's a trump supporter. So it's probably some anti-corbyn quote?<br/><br/><span class="spoiler">either that or momentum have kicked off the protracted people's war</span>
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 00:13:56 No. 478390
<a onclick="highlightReply('442361', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442361">>>442361</a><br/> <br/><br/>i’m about to go fuck my therapist meanwhile somewhere in the county an incel kills tons of people
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 00:43:21 No. 478393
<a onclick="highlightReply('442401', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442401">>>442401</a><br/><span class="quote">>Libertarian Party UK</span><br/>am i sober? this is just getting weirder and weirder wtf<br/><br/>you got any info yet on if the gun he used was illegal?
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 01:02:02 No. 478394
<a onclick="highlightReply('442404', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442404">>>442404</a><br/>Nithing from the telegraoh as of yet.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 08:23:16 No. 478395
<a onclick="highlightReply('442401', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442401">>>442401</a><br/>Ban on americans
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 08:57:42 No. 478396
Just spent multiple days wondering why the thread was so quiet but turned out I had to refresh because the url changed. <br/><br/>Bizarre shooting though, just going through a cul-de-sac. <br/><br/>Here's his youtube channel<br/><br/><a href="
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChDOXWY6os8cslwzrndcSgw/videos " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChDOXWY6os8cslwzrndcSgw/videos</a> Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 10:50:23 No. 478397
<a onclick="highlightReply('442858', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442858">>>442858</a><br/>was he a /pol/ poster ?
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 12:33:55 No. 478398
<a onclick="highlightReply('442858', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442858">>>442858</a><br/>Channel has been purged
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 13:21:13 No. 478399
Just saw a big old picture of Elliot Rodger on a newsstory a colleague was reading. Incels going mainstream.<br/><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('442962', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442962">>>442962</a><br/>Haven't seen any mention of it yet.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 13:46:38 No. 478400
<a onclick="highlightReply('443052', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443052">>>443052</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('443052', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443052">>>443052</a><br/><span class="quote"><br/>>Just saw a big old picture of Elliot Rodger on a newsstory a colleague was reading. Incels going mainstream.</span><br/><br/>Does this mean the Incel revolution is actually real?
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 14:01:17 No. 478401
<a onclick="highlightReply('443070', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443070">>>443070</a><br/>Priti Patel gonna start personally "defeating" the incel problem…
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 14:10:07 No. 478402
<a onclick="highlightReply('442858', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442858">>>442858</a><br/><span class="quote">>Missing out on teenage love</span><br/>Uh oh, that's all the redflag you need.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 14:11:54 No. 478403
<a onclick="highlightReply('443102', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443102">>>443102</a><br/>wdym?
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 14:14:05 No. 478404
<a onclick="highlightReply('443106', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443106">>>443106</a><br/>It's a massive incel redflag. It means the shooting is imminent, or already in progress.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 14:15:45 No. 478405
<a onclick="highlightReply('443109', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443109">>>443109</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('443102', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443102">>>443102</a><br/>Yeah he is defo an Incel.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 14:17:06 No. 478406
<a onclick="highlightReply('443109', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443109">>>443109</a><br/>the act of missing out on teenage love or constantly moaning about it as an adult?
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 14:28:34 No. 478407
Chances of the Plymouth affair being a Gladio operation to justify a roundup of all remaining firearms owned by the population?<br/><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('440892', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#440892">>>440892</a><br/>Well that was the last time the communist movement was really strong. But no, in fact while many live in the past I'm always staying abreast of the current affairs and worldwide medical assault on the working class via the guise of covid.<br/><a onclick="highlightReply('440947', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#440947">>>440947</a><br/>Since you keep asking, it's basically what the posters have said here. It was a mistake. The current version is a complete joke.<br/><a onclick="highlightReply('440955', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#440955">>>440955</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('441040', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#441040">>>441040</a>
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 14:29:57 No. 478408
<a onclick="highlightReply('442381', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442381">>>442381</a><br/>hot
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 14:34:54 No. 478409
<a onclick="highlightReply('442401', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442401">>>442401</a><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('442371', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442371">>>442371</a><br/><span class="quote">>America is exporting incel terrorists</span><br/>something something live long enough to become the villain
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 15:08:59 No. 478411
<a onclick="highlightReply('443144', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443144">>>443144</a><br/><span class="quote">>how did someone so obviously deranged manage to convince the police to let him have that kind of gun? </span><br/>Probably was able to hide it well from whoever was doing the inspection, or didn't go down the incel rabbit hole until after he got the shotguns, just a question of when he got them tbh<br/><span class="quote"><br/>>Usually these mass killers socials are nuked within hours.</span><br/>Isn't that usually after said mass killers go on killing, I mean fuck, the uygha's YouTube channel was deleted shortly after <a onclick="highlightReply('442858', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442858">>>442858</a> posted the link to it, same with his facebook presumably<br/><br/><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('443125', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443125">>>443125</a><br/><span class="quote">>Chances of the Plymouth affair being a Gladio operation to justify a roundup of all remaining firearms owned by the population?</span><br/>Doubt it, I mean for one thing the UK has been under tory rule for nearly a decade, if it was a Gladio op, it would've been under a Corbyn government
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 15:15:10 No. 478412
<a onclick="highlightReply('443161', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443161">>>443161</a><br/><span class="quote">>Isn't that usually after said mass killers go on killing, I mean fuck, the uygha's YouTube channel was deleted shortly after <a onclick="highlightReply('442858', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442858">>>442858</a> posted the link to it</span><br/>Still that took longer than usual, <a onclick="highlightReply('442858', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#442858">>>442858</a> posted it nearly 12 hours after the shooting. I posted the first pic of the retard ITT last night, that had been up for a while on /pol/ as well.<br/>I'm not saying it was a conspiracy, we should just keep an open mind when watching how the government responds to this.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 15:17:43 No. 478413
<a onclick="highlightReply('431196', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#431196">>>431196</a><br/><br/>What happened to Corbyn?<br/><br/>Heard the Jews got him, that true?
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 15:20:07 No. 478414
<a onclick="highlightReply('443117', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443117">>>443117</a><br/>The moaning about it as an adult definitely.<br/>I mean statistically very few people's school life resembles an American highschool romcom.<br/>It's even more weird when an adult has a normal relationship currently, but is still obsessed with teen romance.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 16:33:51 No. 478415
<a onclick="highlightReply('443170', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443170">>>443170</a><br/>Yeah you make a good point, especially posting videos about it on youtube. <br/>It's just that I've seen a few takes on Twitter that basically claim all men who are still virgins in their late teens/twenties are future mass shooters or whatnot. Reading those tweets makes me feel like even more of an outcast and bad person. It's a shame that the word "incel" is being used interchangeably for men like this psycho and autists who just have trouble dating.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 16:39:37 No. 478416
<a onclick="highlightReply('443318', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443318">>>443318</a><br/><span class="quote">>It's a shame that the word "incel" is being used interchangeably for men like this psycho and autists who just have trouble dating.</span><br/><br/>A lot of people on this site also look at the word as the former. Yes "incel" includes these guys but it isn't exclusive. You can have girls who are extreme uggos and are also (possibly as a consequence of growing up fat/ugly) extremely shy and distrustful who are incels as well. The term was initially coined by a woman anyway.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 16:52:37 No. 478417
<a onclick="highlightReply('443327', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443327">>>443327</a><br/>I guess the point I was trying to make is that there should be a separate category or word for men who are dangerous/hateful and those who aren't.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 17:19:18 No. 478419
<a onclick="highlightReply('443327', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443327">>>443327</a><br/>The word incel lost all meaning long ago when it was applied to literally every man that has said anything bad about feminism or women.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 17:21:24 No. 478420
<a onclick="highlightReply('443421', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443421">>>443421</a><br/>Incel
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 17:21:46 No. 478421
<a onclick="highlightReply('443411', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443411">>>443411</a><br/>How can they strike if no one goes to the shops anymore
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 17:24:17 No. 478422
Turns out one of the people killed by the shooter was his mother<br/><br/><a href="
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-58206101 " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-58206101</a> Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 17:25:16 No. 478423
<a onclick="highlightReply('443423', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443423">>>443423</a><br/>I use escorts though.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 17:31:15 No. 478424
<a onclick="highlightReply('443433', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443433">>>443433</a><br/>based
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 17:48:00 No. 478425
Most murderers have girlfriends or wives. This whole murderer=incel thing is bollocks.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 17:55:35 No. 478426
<a onclick="highlightReply('435555', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#435555">>>435555</a><br/>Starmer and the Blairites need to eat fucking SHIT in the next election. The left of the party then need to make their move straight after, but this time be far more savvy and brutal. The right of the party need to be deselected and purged using every trick in the book (half the starmer cunts told voters to vote for Lib Dems which should be instant party expulsion) and party power needs to be pushed more to the membership over the PLP. Also the left really needs to drop the Trans rights obsession and largely just focus on centralised nation building and infrastructure. Nation building can also be presented as patriotic and as a counter to other countries, so has the ability to draw rightoids.<br/>I will actually be volunteering to canvas for the Tories or Lib Dems next election, whoever is closer to beating Labour in my seat, just to see Labour lose this seat. Under no circumstances, can Starmer and the Blairites gain ground, because if they do, it will beused to completely justify locking the left out of the party for good.
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 18:03:28 No. 478428
<a onclick="highlightReply('443421', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443421">>>443421</a><br/>Not an Incel, but spent enough time around r9k and black pilled people to really realise they're not even that misogynistic and honestly, a lot of feelings towards modern dating is entirely justified. You would have to be fucking delusional not to think that young men who aren't 6+/10s aren't playing dating on hard mode, when fucking Tinder and Bumble are the main outlet for dating now and are entirely looks based and literally have a bullshit algorithm that fucking scores you on your attractiveness, making it easier for women to match/see you if you're more attractive.<br/>I do my dating through meeting women in smoking areas of pubs, bars and i'm quite good looking, so I don't have the worst time dating, but I know if I was 20 now (i'm in my 30s) I would be blackpilled as fuck by the state of dating. Tinder and Bumble are legitimately fucking evil and actually flat out discriminate against men. (Pay for gold, you'll notice suddenly hundreds of 5+/10 women suddenly appear back in your swipe list and you are suddenly matching a lot more, this is because Tinder won't even show a male profile to 3 quarters of women without Gold, also Tinder gold for men is like 5x the price than for women.)
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 18:06:22 No. 478429
<a onclick="highlightReply('443530', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443530">>>443530</a><br/>*now that liberals can't be racists
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 18:15:01 No. 478432
<a onclick="highlightReply('443549', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443549">>>443549</a><br/><span class="quote">>Other cultures that aren't focused on hyper-masculinity</span><br/><br/>These people surely realise that white, European culture is literally the least masculine, most progressive culture on earth right? What other culture are they focusing on? Asian Confucian "Daddy is always right" or Islam "Women are nothing but cumdumpsters"?
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 18:23:24 No. 478433
<a onclick="highlightReply('443549', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443549">>>443549</a><br/><span class="quote">>Incels need to be exposed to other genders</span><br/><br/>I mean<br/><br/>Yes
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 18:28:51 No. 478434
<a onclick="highlightReply('443554', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443554">>>443554</a><br/>well that was a depressing read, neoliberalism really is completely fucking up every aspect of our society. I mean as a guy, I feel completely worthless in society and can see how online dating could reinforce that. <br/>And someone should hurry up and make that open source dating app, although would it work when women can just get hotter guys on tinder…<br/><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('443567', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443567">>>443567</a><br/>lmao this is so true. These Twitter libs are so unintentionally racist in their view of foreign cultures as a "fun and exotic fight against the evil white man". All without any understanding of countries histories or class analysis.<br/>You can tell they have never travelled to the global south, and if they have it's been in a fucking holiday resort surrounded by fences and armed guards. Like bruh have you seen the FGM rates in some parts of Africa
Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 22:38:44 No. 478437
<a onclick="highlightReply('443327', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443327">>>443327</a><br/>for most practical purposes "incel", like "furry", is something that you either self-identify as, or are clearly in denial about. what a term originally meant is far less important than how it is generally used.<br/>(though it can be fun to note inversions, like how the term "meritocracy" was coined for an imagined dystopia and then embraced when we actually started to fucking build it.)<br/><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('443549', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443549">>>443549</a><br/>the second is, in an obnoxiously liberal way, actually quite close to systemic issues.<br/>the internet is the big systemic thing that has given birth to modern inceldom. in a hypothetical world where the only website was tinder so modern dating habits remained intact but everything else was gone, there would be nothing like modern inceldom. (That said, I'm not endorsing their proposed solution.)<br/><br/>then again, for my view inceldom is not primarily a problem of dating: it is one of public perception and public image. that is to say, if the public image presented by movies was that there was nothing wrong with being a virgin, perhaps even that it was respectable and so on, the persecution complex would be far less. rather than being an essential biological need, i submit that inceldom is a problem borne of a society who's propaganda is shitty movies where the nerd who's bullied for playing videogames gets the girl at the end. <span class="spoiler">(as, indeed, is the idea that people engaged in the most profitable hobby on the planet are persecuted.)</span><br/><br/><a onclick="highlightReply('443567', event);" href="/leftypol/res/431196.html#443567">>>443567</a><br/>I submit this to you for devil's advocacy purposes: These cultures are not hyper masculine, they are merely masculine, or male-dominated. <em>Hyper</em>masculinity is a pathology of late capitalism. An attempt to substitute the loss of any genuine social role with excessive performance of an imagined masculinity, with particular emphasis on violence.<br/>Compare and contrast Reality and Hyperreality.
Anonymous 2021-08-14 (Sat) 22:33:17 No. 478439
>Andrew has full immunity just for being a monarch, cant even get properly prosecuted for being a pedo as long as he stays indoors with mommy for a bit
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 00:05:46 No. 478441
>>478440 Who would you rather they back instead?
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 00:17:51 No. 478442
>>478441 i'd rather they realise that party politics is a sham, and work outside of it
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 00:40:23 No. 478443
>>478442 What does this mean concretely.
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 00:44:33 No. 478444
>>478443 means exactly what it says. find orgs and actions outside of the parties, which are just reflections of each other.
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 00:50:21 No. 478445
>>478444 What type of orgs and what are they doing?
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 00:58:35 No. 478446
>>478445 Do I really need to give you a play by play of every piece of minutiae? The standing political parties have no interest in anything other than preserving capital. Find communes, agitators, orgs, in general those willing to commit to action. I'm not going to nitpick details, that's your problem depending on where you live and your circumstances.
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 01:09:32 No. 478447
>>478446 I mean asking what you mean by non-party action doesn’t seem that wild a question. Just wanted to ask what that means concretely since it all seemed pretty vague.
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 15:56:00 No. 478448
>>478445 Joining ACORN or any other tenant's union would be a good org to join, help organise tenants and building up the class consciousness of the working class. I fully believe that tenant's union are the proto-party formation which will provide the base for a mass socialist party, or at least the organisers who will run and lead the mass socialist party
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 16:00:32 No. 478449
>>478440 It seems your friend believes that we can reform our way to socialism, so perhaps show him that reformism will never work out by telling him about Allende and how he got coup'd. Also maybe recommend he reads Luxemburg's Reform or Revolution?
Man it really sucks how the British Left in general are pretty reformist, hell even the CPB are lame reformists iirc
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 18:04:21 No. 478450
>>478423 Does that not make you feel bad
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 18:14:11 No. 478451
>>478432 I dunno, black carribean families tend to be pretty matiarchal.
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 18:20:49 No. 478452
most so-called anti imperialists (of the sort who think the average Briton should feel guilt for empire) project backwards in time a British nationalism which did not really exist until after the second world war. Some of the most interesting analysis comes from those who conceive of Britain herself as one of the many nations which emerged from the collapse of the British Empire. not very imperial in their mindset at all, with migrants treated as foreigners rather than as fellow citizens of a British Empire.
Anonymous 2021-08-16 (Mon) 14:14:47 No. 478454
>>478453 Kinda hard to explain but one example is accents, like some accents are associated with a certain class. Like RP is seen as a posh upper class accent, and a Cockney or a Northern accent is seen as more working class. Depending on what accent you have you'll get treated differently by different people, e.g Northerners being respected less than people in the south.
Also if you're from (petit-)bourgeois background you're more likely to get better grades, go to better Universities, get better jobs etc than a person from a working class background. People who have gone to a private school make up around 7% of population but make up the majority of politician, judges, CEOs etc
Anonymous 2021-08-16 (Mon) 14:31:34 No. 478455
bloody crumpets innit
Anonymous 2021-08-16 (Mon) 14:34:00 No. 478456
>>478452 nationalism for imperialist nations is often a doomed and pathetic cause
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-16 (Mon) 21:05:00 No. 478457
We need to reunite this britpol thread from these disgusting splitters
Anonymous 2021-08-16 (Mon) 21:09:39 No. 478458
>>478457 Then go over there and get them to come over lad.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-16 (Mon) 21:19:20 No. 478459
>>478458 But these are the splitters, :). Regardless, whatever you think, a split is bad and we should seek solutions to it
Anonymous 2021-08-16 (Mon) 21:21:08 No. 478460
>>478459 >the paranoid and incompetent coupists that changed the domain are the spliters. Fuck off sage, we all know you're part of the watermelon clique.
If you want to unify then YOU come back here, this place has much more people and far better moderation.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-16 (Mon) 21:22:44 No. 478461
>>478460 >the people who literally split aren’t the splitters The site was unified, until these people left.
The coup happened because this moderation team refuses to listen to people.
Prove it
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-16 (Mon) 21:23:27 No. 478462
And in terms of>bring them here
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-16 (Mon) 21:27:52 No. 478464
>>478463 It’s not superior it just has the domain everybody already have saved.
You don’t have a vote here for one thing
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-16 (Mon) 21:28:31 No. 478465
>>478463 And like I’ve said, I would like both sides to come to an accord, which is why I’ve come to this thread which will be damaged by splitting.
Anonymous 2021-08-16 (Mon) 21:33:11 No. 478466
>>478465 What do you envision the accords will look like?
Zero abused the power he was entrusted with and set the coup in motion.
Zul was going to be kicked out for being a wrecker.
Watermelon is on some heavy larp shit.
Comatoast is high on unionism, similar to you.
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 09:19:21 No. 478468
What's been happening
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 10:00:10 No. 478469
>>478468 yes
this one is even more retarded than the previous two
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 10:18:23 No. 478470
>>478465 What a very cheap thing to say.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-17 (Tue) 11:25:39 No. 478471
>>478466 Non of you ever fell out with a friend are something? Are you all this sheltered and young? You can talk shit out.
I know for a fact concessions are willing to be made on either side, there is basically one or two high profile autismos standing in the wag screaming.
Literally don’t care at all. Why would I? Ending the split is more important
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-17 (Tue) 11:28:29 No. 478472
>>478467 The point of the project is to end the drama via oversight
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 12:06:01 No. 478474
>>478473 >the .net lads are less childish No lol. They started all of this because one was getting voted off the team, and they larped as a junta for days. Their site is dying and now they are replacing the staff they lost with the retard dramafags that were always getting banned, like mexican nazbol and soy noticer. They are infants in adult bodies. If they ever are laid it would probably count as molestation,
sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-17 (Tue) 12:43:46 No. 478475
>>478474 > They started all of this because one was getting voted off the team this is just objectively not true
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 13:01:59 No. 478476
>>478475 no it is objectively true.
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 13:15:13 No. 478478
Sage really should take heed, considering he was involved in the the security breach of the matrix chatroom.
sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-17 (Tue) 13:18:26 No. 478479
>>478478 what being added to some mod chat without asking, and then leaving half an hour later, with zero damage done. K
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 13:43:50 No. 478480
>>478474 Wait, they're actually making TheThingNoticer, a fucking nazi, a moderator?
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 14:10:56 No. 478482
>>478480 Haha, what? Is this true?
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 15:14:20 No. 478483
>>478480 It’s the soy noticer and he’s not a nazi lol
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 15:25:44 No. 478484
>>478483 There are two Noticers now?
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 15:33:07 No. 478485
>>478484 Soy noticer is parody of the thing noticer.
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 15:57:19 No. 478486
Every British politician is a pedophile and every minute you spend not trying to kill them makes you just as guilty
Anonymous 2021-08-17 (Tue) 16:11:28 No. 478488
>>478485 Ngl it's just as cringe.
Anonymous 2021-08-18 (Wed) 03:31:05 No. 478489
>449336 yes I am ignoring "the last 5 years of board history" because it is unrelated to this drama which started because one of them was getting voted off the team
>>478480 soy noticer, he's just an ironic nazi they do have a literal "nazbol" on the team however, the mexican havoc guy. He's been ban evading for like 3 years
Anonymous 2021-08-18 (Wed) 05:04:23 No. 478490
>>478452 Can't remember the title of the book, but Anna Smith wrote about this 'strategic forgetting' of empire, similar to what you said.
Anonymous 2021-08-18 (Wed) 05:16:21 No. 478491
>>478486 The british pedos are friends with the american pedo cabal?
Anonymous 2021-08-18 (Wed) 11:26:03 No. 478492
>>478451 That's because they don't have fathers.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-18 (Wed) 12:12:43 No. 478494
>>478489 Wrong it started because the current pedo cabal of mods don’t listen to posters
(Do not pedo jacket people) Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-18 (Wed) 12:43:55 No. 478495
>>451014
Anonymous 2021-08-18 (Wed) 23:35:25 No. 478496
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-58263728 <Two unions representing Labour staff will ask their members if they would be prepared to strike if jobs are axed by the party. Spicy.
Anonymous 2021-08-19 (Thu) 13:45:08 No. 478497
I see the board fell apart again when I wasn't paying attention. If we end up moving someone point me in the right direction because this is the only thread I care about.
Anyway in other news here's a fun article of Ken Loach dunking on Kier.
https://jacobinmag.com/2021/08/ken-loach-keir-starmer-labour-party-ejection-corbyn Anonymous 2021-08-19 (Thu) 14:01:58 No. 478498
Sounds like wishful thinking to me
Anonymous 2021-08-19 (Thu) 21:46:19 No. 478500
<Perhaps his greatest contribution to the Liberal Party, however, was his description of New Liberalism, encouraging the Party to embrace the politics of mass working-class appeal, rather than being sidetracked by peripheral concerns.
Anonymous 2021-08-20 (Fri) 10:03:14 No. 478501
>>478461 I don't know what you are talking about the url I've always used has linked to this board and I didn't even notice a split had occured
Anonymous 2021-08-20 (Fri) 10:08:42 No. 478502
Why do people in this thread like Josh Jackson?
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-20 (Fri) 10:11:09 No. 478503
>>478502 CPB contrarianism is brain rot
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-20 (Fri) 10:41:13 No. 478504
Oh and are we really not gonna be talking about nandoes being shut cos of brexit kek
Anonymous 2021-08-20 (Fri) 11:23:53 No. 478505
>>478504 Honestly it’s nuts in London, those minimum wage jobs are going for £13+ an hour now. This rules
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-20 (Fri) 11:30:16 No. 478506
>>478505 If you’re talking about hospitality that’s cos everyone has left due to getting abused over covid t. worked in hospitality for 15 years. It has nothing to do with brexit. Simply nobody wants to work in hospitality any more.
Anonymous 2021-08-20 (Fri) 11:45:23 No. 478507
What is the Britbong reaction to the Afghanistan pull out? Seems alot of neolibs in Parliament and media are freaking the fuck out and want a NATO without USA in there.
Anonymous 2021-08-20 (Fri) 11:53:23 No. 478508
>>478505 the incoming afghan hordes will fix that in no time lol
Anonymous 2021-08-20 (Fri) 12:54:07 No. 478509
>>478506 It’s more COVID stopping travel flows than brexit. Gov will be handing out work visa’s like candy soon enough, they can’t handle this. Moneys nice for now tho.
Anonymous 2021-08-20 (Fri) 13:12:51 No. 478510
Pisses me off to no end haw being a business owner means that you opinion seems to matter more to the media. Those fuckers constantly getting invited to talk on the news.
Anonymous 2021-08-20 (Fri) 13:16:21 No. 478511
>>478510 Do some direct action and set up a buisness then.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-20 (Fri) 13:19:05 No. 478512
>>478511 Dengoid brain rot
Anonymous 2021-08-20 (Fri) 15:01:41 No. 478513
>>478512 Starting a buisness just to counter anti-china propaganda on the BBC would be pretty funny
Anonymous 2021-08-21 (Sat) 01:10:50 No. 478515
doing a double take when seeing the CPGB-ML logo in a collection of communist symbols because "wait, that's the /leftybritpol/ meme party, what's this doing here?"
Anonymous 2021-08-21 (Sat) 01:49:30 No. 478518
>>478516 she is liked by rightists and idiots aided by a media consensus that likes the idea of her as a tough but necessary leader (something even labour people let themselves be roped into believing), but there is a substantial part of the country that rightly hates her. if i had to put a figure on it, it would be something like 40% hate, 60% positive+indifferent. but it should be remembered this is now 30 years since she's left office and she's still rightly remembered as the person who destroyed large swathes of the country. despite the best efforts of propagandists, that hasn't gone away.
it's also rather regionally split. if you're in an area that hated her, i.e. pretty much all the areas normal people live, pretty much everyone will hate her except a few contrarian virgins. It's in the godforsaken Tarquinite hellholes that are Conservative safe seats where you find most of those who love her, and the middle-class swing seats where you find the people who don't really care.
on (say) television, i would say my impression is that it's more socially acceptable to speak ill of Thatcher than of Reagan, to the point where on a comedy show or whatever, i would be suspicious of those who passed up an opportunity to say as much. though in part this could be ascribed to the fact that a disproportionate amount of 1980s comedy was about what a cunt she was anyway.
she was given an all but state funeral showing what reverence she's held in by "the establishment" (the last PM to get a state funeral was Churchill, and before him I believe it was only offered to Disraeli. most PMs have private funerals.), but perhaps you can read a lot about the animosity she inspires from the fact that after dithering to and fro, they decided
not to make it an official state funeral. (instead a "ceremonial" funeral with military honours… "in accordance with her own wishes")
nevertheless in official circles there's a sort of tedious consensus that "something had to be done", that "we couldn't have kept going on like this", and that essentially she did what needed to be done - if perhaps in a way that could have been kinder and so on - the thing that even Thatcher-haters lack is full comprehension of just how bad she was on the national level, usually because they're blinded by how badly she fucked their own area. for example: it's well known she fucked the miners, but this gets simplified into a debate between "keep mining" and "scrap mining", tipping the scales towards Thatcher if you accept that the industry was uneconomical. the reality is that she shuttered the industry quickly essentially to fuck the miners, to cause human misery, when it wouldn't have cost a single penny more to wind the industry down slowly and give mining communities a chance to diversify their economies. that she squandered the oil wealth is sometimes known (mostly by Scots who feel entitled to it), but that a secondary effect of that squandering was to further destroy the competitiveness of British industry - industry she theoretically wanted to unleash! - by driving up the value of the pound to unsustainable levels, that tends to be forgotten. unfortunately, then, even if the correct anti-Thatcher line wins out (and it has surely won itself a place in history, such that we can't retcon away how many hated her as we did with, say, Churchill.) it will probably be one that comes from a sort of humanist, sort of "hurt unemployed miner" kind of place, rather than a rigorous historical takedown of the worst prime minister in British history.
tl;dr people were genuinely celebrating, a lot of people do really hate her, but not everyone. as a rule of thumb, look at an election map from the 1980s: if the area is red, they were probably partying, while if it's blue it's probably full of the kind of vermin who have a soft spot for her.
>>478517 unspeakably based
Anonymous 2021-08-21 (Sat) 10:49:20 No. 478519
>>478518 >a "ceremonial" funeral with military honours… "in accordance with her own wishes" I don't know why but that's pretty funny
Anonymous 2021-08-22 (Sun) 07:33:20 No. 478520
>>478518 It was really funny when the media wanted Teresa May to be the second coming of Thatcher, but to be honest the media still loves the image of Thatcher because it justifies the "tough but necessary" politics of shit today like austerity.
Anonymous 2021-08-23 (Mon) 09:37:42 No. 478522
missing @labtricom lads
Anonymous 2021-08-23 (Mon) 15:38:43 No. 478524
>>478523 <American style prison labour Is this bong for slavery?!? Thought you fags invented English…
Anonymous 2021-08-23 (Mon) 15:52:09 No. 478525
>>478524 >Is this bong for slavery?!? You have to be pretty fucking retarded if you think that I want that shit over here
Anonymous 2021-08-23 (Mon) 23:37:28 No. 478528
>>478523 The fact they're doing this means they are desperate as shit. The entire neoliberal underclass economy is about to collapse.
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 00:19:37 No. 478529
ahem, >ingerlel
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 03:40:51 No. 478530
Any of you guys in orgs?
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 08:48:43 No. 478531
>>478523 I work as PMC for a pretty big food company, this does not shock me one bit.
They are making money like crazy and have been all throughout the pandemic, all the salary staff get huge bonuses, everyone complains about how hard it is to find people, yet no-one thinks for a second of raising wages or giving benefits.
The 'solution' they've come up with is to set up a recruiting centre in Poland and ship people over. Added benefit of reducing already low union penetration. The place is so shit to work at that hardly anyone stays long enough to care about the union, they all go and work at fucking amazon for the same pay, that's how bad it is.
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 13:24:31 No. 478533
>>478532 Owie nowie not me milky treaties nasty daddy brexit fascists are taking away my tweats
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-24 (Tue) 13:47:09 No. 478534
>>478532 been getting them vibes myself, first nandoes, now Maccy dees.. whats next? Greggs? Surely not.
Also I run a cafe and its been fucking hard to get stuff from suppliers, chicken and avocado specifically. Other things also. So have first hand experience
>>478533 shut the fuck up, you are almost definitely in other threads licking Xis anus hole, food supply chain break down is a big deal
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 13:53:48 No. 478535
>>478534 Do you think there will be a total food supply breakdown or temporary shortages on specific goods. I’m not concerned about temporary shortages. I’ve got canned mackerel for monthes.
Also don’t know what your talking about with xi. I’ve nearly posted the last week. Boards been too slow to bother.
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 14:21:00 No. 478536
>>478534 >Mad he can't get fruits from exploited countries to sell to middle-classes in his cafe >Slagging off actually existing socialist countries Peak anglo 'leftist'
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-24 (Tue) 15:23:33 No. 478537
>>478535 You have to ask yourself how difficult is it really to get chicken and stuff. The problem is not so much temporary shortages, but the reason behind this, which is new, necessarily more stringent import processes, which are having teething problems atm, but the new systems coming into place will inevitably mean price hikes, as usual, with no corresponding rice in wages. A further squeeze on an already fucked economy.
Not only will that price change effect the consumer, but also businesses already fucked by covid will struggle to stay open, there will be further loss of jobs and further downward pressure on wages
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-24 (Tue) 15:25:05 No. 478538
>>478535 I meant you don’t get to poo poo McDonald’s if you support McXis Mc socialism
>>478536 Anglo and Chinese both building Zion. You’re probably more white and western than I am Gazi
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 15:48:49 No. 478540
>>478538 Nah I like McDonald’s. Some good memories of banana milkhakes after a a 12 hour shift :)
>>478537 This is somewhat true, however I doubt this will be a long term issue. I think these are temporary bottlenecks that will be worked out over coming monthes. But hey I don’t manage imports
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 16:01:42 No. 478541
>>478540 >This is somewhat true, however I doubt this will be a long term issue. I think these are temporary bottlenecks that will be worked out over coming monthes. But hey I don’t manage imports There are more structural issues at play: the lockdown of the economy, the end of migration to britain due to Brexit & Corona, and more generally the "shadow strike" going on in much of the west: where people are refusing to take low paying, skilled work.
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 17:16:11 No. 478543
There's no supply shortage. There's ruling class sabotage, lockouts and inflation to impoverish the working class.
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 17:24:11 No. 478545
>>478542 It is happening already/
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 17:28:11 No. 478546
>>478543 >There's no supply shortage. There's ruling class sabotage If there's no shortage, where's the sabotage?
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 18:20:26 No. 478547
>>478543 Why would they create an artificial shortage? They want to sell shit to us.
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 19:09:37 No. 478548
>>460344
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 20:15:11 No. 478549
>>478548 good point, that was a bit retarded of me. should be good now assuming you're the only one that bothered
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 09:23:03 No. 478550
>>478535 > I’ve got canned mackerel for monthes. Nobody cares about you fag
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 09:24:49 No. 478551
>>478520 >shit today like austerity But government spending has never been higher?
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 09:32:31 No. 478552
>>478550 Haters jealous of the Mack pile
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 09:34:46 No. 478553
>>478551 Retarded, inflation means every goverment year is spending is dah highest Ever. You measure it as a percentage of gdp or overall economic activity.
Which is approaching an all time low despite sluggish gdp growth.
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 16:19:41 No. 478554
So Graham won the Unite race, good news in my book: she seems willing to overturn the current trade union consensus and try to bring European Sectoral bargaining to Britain.
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 16:39:32 No. 478555
>>478547 >>478546 Lol, destruction of the productive forces is a main focus of fascism. Dutt wrote about this decades ago. If they wanted people buying stuff they wouldn't have shut down all small businesses while keeping giant multinational corporations open lol.
The British bourg got a black eye from the vote to leave the EU cartel which they still haven't forgotten or given up hopes of overturning it.
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 16:42:25 No. 478556
>>478554 Yeah I’m glad she won. Was surprised cause all the institutional left people I’ve heard said she had no chance and was gonna split the vote. Good news though. Anyone know any more detail on her besides being supposedly the most radical choice?
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 16:51:01 No. 478557
>>478556 >Was surprised cause all the institutional left people I’ve heard said she had no chance and was gonna split the vote. Yeah that's because the partisans were supporting Bennett until he bowed out for Turner. There was a fear that eternal blairite wrecker Coyne would win but honestly: Graham was the best candidate from the start.
Her manifesto is here, it's p based:
https://twitter.com/josiahmortimer/status/1430538717496815624 Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 17:11:28 No. 478558
>>478554 >European Sectoral bargaining to Britain. What's the difference?
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 18:18:04 No. 478559
>>478558 British trade unions negotiate deals for their workers on a firm-by-firm basis: meaning they have more direct leveraging but it only covers those workers. Sectoral bargaining is several union branches saying to all the company in an industry "You have to meet these requirements across the board": it allows for less flexibility
but it covers all the workers at the same standard, even those who aren't unionised or in workplaces that do not have a union. In a period of lower union density, it is immensely
[email protected] France has the same system and they get far higher protections for a union density 50% that of the UK's.
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 22:32:06 No. 478560
>>478553 >You measure it as a percentage of gdp line goes up
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-25 (Wed) 23:02:15 No. 478561
Oh by the way, Patrick Harvey has promised rent controls and a bunch of other tenant protections as part of his coalition deal with the SNP.
Anonymous 2021-08-26 (Thu) 00:51:57 No. 478562
>british parliament condemns biden >mfw corbyn would be ridin with biden now if he was leader
Anonymous 2021-08-26 (Thu) 04:21:21 No. 478563
>>478562 Imagine how crazy it would be if Corbyn was reinforcing liberal-democratic forces with special forces while America pulled out, enabling the reactionary ultras.
Total bizarro world.
Anonymous ## Mod 2021-08-26 (Thu) 09:11:05 No. 478564
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>>>/meta/7 Anonymous 2021-08-26 (Thu) 12:01:33 No. 478566
>>478535 >canned mackerel Brocialism been to jail confirmed.
Anonymous 2021-08-26 (Thu) 12:03:15 No. 478567
>>478565 Whenever labour suck the Lib Dem’s sweep up votes 14% is about the norm. Also disaffected tories who don’t wanna vote labour. Also further away from elections Lib Dem’s gain.
Anonymous 2021-08-26 (Thu) 13:42:34 No. 478568
>>478530 Yeah I'm thinking of joining YCL/CPB as well, despite them having many issues they are the largest and most relevent Communist org in the UK. I still can't believe the biggest communist org in the UK only has around 1,100 members when small minor commie parties in Italy have around 20,000 members.
I wonder why the UK's Communist scene is much smaller than Continental Europe's, guessing its because Labour sucks up all the people who would potentially join a Communist party. Since we have a lot of people wasting their time with the sisyphean task of reforming Labour into becoming socialists.
ACORN is another good org that you should join too.
Anonymous 2021-08-26 (Thu) 14:24:25 No. 478569
>>478568 > I wonder why the UK's Communist scene is much smaller than Continental Europe's, guessing its because Labour sucks up all the people who would potentially join a Communist party. It’s this plus lack of PR , people who would become communists elsewhere get swallowed up into the “labour ideology”.
Also would concur with this post , heard very little as about CPB aside from it being inactive/dull.
Acorn is decent if you have it in local area.
Anonymous 2021-08-26 (Thu) 18:10:17 No. 478570
Guys, I need a brit to lend me a hand.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-26 (Thu) 19:02:54 No. 478572
Food shortage at greggs. It’s official brexit fucking sucks
Anonymous 2021-08-27 (Fri) 05:53:34 No. 478573
>>464379
Anonymous 2021-08-27 (Fri) 05:54:32 No. 478574
>>464379 (for the record, we don't endorse this statement, FBI)
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-27 (Fri) 11:08:43 No. 478575
>>464379
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-27 (Fri) 11:09:11 No. 478576
>>464380
Anonymous 2021-08-27 (Fri) 11:12:59 No. 478577
>>478574 then why did you post in the IRC chat "We, the administration of leftypol fully endorse >>464379 and in the case this is taken to court based on actions caused by one of our members we accept full responsibility. This is absolutely real and any attempt to argue that it's just a shitpost in court is a lie that should be held with contempt."
like I don't endorse it either just seems like a strange dichotomy
(oh shit) Anonymous 2021-08-27 (Fri) 18:11:10 No. 478579
>>464379 get better friends
play indie games that run on an old potato.
there's tons of free stuff like doom wads in an emulator with the brutal doom plugin, that's a real treat, you shouldn't miss out.
Learn Linux or programming, that doesn't need much computing grunt, and it's a lot more rewarding, with a high that lasts much longer than the gaming high, which will improve your mood more durably and make you less suicidal in general.
You can also read a book or listen to audio books, try librivox for example this audiobook:
https://librivox.org/the-colors-of-space-by-marion-zimmer-bradley-2/ if you want to feel better like 20 minutes from now try playing some tetris
to find out why i'm suggesting tetris listen to this
https://soundcloud.com/theanthropocenereviewed/episode-10-tetris-and-the-seed-potatoes-of-leningrad another way to feel better 20 minutes from now is if you lie on the floor on your back with bend up knees and do deep breathing, you'll be full of oxygen and that will give you a high that will improve you mood for a while.
Anonymous 2021-08-27 (Fri) 18:32:10 No. 478580
>>478578 Own Jones is surprisingly defined.
Anonymous 2021-08-27 (Fri) 18:34:53 No. 478581
>>464379 >>478575 Anyone got any spare PC parts lying around?
I sold all mine for the cash unfortunately. Had a look and you can get some decent prebulits for the sub £450 mark that could run warzone on low settings. You could even build your own for cheaper using second hand parts.
Also an anon in /b/ posted this list of torrents for low requirement games:
https://steamunlocked.net/victoria-2-free-download/ (Vicky 2)
https://tlauncher.org/en/ (Minecraft, third party launcher)
http://www.bay12games.com/dwarves/ (Dwarf Fortress)
https://fractalsoftworks.com/ (Starsector)
https://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?t=12973 (Hideous destructor)
https://igg-games.com/barotrauma-712721899-free-download.html (Barotrauma)
https://steamunlocked.net/worms-armageddon-free-pc-download/ (Worms Armageddon)
Vicky 2 and Minecraft are great for finding new friends while playing the online.
Anonymous 2021-08-27 (Fri) 18:57:05 No. 478582
>>464379
Anonymous 2021-08-28 (Sat) 01:18:48 No. 478585
I move from my country to an english speaking country ( Great Britain ) last year in order to study a graduate degree. Sorry for my english, I am ESL.
Anonymous 2021-08-28 (Sat) 01:52:22 No. 478588
>>478585 if you're going to post bait copypastas at least write original ones
Anonymous 2021-08-28 (Sat) 06:33:27 No. 478591
>>478590 Based, thanks Shay!
Anonymous 2021-08-28 (Sat) 09:03:18 No. 478592
>>478590 I mean I’m not sure we need any phycology there’s litterally pictures of him with trafficked underage women
Anonymous 2021-08-28 (Sat) 13:55:01 No. 478595
>>478594 Statistically speaking most pedophiles are heterosexual men and so is the bourgeoisie.
Anonymous 2021-08-29 (Sun) 20:29:14 No. 478598
>>478597 Grace Blakeley delivering it nicely
Anonymous 2021-08-29 (Sun) 20:53:44 No. 478599
>>478598 She really is gorgeous, too bad about the co-op wankering
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 07:48:45 No. 478604
>>478603 Damn Biden is becoming more and more based.
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 08:30:30 No. 478605
>>478599 >too bad about the co-op wankering What do you mean, sorry?
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-30 (Mon) 12:08:51 No. 478606
>>478597 Feels pretty good knowing you probably physically best everybody in this picture
except maybe the handsome one with his hand on Cash Thicckar Jones lives a cushy journo life he should hit the gym plenty time.
Also
Soz for the daily fail
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9936399/Secret-army-200-weapons-obsessed-ex-soldiers-plotting-attacks-vaccine-centres.html Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 12:49:50 No. 478607
>>478606 Jesus chuffin Christ, starting to get worried about military radicalisation bros.
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 13:01:09 No. 478608
>>478602 >>478601 Nobody gonna react to the second largest union in the country planning an international strike against amazon???
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 13:50:37 No. 478609
>>478606 either a glowie false flag or a bunch of LARPing boomers. Noticed in the article there was pics of one of them with a legally owned rifle. After what happened in Plymouth I'm wondering how long it will be until the government cracks down on gun owners.
Why do these retards care so much about the vaxx anyway, just don't get it uygha
>>478608 It's a fucking amazing development but want to see some evidence of it happening first, don't want to get too excited just yet. Sorry for being such a pessimist I've just been disappointed so many times at this point.
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 13:57:35 No. 478610
>>478609 >either a glowie false flag Knowing MI5, I would 200% bet this. It is what they have been doing with islamists for
decades , it's basically the american strat but they don't need to get them anywhere near doing actual terrorism to arrest them, so they just found a group, get them to say they will do terrorism, and then they can arrest them. Still, the fact that these people would be
willing to do this should be immensely worrying to all.
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 14:03:24 No. 478611
>>478609 >either a glowie false flag or a bunch of LARPing boomers. Or both
ngl, kinda doubt it, only crack downs I'm aware of was after Dunblane, and last year when MARS rifles were banned
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 14:06:10 No. 478612
>>478611 Yeah gun control in the UK is a non-issue, Dunblane was also in the context of high urban gun crime and the IRA: neither of which is a major thing atm.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-30 (Mon) 14:08:41 No. 478613
>>478608 Yes it’s based AF sorry got caught up ogling hash smokar
>>478609 Yeh it’s 100% glow “secret command” I.e mi5, MI6 and 5 pulled a lot of this shit during the troubles
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-30 (Mon) 14:09:12 No. 478614
Btw boys it’s time to buy your adder crossbow before they ban the ting
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 16:32:09 No. 478615
>>478605 Basically, the foundation of her left economics is expressed primarily through the promotion of co-ops. (She is otherwise a generally good kenseyian)
I think co-ops are both a dead end and not particularly useful to any left project. It doesn't transform or alter market relations to production. So called "workplace democratisiation" matter little when you must still awnser to the demands of the market. In some way its worse as it naturalizes the interest of the capitalist into all members of the company. For example this Pencil factory has to increase production to make profit(which in a co-op is reflected in the workers wage.) Therefore the workers co-op comes together for various proposals to increase production (Could be longer hours, higher hourly work goals, more brutal conditions) Now instead of a boss putting these on you its enforced by other workers within the company. This is far worse as it creates a panoticon like condition within the workplace, generates interpersonal issues, prevents solidarity between workers.
Also I think people in pmc carears overestimate the desire for workplace democracy. Like I don't wanna have a democratic contest to decide my manager or shifts or how the company works. Don't want any more meetings or things to worry about.
Just pay me more and let me fuck off. Unions are a much better veichal for this than co-ops. Also unions on industry levels prevent worker competition between firms. Where as co-ops promote workers fighting between firms for conditions etc.
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 17:36:08 No. 478617
>>478615 > Just pay me more and let me fuck off. Wtf? The whole point of socialism is to tell your boss to fuck off. Coops may have these problems, but that only because they are still under capitalism. That doesn’t mean workers aren’t better off in coop than a company.
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 19:14:14 No. 478618
>>478617 > Wtf? The whole point of socialism is to tell your boss to fuck off It’s more about telling the owner to fuck off. There will always be a manager etc
Which is what all the co-op wankers suggest. If you wanna do socalist mmm and then build up co-ops under that model be my guest. But under capitalism they serve little purpose but to misitify capital relations and fail to amend most of capitals core problems.
I would suggest frequently they are as explained above. Even if there is some marginal gain its incidental to the co~op model and would be better served by mass unionisation.
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 19:21:43 No. 478619
>>478618 A big reason managers suck is because they represent the next level of managers above them, and those managers represent the next level, etc until you get to the CEO, then the shareholder board of directors. That is, managers represent the need for profit. They are the voice of capital.
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 19:42:40 No. 478620
>>478618 Does your brain work in opposite land? How does providing an alternative way to run a business 'misitify capital relations'? Nor are coops ever intended to amend captialism. You are letting perfect be the enemy of good.
Not an either-or situation. You can unionize all the workplaces you want, but sooner or latter you will cross the bridge and replaces the owners will something to reach socialism, whether it be the state (nationalization), coops or a combination of both models.
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 19:48:38 No. 478621
>>478618 surely co-ops clarify capital relations rather than mystifying them, insofar as they make clear that the enemy is an abstract system rather than a human oppressor. (even if it's more fun and satisfying to have a human face to put on the system and to threaten to smash in, it also carries the risk of imagining that if only the
right human was in the boss's seat, everything would be fine.)
also in an idle way i imagine that a 100% co-operative economy could shift from typical market relations in interesting ways by having co-ops bartering between one another without consideration of price. (i.e. why have the dairy co-op and the crisps co-op both sell 100% of their stuff to the supermarket co-ops at variable price when each one could send a % of their production to one another, since the employees of each regularly buy crisps and dairy anyway. in the right circumstances, say inflationary times, this could provide more stability for members of certain co-ops than relying on money-market operations.)
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 23:09:07 No. 478623
>>478622 I'm just saying, if they think it's a bioweapon then just don't get it and try to inform others of this. Them blowing up my nan at the vaccination centre because of something they read on facebook isn't going to help anyone is it?
Anonymous 2021-08-31 (Tue) 08:20:58 No. 478624
>>478603 My dreams of an isolated UK might actually come true?
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-31 (Tue) 09:17:39 No. 478625
>>478615 The hospitality industry would benefit hugely from co-operatives.
If you don’t like work place democracy it’s prob cos you’ve never had a job that would benefit cos you’ve never had a job
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-31 (Tue) 10:12:51 No. 478626
>>478618 >there will always be a manager Yes, because most places need managers and managers are workers.
>co-ops mystify relations No they don’t, they make it very clear as the workers and the market are no longer mediated by the boss
Anonymous 2021-08-31 (Tue) 13:58:46 No. 478627
>>478603 This is an empty threat. You can't bear a grudge you cannot remember
Anonymous 2021-08-31 (Tue) 15:06:55 No. 478629
>>478628 rest in power comrade o7
he created more civil unrest than any of us ever will
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-08-31 (Tue) 15:09:25 No. 478630
>>478628 Reason number 163689339 to buy and automatic crossbow
Anonymous 2021-08-31 (Tue) 22:42:37 No. 478631
>>478628 I hope the animal rights people go off on one.
Anonymous 2021-08-31 (Tue) 23:43:22 No. 478634
>>478633 They're threatening to pickett party conference too.
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 00:22:16 No. 478636
>>478635 labour blew all their cash-in-hand settling a defamation lawsuit (which they probably could've won) at the same time as a lot of people quit their memberships or were purged, in both cases due to the leadership moving to the right (to the extent of purging the previous, left-wing leader Jeremy Corbyn). the result of this stupidity has been to slash the party's income. (once in a stronger position than that of the Conservatives, due to a massive membership.)
with no money and declining income the party needs to cut costs to not go broke.* as a result they want like 1/4 of their workforce to take voluntary redundancy. (i.e. step down)
that's incredibly unlikely because holy shit 1/4 of the entire workforce, which means the party might have to try and fire people, which obviously unions don't want and the employees in question don't want.
* theoretically they could boost income instead of cutting costs, either by trying to get more members or by getting big business donors etc, but the leadership is shit and polls poorly so despite moving to the right, what porky is going to waste the money on them?
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 00:29:15 No. 478637
>>478636 >(which they probably could've won) IIRC, they would've most certainly won
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 15:22:34 No. 478640
>>478636 >>478637 Yeah it was just a way to pay off the wreckers that got the current leadership in power
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 15:26:17 No. 478641
>>478638 That cow is fucking hilarious!
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 16:15:58 No. 478643
>>478642 If he was an islamist he'd be locked up for life.
I believe in deradicalisation and reform but there is a double standard.
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 16:20:07 No. 478644
>>478643 Yeah this is unironically a good way to deal with non-violent offenders but looks like a joke when nobody else is doing it
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 16:20:53 No. 478645
>>478642 >classical literature That's not any better tbh
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 16:31:39 No. 478646
>>478642 this is almost like a Maoist struggle session
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 16:37:00 No. 478647
>>478642 Fuck nah. Call the sweat box… Send me up strangeways m8.
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 16:41:27 No. 478649
>>478644 Yeah also not sure how "Tale of Two cities" is gonna deradicalise someone from ethosurpramcism tbh.
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 16:49:25 No. 478650
>>478649 Make them read Dr Seuss books or something then
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 16:52:00 No. 478651
>>478650 Not sure what the lorax would do neither. Tbh you need a holistic education rather than just "read 1984"
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 17:08:36 No. 478652
>>478651 >Tbh you need a holistic education rather than just "read 1984" This is literally 1984
Anonymous 2021-09-01 (Wed) 18:19:25 No. 478653
>>478642 1. leftist judge: "you WILL read the book"
2. i didn't know judges could do this and now i wish i was a judge
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-01 (Wed) 20:20:40 No. 478654
>>478642 the classic literature had better be James Baldwin or Chinua Achebe or something not like Rudyard Kipling or the man done fucked up
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-01 (Wed) 20:21:23 No. 478655
but honestly downloaded some nazi stuff isn't that big of a crime and the punishment seems to fit the crime so based judge. Barely even a punishment just like "read better shit lmao"
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 10:51:40 No. 478657
>>478656 Brits are honestly so fucking stupid with politics it's hard to tell. It's a country of retards who want every protest in a little cuck zone that nobody hears about and the moment anyone does anything the media pays attention to they find an excuse to piss and moan and say shit like "Oh but will this
really win people over to your cause acting like this? Hmmmmm?" They're obsessed with futile peaceful protests nobody but the protesters are aware of despite the fact they have quite literally fucking never produced any results. Almost everyone "into politics" in this country is a retarded faggot who thinks like this.
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 10:53:49 No. 478658
>>478657 multiple riots this year.
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 10:58:38 No. 478660
>>478659 >sperging about vaccine. You embarrass yourself. Read the news more and take your meds or get some sleep or something m8.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-02 (Thu) 13:20:30 No. 478662
>>478656 The guy who founded it worked for a CIA soft power arm once, if I wasn’t st work I’d go dig it up
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 14:02:54 No. 478663
>>478656 100% a glowie plot
All these predictions of doom from environmentalists continue because of how bourgeois academia works. These people want their grants and their positions and their life long careers.
So they predict since the 70s the world is going to end and when the deadline they pick passes (like the Rockefella sponsored Limits to Growth) they carry on
All XR is is a psyop to neuter potential revolutionaries into doomer mindsets and passivity on the one hand and be an engine for austerity and the tightening of the belts of proletariat on the other (yeah "recycle" and "reuse" shopping bags or go vegan whilst Bezos sends himself into space and his workers piss in bottles cos they're not allowed piss breaks and the US military is the largest polluter on the planet)
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 14:07:35 No. 478664
>>478656 I remember speaking to some people the first year when it was really hitting the news and it seemed pretty alright as far as something like this goes but if anything like that didn't start as a glowie plot it will be full of spycops in no time.
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 16:42:11 No. 478666
>>478665 >Everything is posting Couldn't have put it better myself
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-02 (Thu) 16:44:29 No. 478667
>>478665 Tfw they agree on everything but the name of what they call it
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 16:45:33 No. 478668
>>478665 ofc I haven't heard of three out of the four streaming services it will be on
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 17:05:21 No. 478670
>>478665 A member of choudrys family went to my secondary school. He was pretty chill guy, really into movies I remember he talked my ear off about the meaning of donny Darko on the way home from a school trip.
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 17:10:47 No. 478671
>>478670 Every school had the
coolest kid in the 2000s that loved donnie darko.
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 17:15:58 No. 478672
James Corden and John Oliver need to be deported back to the UK, you're not sending your best
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 17:17:24 No. 478673
>>478672 tbh James Corden and John Oliver need to be thrown down a well
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 17:28:54 No. 478674
>>478672 Then we'll just send him back
:)
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-02 (Thu) 18:00:44 No. 478676
>>478672 Sorry burger. You have sent us however your entire culture
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 18:22:41 No. 478677
>>474150
Anonymous 2021-09-02 (Thu) 18:23:40 No. 478678
>>474150
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 13:17:45 No. 478682
>>478663 But how do you explain the rich getting into contingency planning etc. a future climate disaster. If its all BS then that's a big waste of money
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 13:43:19 No. 478684
>>478682 It's an industry like any other
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 13:44:37 No. 478685
>>478683 >too much red tape on acid! <acid attacks skyrocket >too much harmless gas lying around! people are having fun!!!! <???? Very concerned about public health moment.
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 15:09:03 No. 478690
>>478688 where's the lie tho
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 15:10:40 No. 478691
>>478690 It was legalised again in 1956 so average soycialist party man is lying by omission to get good trot points
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 15:19:25 No. 478694
>>478693 Twinks in the YCL: I sleep
Twinks in the YCL who believe in astrology and Trotskyism: Real shit
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 15:29:52 No. 478696
>In 2018, the Socialist Party created a faction in the Committee for a Workers' International (CWI) in opposition to the Irish and other sections.
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 15:31:21 No. 478697
>>478695 trots have massive gay orgies in the spirit world, how did you not know this?
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-03 (Fri) 15:42:45 No. 478698
I wish violence on the Tory party. In the spirit world.
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 17:07:19 No. 478702
>>478701 Terf is probably the most bizzare political movement I’ve ever seen.
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 17:12:54 No. 478704
>>478701 GL is 100% a repressor or has a thing for transhumanists. Only sexual instincts could make a man so obsessed.
>>478702 tbf the trans rights movement is also largely made up of a bunch of freaks who don't represent regular trans people at all
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 17:15:01 No. 478705
>>478684 For themselves moron
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-03 (Fri) 17:35:46 No. 478707
>>478702 I was face book stalking a group “gender heretics” a “terf” group the other day and it’s inhabitants. A good number of them seem to be 50+ women who have like idk a profile picture which is a tree or something, and they post about horoscopes, A LOT of them seem to be on the whole crystals a Witcher kick, more than one had a picture of a witch as their profile. A good many in that group were talking about like “the time they lived on this hippy commune in 73” or something but many seemed to now live bougie lives in the country somewhere. It was weird
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-03 (Fri) 17:37:00 No. 478708
The “terf” guy on my fb and his ugly snp wife posts daily rants about how trans activists are homophobic, it gets more cranky and unhinged by the day
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 17:37:02 No. 478709
>>478705 For some reason I read your question as to do with asking about the purpose of the green industry lol, no idea how I got there but I'll try again.
People that rich don't care about "wasting" money, it's pretty much impossible for them to spend enough money in a personal capacity for anything to truly be an observable waste for them, it's like how you technically waste money when you can't be bothered standing around for your 1p change in a shop so it goes in the till/charity box. They are so rich the only issue they have with their money is how to spend it on new investments to accumulate more money. Wearing a new pair of clothes hand selected and fitted by their personal fashion guru and tailor and brought to them every day is as normal to them as you putting on your clothes in the morning. Bezos has a huge mansion in Mayfair he keeps just in case he needs to go to London. The guy has probably forgotten about some of his mansions he has so many.
Remember that a million isn't considered rich nowadays, and even guys with double digit millions are going to be on the poorer end of luxury doomsday bunker buyers. These people can afford bunkers that make the home of the richest guy you know look like a hovel on every continent and then some and have a private jet on standby to get them there, and it is their equivalent of having home insurance.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-03 (Fri) 17:38:22 No. 478710
>>478708 I used to be kinda sympathetic to at least some parts of it but this one guy and his wife have made me do a full u turn, now if you won’t suck a trans woman’s dick you are literally doing violence in my mind
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 18:05:08 No. 478711
>>478707 I know someone just like this hippie older middle age lady.(crystals Buddhism, David ike etc) Now she does terf stuff all the time. Its just fucking weird like how could you be so obsessed with this tiny issue. Like I barely think about it if ever and these people spend all day on it.
Funny story recently I was out at a small scale play a couple monthes back and they had gender neutral toilets. This bougie middle age women had a go at this massive security guard about if for 20 minutes. Asking him to explain who made this descion, how could women feel sage etc. Like I went for a piss went back to my table and drank a pint and went back , she was still arguing. The security guard was basically just shrugging to everything she said.
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 21:48:44 No. 478713
>>478712 A less pink Luke Akehurst tbh
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 22:05:01 No. 478715
>>478714 Real life instance of "Who are you quoting?"
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 22:09:10 No. 478716
>>478714 I honestly don't know how people can be arsed to care about this stuff. It's just so easy not to care.
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 22:19:27 No. 478717
>>478716 spreading division and offering solutions to problems you pulled out of your ass
that's what grifters do
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 22:26:43 No. 478718
Who is Galloway accusing of being obsessed with trans rights?
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 22:29:19 No. 478719
>>478711 >I know someone just like this hippie older middle age lady.(crystals Buddhism, David ike etc) Now she does terf stuff all the time. Its just fucking weird like how could you be so obsessed with this tiny issue. Like I barely think about it if ever and these people spend all day on it. Because it's often steeped in 2nd gen feminist language which is when thru were last active and they consume social media and have encountered the worst of trans people in the world within realms of ideas, relationships, discourse and action who are usually antifeminists and so it reminds them of the old battles.
Probably similar to other 'side' in some of these reasons too.
It's all very silly and misguided; sad when people who are actually intelligent and sincere get dragged in.
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 22:32:35 No. 478720
>>478714 Reminder that he didn't give money to a food bank that he promised to give, and said that he'd shoot himself in the eyes rather than vote tory, only to later simp for the tories
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-03 (Fri) 22:34:00 No. 478721
>>478720 Also he entertained a CIA chief in his hotel room
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 22:41:34 No. 478723
>>478720 Well you see he's so benevolent, he thinks things like food banks are a waste of time, the
real work is in electoral politics. He's doing these people a favour by sparing them charity and continuing his political endeavours.
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 22:43:51 No. 478724
>>478719 this is probably a stupid question but what is the logic behind that tweet? why would anyone publicly post something like that?
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 22:47:56 No. 478725
>>478724 Frustration, anger issues, drugs, booze, lashing out at being powerless, not really any rational reason.
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 22:58:17 No. 478726
>>478720 to be fair he walks around with a loaded handgun at all times
(satire satire can't sue me if i say it's satire haha) so maybe he just hasn't gotten around to it yet
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 23:02:14 No. 478727
>>478714 He has kind of got a point (even if it is coated in boomer cringe). Some of the takes I saw about castillo by british leftists during the Peruvian elections redpilled me pretty hard against idpol.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-03 (Fri) 23:03:13 No. 478728
>>478726 George Galloway threatened me with a hand gun in order to rob me of a shopping bag full of almost out of date soup tins I got from my local foodbank. This isn’t satire in any way
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-03 (Fri) 23:03:47 No. 478729
>>478728 He said if I didn’t give him my soup he would make me he his cat
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 23:06:27 No. 478730
>>478726 >>478728 It's a well known fact that George Galloway carried out the Lockerbie bombing on the orders of his good friend and co-conspirator Saddam Hussein
Anonymous 2021-09-03 (Fri) 23:54:12 No. 478732
>>478730 he would chimp out so bad on twitter if he saw this post lol
Anonymous 2021-09-04 (Sat) 00:06:39 No. 478733
>>478732 I hope no concerned citizen, troll or dastardly /pol/ poster notifies him of it, that would be far too much wacky drama for this website.
Anonymous 2021-09-04 (Sat) 00:40:04 No. 478734
>>478733 I would love to but would prefer not to wake up tomorrow with 50 twitter DMs from George Galloway sperging out about leftybritpol and Saddam Hussein
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 01:11:57 No. 478739
>>478738 His twitter used to get posted here quite a bit before he deleted it, he's a pretty cool guy. Back then the Ukrainians were supported by Nazis and had killed off a good chunk of the trade union movement there, and the rest fled to the DPR/LPR/Crimea which had a larger communist presence back then. Dunno how he feels about it nowadays.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 01:23:06 No. 478740
>>478739 I thought he may be well known on here, seems like the type. I remember reading about the ukranian fascist death squads during the early stages of the war, had no idea that british leftists went over there though. I guess that's some hopium in regards to the british TU movement.
Thanks for the insight anyway.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 01:32:51 No. 478741
>>478740 They straight up barricaded hundreds of TUs in their HQ and torched it, killing them all. Fuck the Ukrainians.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 10:36:03 No. 478743
>>478738 He is actually someone who is good anti-idpol leftist in that he doesn’t obsessed about it unlike some people.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 10:39:46 No. 478744
>>478738 Reminder ash sicko and Owen Judas chased him out the left.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 10:42:39 No. 478745
>>478744 No they didn’t. He quit Twitter coz he wanted to keep deeper into RMT leadership.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 10:44:19 No. 478746
>>478745 Ah look Aaron bustedani just entered the chat to defend his freeky friends.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 10:51:38 No. 478747
>>478746 That is the literal reason. He quit Twitter long after all his disputes with Sakar and Jones.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 10:53:50 No. 478749
>>478747 Why don’t you go back to hosting tyskysourpuss Micheal wanker
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 11:08:44 No. 478750
>>478748 Many trans people are gender abolitionists too, which is based, of course. God I hate radlibs so much. TERFs are disgusting.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 11:14:08 No. 478752
>>478749 Why do you have so many people living rent free in your day.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 11:21:36 No. 478753
>>478752 he doesn't want to make them consoomers by charging them rent obviously
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 11:26:18 No. 478754
the only thing more pathetic than taking internet death threats seriously is using "death threats" to describe vaguely violent utterances.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 15:16:39 No. 478755
>>478754 I understand the first paragraph perfectly fine. The second one, not so much.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 15:25:04 No. 478757
>>478719 >>478751 Why are these all from 2017, are they still posted in some facebook group by autists or something
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 16:01:07 No. 478758
>>478748 lol, it's incredible how these fascist freaks think threatening to slit the throats of working class women who oppose their bourgeois mutilation are radicals.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 16:54:07 No. 478760
>>478756 Oh look James bootylaw logged on to the defend nevarwatcingo media
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 16:57:29 No. 478761
>>478663 >and when the deadline they pick passes (like the Rockefella sponsored Limits to Growth) isn't ltg the one whose predictions were correct
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 16:59:46 No. 478762
>>478692 >sucdem >not liking thjot fakkes succdeemsss
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 17:02:19 No. 478763
>>478494 >(Do not pedo jacket people) no.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 19:11:24 No. 478764
>>478754 Way to undermine the first line with the second line, lol. Fucking Christians man.
Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 20:08:32 No. 478765
>>478762 trotskyists undermine our lord and saviour the Labour party
(which, much like Jesus, was nailed to a cross and fucking died what seems like 2000 years ago)
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 00:46:01 No. 478768
>>478766 Fun fact: everyone I ever met called Deano smoked crack.
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 00:48:34 No. 478769
>>478766 if corbyn had won in 2019 deano would be in the gulag right now. Just let that sink in.
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 03:40:52 No. 478770
>>478701 why is this man's head so large?
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 08:46:28 No. 478771
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/sep/07/nadhim-zahawi-not-comfortable-with-breaking-manifesto-promises They are gonna try to push this guy as pm at some point.
He’s one of the most deep state connected fuckers in the entire parliament. Head of le circle(Anglo franc Catholic secret society to oppose communism, ran thatcher campaigns and funded p2 lodge in Italy which commited most of the terror in years of lead). Also supposed connections to war criminals in Kurdistan where he was head of gulf keystone petroleum. Also founder yougov which makes you think. Family where wealthy refugees taken in from Iraq in the 70’s.
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 10:57:03 No. 478772
>>478771 >He’s one of the most deep state connected fuckers in the entire parliament. Sorry m8, the deep state is a debunked far-right conspiracy theory.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-07 (Tue) 11:14:02 No. 478773
I really hate lefties. Can’t fucking stand them. Most of them seem cool and then you realise it really is mostly a bunch of guys with REAL SMART OPINIONS trying to score pussy by pretending to be super nice guy. The holier than thou shit is really starting to grate. The casually involved are fine, but everyone who makes a life out of it is a total cunt 9 times out of 10. There are some gems, but fuck me am I sick of listening to 20-40 year old men get all huffing and puffing with their take. Bunch of pruning little peacocks. Nobody cares mate, you’re fucking boring, this is why you are single and wound up all the time, you’re not that smart and we’ve heard it before. Fuck
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 11:17:50 No. 478774
>>478765 >>478767 Why do you keep posting these antisemitic caricatures?
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 11:20:46 No. 478775
>>478771 what's his parent's names? All I can find online is that they "fled persecution from Saddam Hussein"
>>478773 >trying to score pussy by pretending to be super nice guy has anyone here ever got laid because of their political opinions? is that a thing?
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 11:24:59 No. 478776
>>478775 >has anyone here ever got laid because of their political opinions? is that a thing? Anarchists have more secks. Everyone knows this.
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 11:29:19 No. 478777
>>478772 >The establishment is a conspiracy theory Ahaha haha
Hohohoho
Heeeheehee
Good one lad, pull the other leg it has bells attached
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-07 (Tue) 11:49:45 No. 478780
>>478775 >has anyone got laid from politics Believe me they fucking try.
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 13:45:58 No. 478781
>>478771 Anyone they want to push in the future is probably getting put near to the vaccine effort because it gives positive associations to people who don't think about the fact they don't actually do any of the work.
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 14:31:15 No. 478782
Just found out about this national insurance shit, I just lost like 200 pounds a year and I don’t even make shit. No1 bullshit
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 14:36:50 No. 478783
>>478775 I’ve never been able to find his parents names. But I assume if you get one of the very few refugee statuses in the 1970’s from Iraq and imideatily put your kids in top of the line private school you have got to be loaders/connected. I mean people don’t just fall into owning oil companies, being leaders of anti communist secret society’s.
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 17:33:16 No. 478785
>>478774 they let me back into Labour because nobody remembers that they originally threw me out for sending the NEC a hand-written report on how to resolve the antisemitism crisis titled "With all Jew Respect"
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 17:38:38 No. 478786
>>478767 unspeakably based btw
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 17:39:52 No. 478787
>>478771 Based Cercle knower
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 17:43:03 No. 478788
>>478786 Needs to be Eisenhower instead of Reagan
Anonymous 2021-09-08 (Wed) 13:12:40 No. 478790
>>478789 The real question is what did he know?
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-08 (Wed) 13:15:56 No. 478791
>>478789 A gunman wearing a fedora with a large, course fabric brown bag marked “food bank swag $$$” was caught on CCTV leaving the scene.
Police are appealing for witnesses.
In an unrelated story several cat owners on the same day said they found a mysterious white substance matting the fur of their feline friends
Anonymous 2021-09-08 (Wed) 13:35:06 No. 478792
>>478789 Geronimo had information that would lead to the arrest of Keir Starmer.
Anonymous 2021-09-08 (Wed) 13:35:46 No. 478793
>>478789 Geronimo was pro-Palestine.
Anonymous 2021-09-08 (Wed) 14:41:43 No. 478794
>>478789 Geronimo was trans
Anonymous 2021-09-08 (Wed) 16:01:35 No. 478795
>>478789 Geronimo had the Owen Jones agent files.
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 11:41:11 No. 478798
>>478797 What the fuck lmao
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 12:23:14 No. 478799
>>478789 >goat Literally racism.
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 14:48:25 No. 478800
>Taxes u-turn could have bring down Boris
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 15:02:19 No. 478801
>>478800 Yeah too bad we coulda got yummy kier starmer and Lisa nandshit
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 17:30:42 No. 478803
>>478802 Hey it's that Nazi guy.
I remember some schizo saying there will be a terror attack at COP26. Big if true.
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 17:37:05 No. 478804
>>478803 >I remember some schizo saying there will be a terror attack at COP26 schizos say that about every international event though
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 17:48:59 No. 478805
>>478804 True I just remember this prediction because I had no idea about COP26, and if it does happen I want people to be in awe at the schizo prophet.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-09 (Thu) 17:55:18 No. 478806
>>478802 Oh for fucks sake
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 17:59:06 No. 478807
>>478802 Dunn looks like he's on ketamine in his pfp lol
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-09 (Thu) 18:00:14 No. 478808
Cop26 will be the biggest nothing burger besides making the buses run funny and increasing the police presence and some radlibs setting up what willl no doubt be a lame protest.
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 20:32:35 No. 478809
got thrown out of the Scottish parliament for going into the viewing gallery and interrupting Sturgeon's speech to yell "Cope 26"
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 01:24:12 No. 478810
>>478808 I have always seen these conferences as not much more than publicity stunts for world leaders. What the fuck do they even talk about? Is it just the same shit every time but with slightly more urgency as the earth slowly heats up.
>>478809 funny
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 09:56:45 No. 478812
>>478811 >KPMG sets target for nearly a third of senior staff to be working class Right lads, let's all go be PMC
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-10 (Fri) 10:37:30 No. 478814
>>478809 Big lel.
Also the eternal Sphere has pulled ahead of the fat buffoon in the polls. Oh fuck bros what if he Bidens it. Oh fuck
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 10:43:53 No. 478815
>>478814 Has he actually done anything to convince anyone of anything? At this point the only policy I know he's 100% on was killing Geronimo.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-10 (Fri) 10:49:11 No. 478816
>>478815 nope, seems like the fat one had finally just fucked it up enough. Will be fucking hilarious if the Tories end up getting kicked out of power for raising taxes though
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-10 (Fri) 10:51:26 No. 478817
also, is this just liberal democracy now? Is this how it works? You simply hang around being completely mediocre until your opponent finally shames himself one too many times, and then you coast into power, with basically zero enthusiasm from anybody but the eternal swing voter, whose gold fish memory just needs to get caught off guard at the right time, and they go "oh fuck, my momentum has run out, time for my backwards swing"
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 10:55:12 No. 478818
>>478817 At this point I'm convinced swing voters are just made up by the government and don't actually exist.
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-10 (Fri) 11:00:54 No. 478819
>>478818 I've thought this before but actually its just that libs don't believe in anything and are in a permanent state of confusion.
Take for instance my father, a firm blairite, voted Tory last election "to keep the SNP out" is now a firm Sphereite, was a lib dem in 2010. They vote based on emotional ties in their personal life. For instance, there is somebody in their work they don't like who is very pro SNP, so they vote Tory because FUCK PHIL AND HIS NATIONALISM which is what they think inside, while outside its " i just want to keep us together"
Or the German girl i was once in a squat with, who 10 days in is like "yeh i would vote liberal democrat" like.. WUT.. you are literally inside sleeping in a squat lady, what in fuck are you doing voting liberal democrat
you have to understand, libs aren't consistent, they don't have opinions based in some kind of school of thought, its a minute to minute feeling kind of deal, it really doesn't have to make any coherent sense, because they haven't actually thought about it that hard
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-10 (Fri) 11:01:27 No. 478820
>>478818 but also broadly yes I agree, swing voters don't exist and the polls are definitely a psy op
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 11:25:11 No. 478821
>>478818 You don’t know enough lemmings.
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 19:40:07 No. 478824
>>478811 I often wonder what MI 5 rank the prostitutes at the BBC have.
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 19:46:47 No. 478825
>>478824 Bottom rank - unwittingly passed vetting, useful idiot, lacking internal voice and independent thought
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 21:11:04 No. 478827
>>478826 remind me, what is the other evidence for this theory?
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 21:13:56 No. 478828
>>478827 Around the time of his affair allegations it was often pointed out how red his cheeks are along with other visible alcoholism effects like bloodshot eyes and damaged blood vessels
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 21:18:45 No. 478829
>>478828 ah man that guys life is mess
he's going to end up topping himself, isn't he
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 21:27:23 No. 478830
>>478829 Nah he's a neoliberal, they don't feel enough to consider killing themselves.
He has a bright future in the private sector where he can impersonate Blair and feel like/pretend to be a real human being for the rest of his life, being congratulated by other soulless husks who studied PPE, business, law, economics or international relations who dream of being like him when they're older.
In the 2040s the eternal Fabian will be attacking the insurgent Labour left and be lauding his name as the hero who saved Labour, much like Kinnock and Blair, as Labour goes into its 37th year in opposition with the full support of Cyber-God Thiel and His Great Immortal Eminence EschaTony Dagoth Blair.
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 21:27:30 No. 478831
>>478829 I have a theory hes constantly disassociated and basically just directed by the clique around him.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 00:05:50 No. 478835
>>478834 Nah look at how red even his forehead is recently, guy is fucked up.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 00:49:42 No. 478836
So seriously like 150+ people are still dying a day of coof in your country and everyone just collectively stopped talking about it lmao?
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 02:01:36 No. 478838
>>478836 It's mostly olds and retards and everyone hates them lol
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 05:12:38 No. 478839
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9977325/Supermarket-shortages-FOREVER-says-food-drink-federation-chief.html Food shortages could last forever! Everyone should go and buy all the toilet paper and food that they can. You don't want to be left hungry!
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 06:30:51 No. 478840
Honestly kier being an alchie makes me like him far more.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 07:55:51 No. 478841
On this very day 20 years ago at approximately this very time, Tony Blair was waking up and preparing for his speech to the TUC advocating British Membership of the Eurozone. A perfect symbol, then, for the defining turning point of his premiership.only real chance to have a say would be diminished, since there would be precedent within the last 20 or so years on the currency question.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 11:12:09 No. 478842
>>478839 Further proof the British working class voting to leave the EU was an act of proletarian internationalism. It deprived foreign workers from exploitation at the hands of British capitalists.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 12:16:21 No. 478843
>>478842 All well and good that it'll make it more difficult to exploit foreign workers, but they're already getting around this by exploiting prisoners (True it's mostly those on day release, but I won't be surprised if at some point in the future, all prisoners would be exploited just to save companies a few pennies)
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 13:11:13 No. 478844
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/sep/11/boris-johnson-says-911-failed-to-undermine-freedom-and-democracy >The Queen, Keir Starmer and the PM sent messages to mark the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks howling at the decision to rank them in this order
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 16:21:23 No. 478845
Since the chairman died today, got me thinking , where/are there any gonzaloite groups in the uk?
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 16:51:41 No. 478846
>>478294 I just arrived in the UK for my university.
Biggest mistake of my life
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 16:56:04 No. 478847
>>478846 Not like we're putting out the greatest press I feel like you've only got yourself to blame for that one mate.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 17:04:58 No. 478848
>>478846 ay we're not too fond of you lot either. Bloody international students taking up all the places at universities, paying higher their fees and stopping working class kids from getting in.
ENGLISH universities for
ENGLISH people, that's what I say
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 17:10:37 No. 478849
>>478848 >ENGLISH universities for ENGLISH people This is how a britbong socialist looks like, shame on you.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 17:11:20 No. 478850
>>478848 Had a lady say this to me at a protest, the English line and everything, we were in fucking Cardiff.
But seriously the housing being built exclusively for rich international students is an issue in most towns
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 17:12:35 No. 478851
>>478849 >This is how a britbong socialist looks like, shame on you Nothing wrong with that tbh
>>478846 whats the probelm?
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 17:26:59 No. 478853
>>478846 Good luck with your program, what are you studying?
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 17:28:47 No. 478854
permanent shortages
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 17:39:30 No. 478855
Im sorry mates. I was just baiting to see some reactions. I am considering coming to study public policy but online. You don't have to worry about me fugging your housing.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 17:42:42 No. 478856
>>478848 Found the 'The Sun' intern
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 17:54:37 No. 478857
>>478856 >>478855 haha no worries mate. I just wanted to give you a taste of some traditional english xenophobia, a true staple of our culture
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 18:00:27 No. 478858
>>478843 True, but prisons are always easy to raze down.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 18:40:44 No. 478859
wonder what the cost would be to have government policy be that the yearly rent for student accommodation to UK students can't be more than the student loan for that particular year.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 21:17:00 No. 478862
>>478848 This but unironically.
FUCK OFF HOME STUDENT SCUM
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 11:54:34 No. 478863
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/sep/12/labour-party-pledges-ethical-core-to-britains-foreign-policy This is the most retarded shit I’ve ever read. Fighting over who can be the most extreme anti China hawks and more active neocons. Britain’s choice to for litterally no fucking reason, thumb the eye of China(the worlds largest economy, by 2030 the worlds dominant power). Goes beyond comprehension how stupid this is. Like if this in the manifesto, it would probably be worth voting Tory for harm prevention.
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 15:37:51 No. 478864
Football fan avoids jail after being racist online about black England players https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/football-fan-racist-social-media-black-england-players-jail-rashford-saka-sancho/ >The defendant wrote: "Well it took three ethnic players to f*** it up. Unlucky England. Sack them three monkeys." >On Wednesday, McCluskey - of Blyth Close, Runcorn - admitted a single charge of sending an offensive or abusive message by a public communication network. >Before being handed his suspended sentence, which will include 30 days of rehabilitation work on racism and diversity, he sat in the dock hunched over with his head in his hands. >McCluskey was also ordered to observe a weekend curfew on Saturdays and Sundays, monitored by an electronic tag, and made to pay £85 costs and a £128 victim surcharge, to be deducted from his benefits. what the fuck is this, britbongs?
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 15:56:45 No. 478866
>>478865 >Unless the guy has a history of racism or far-right activity the site says he wasn't convicted for anything before
like what the hell is this supposed to mean? he is accused of "abusing" professional fotball players by making a fucking comment on twitter. the poor opressed footbal players. what will they do? buy a new yacht out of depression?
law protecting colored millionaires and billionaires feelings when?
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 16:13:36 No. 478867
>>478866 >the site says he wasn't convicted for anything before if that's the case then this is way too harsh, especially as he was given a "light" sentence because of his lack of previous convictions.
I sent some saka getting choked memes to my mates after the match, some of which could be considered racist. ffs this could be me next, I couldn't even afford to pay the fine >law protecting colored millionaires and billionaires feelings when? It is farcical. Porkie commits financial crimes daily on a massive scale, at a huge detriment to the lower classes yet only gets slapped with a small fine once every few years. Meanwhile Scott from Runcorn posts a mean tweet while high and gets all this shit. I hate this fucking country so much.
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 16:48:29 No. 478868
>>478864 >and made to pay £85 costs and a £128 victim surcharge, to be deducted from his benefits. >only 43 Is everyone get gibs in Engerland?
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 16:49:28 No. 478869
>>478868 Well there's no jobs so yeah, not literally everyone of course but many people
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-12 (Sun) 17:00:25 No. 478870
Britpol can we raid something. We could post in the Novara media live chat about how George Galloway killed Geronimo because he had information that would lead to the arrest of Keir Starmer. Something like that. Why? Because kek and lol
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-12 (Sun) 17:01:57 No. 478871
Or we could raid Galloway himself, he’s probably more easily rusable
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-12 (Sun) 17:05:17 No. 478873
>>478872 What’s our angle?
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 17:08:06 No. 478874
>>478868 im on benefits and work part time its quite common
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 17:19:09 No. 478875
>>478872 I'm up for this. Are we definitely doing it?
I'm not making a burner gmail account and then nobody else turns up
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-12 (Sun) 17:28:35 No. 478876
>>478875 If we get 5 we go, if not we park for a different day, maybe we should give it a day or 2 notice anyway, to gather forces
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 17:37:08 No. 478877
>>478876 good idea
well we've got 3 as of now; me, you and the anon who suggested MOATS
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-12 (Sun) 20:14:42 No. 478878
>>478877 Looks like we are regrouping when we have more forces.
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 22:17:46 No. 478880
>>478878 Moats was pretty based tonight tbh
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 22:26:55 No. 478881
whenever people say Moats i think of Gazza's mate.
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 22:34:08 No. 478882
>>478654 He is being made to read Pride and Prejudice. I would rather go to prison.
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 22:34:58 No. 478883
>>478881 What a bizarre saga that was
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 22:59:49 No. 478884
>>478775 Yes I got involved with Labour in University to try and fuck but it was one of the worst mistakes of my life. Didn't meet anyone except careerist pricks or socially inept hyper opinionated politics majors. Worst part was spending all that time having to pretend to be moderate about every tedious mini scandal smear the press made against Corbyn. Most of them were Centre-Left middle class Libs who never knew anything about the actual "scandals" past what people had been saying about it on Twitter, and didn't want to know either because it might damage their class-appropriate opinion of the world. And in the end Corbyn got wrecked. Truly shit way to waste 2 years of Uni I should have just joined an art club or something.
Anonymous 2021-09-12 (Sun) 23:34:06 No. 478885
>>478884 Oh shit mate, thanks for the heads up. I'm starting university this month and have already been dipping my toes into student politics. Certainly got some weird careerist vibes from the "labour insider" types. Might steer clear then, especially if it's not going to get me laid lol
Anonymous 2021-09-13 (Mon) 17:14:11 No. 478888
>>478887 mfer got gremlin ears
Anonymous 2021-09-13 (Mon) 18:14:11 No. 478889
>>478887 Honestly making it a farage network is honestly a much better growth model. No one wants an Andrew Neil, slightly more right bbc. They want pure I’d, some good raw red meat, tartar with the pickles loaded with Tabasco they want a guy to go on the screen and scream they are killing the country in the name of Molak and mao. Neil is outmoded fucking Rory Stewart ass alternative no one wants.
Anonymous 2021-09-13 (Mon) 23:51:11 No. 478891
>>478890 >In his original response to the EHRC report, which found serious failings, Corbyn acknowledged that “one antisemite is one too many”, but said the problem was “dramatically overstated for political reasons” by opponents and the media. >McCluskey claims Starmer then personally ordered the suspension of the former leader from the party – a move that would go against the equalities watchdog’s ruling that there should be no political interference in disciplinary matters. Now the threat is gone the graun edges back towards a more impartial view
Sage !61KGLATVW. 2021-09-14 (Tue) 07:54:49 No. 478892
>>478890 Starmer literally reminds me a leftypol mod
Anonymous 2021-09-14 (Tue) 11:26:07 No. 478895
>>478894 Succ dems gonna succ
Also Bastanis always had this weird predilection to trying to force like this “the left is cool and hot and young” meme. But his uk examples of this are like ash sarkar and Owen Jones. So this is part of that
But in conclusion she does look good in that dress, even if I hate the message/imaging/aoc
Anonymous 2021-09-14 (Tue) 11:31:35 No. 478896
>>478894 >why's he simping they're all just extremely out of touch. I saw agent jones calling her "iconic" on twitter this morning as well
found picrel in the mark fisher facebook group, creepily accurate assessment
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