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 No.1830977[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

🇵🇸 PREVIOUSLY ON THE HOLY LAND 🇵🇸
>>>/leftypol/1826255


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🚨 Live Happenings/Updates 🚨

• Al-Jazeera: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2024/3/8/israels-war-on-gaza-live-60000-pregnant-women-face-malnutrition-in-gaza

• Middle East Eye: https://www.middleeasteye.net/israel-palestine-hamas-war-gaza-live-invasion

• The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/world/palestinian-territories

• Times of Israel: https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog-march-09-2024/ (trigger warning)

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 No.1835456

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 No.1835458

>>1835455
I see. Well, godspeed then.

>>1835456
I love these comments. When Israel gets dissolved (and it will), and consequently zionism will enter the books as a fascist phenomena, it won't be immoral to break their teeth with a crowbar.

 No.1835459

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>>1835444
An unprecedented divide in support of Isn'treal within the heart of reaction coupled with the continued mask-offing of the Yankee fascist police state (regardless of ruling clique). Will it have a direct material effect on the continued funding of the Zionist entity? Time will tell, but what is happening clearly shows a growing rift between the ruling parties, the liberal youth, and the budding activist-led "left" movements.

 No.1835463

>>1834740
It's worth listening to. Dr Aaron Good basically lays out as far as possible how Israel has been steering US foreign policy post WW2, using this newly unredacted CIA testimony. He also touches on zionist apocalyptic motivations and how they relate to the current genocide. It's pretty obvious why he cannot get a job at US universities.

 No.1835464

That palestinian kid screaming in despair after losing his parents and his eye haunts me. This world is so fucked



/games/

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 No.34158[Reply]

I don't care about gamergate 2 or whatever but I did think this was interesting

> Former game executive and develop at Blizzard Mark Kern


> @Grummz


< "The way games are funded you don't use your own money. Even EA, its games are hugely expensive to make, they're upwards of you know 250 sometimes 600 million dollars it's for certain live games it's incredibly how expensive they are and to do that uh your CFO is your best friend.


< "You're counting on your CFO to get you tax breaks to get you in to put studios in regions which are financially favorable and you will borrow the cheap money, you will get a cheap money to do it. Even EA does this. I worked with EA; we were putting together a deal where they were taking bailout money from the banks in the last financial crisis that we had, and they were applying that cheap money towards games, same thing with Covid money. They're applying that cheap money towards games, and what has been the cheapest money while interest rates were still low, you know a couple of years ago it was ESG financing, and so they're going to take this money."


< "Because the returns on investment have been so poor on Wall Street for ESG funds, that source of Revenue is drying it up. This Woke machine cannot continue in the way that it is now for AAA gaming, and I think unfortunately, it's so entrenched that you're not going to see—you're not going to see much of an ability to course correct because the studios are—they're just gonna shut down."


>He goes on to state that the ESG money comes with “strings attached”:


< Mark Kern explains how ESG money comes with strings attached inside corporations and is used to make companies partner with DEI consulting companies like Sweet Baby Inc:

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 No.34785

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Fash already unmasking themselves:
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 No.34789

>>34208
I disagree, SBI, seems to me like an company for mainly narrative game writing, but game companies are outsourcing this like in other industries, every piece of labour increasingly divided and marketized/commodified than it is, a bit insufficient, as surely you could hire in-house staff at a cheaper rate, and get cultural experts etc…

I've nothing against DEI, since it is in my material interests, however SBI relative to DEI, I believe that games that have stories with minorities; SBI comes in and helps out with making sure things are culturally appropriate and sensitive, in a sense politically correct, this is for the sake of business, and aligns with interests of avoiding backlash or controversy.

SBI relative to DEI and game companies, all these things related, seems to be logical business sense, to make sure writing does not receive backlash and controversy (look at stellar blade and the correct accusations of sexism), in our modern world, however with neoliberalism of course even game writing has to be outsourced and even further divided as labour.

Your claims about a conspiracy I doubt, this is simply business, this is simply capitalists abiding by their own interests.

 No.34791

>>34789
>stellar blade and the correct accusations of sexism
kys faggot

 No.34796

>>34791
Castrate yourself coomer.

 No.34797

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>>34785
thanks to this guy I noticed picrel is a character from Goodbye Volcano High, which I didn't know before. thank you, chvddie!
doesn't look like my kind of game though



/leftypol/

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 No.805130[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

🗽United States Politics🦅

Absolute State of America Edition

Thread for the hellish discussion related to the greatest, best country God has ever given man on the face of the Earth.

🏈💵💸🍔

State mandated propaganda livestreams:
CNN: https://www.livenewsnow.com/american/cnn-news-usa.html
MSNBC: https://www.livenewsnow.com/american/msnbc.html
FOX: https://www.livenewsnow.com/american/fox-news-channel.html
Bloomberg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dp8PhLsUcFEegalitarianism
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 No.1835451

>>1835449
What long-term solution? If Israel is gone hypothetically what power do these people still have? Who gives a fuck if they run to America to cry, America will still be there and would fuck with the MENA with or without Israel you fuckin retard

 No.1835453

>>1835443
Finally they released /ourguy/ weinstein, he didnt do anything wrong but make feminists mad by being a netorare doujin ugly bastard and raping actresses. Woke btfo

 No.1835454

Come back lol

 No.1835457

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>>1835421
>begins the invasion of Ukraine with a preamble that Lenin made a mistake
<surely this is a Marxist-Leninist

 No.1835462

>>1835449
this isn't about the students, this is about getting every body on every front line possible. This is a huge opportunity for a consensus crack in the intellectual nerve centers of the imperial core. That weakens Israel's soft power further.

Don't be dense just so you can get off on being contrarian.



/leftypol/

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>>1835293
That's a purposeful PR move to make a millionaire elite "relatable."

 No.1835366

>>1835293
He's missing the tie for his suit also.

 No.1835367

>>1835363
Like with Victoria Nuland's interview in the Ukraine at a cheap table on the street?

 No.1835437

>>1835214
>This list is a massive redpill. Of the top 15 countries, 14 of them are (or were) Communist.
The home ownership rates are so high only because they privatized their social housing… Give it more time for the inequality to set in. Home ownership was trending downwards in China especially in T1 cities. We will see if Xi Jinping thought reverses course on that >>1835212. I do send these graphs to normies though because if there's one fracture point in gen z's liberal brainwashing it's the fact they won't own a home. See also: >>1835192

 No.1835461

>>1835214
1991 was the worst event in the history of mankind



/leftypol/

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 No.941093[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

A thread focused on discussing the parasocial relationships cultivated by the Almighty Algorithm to generate profit off of our atomization and society's commodification of petty internet drama.
Brace through the hyper-real lacanian void together with the Leftypol Twitter account:
https://twitter.com/leftypol_org

Reminder That None of This Is Real!
ɢʀᴀʙ ᴀ ᴘᴀɪʀ ᴏꜰ sᴘᴇᴄᴛᴀᴄʟᴇs

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CORE THEORY
>The Society of the Spectacle (1967) by Guy Debord
📖 • https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/debord/society.htm
📺 • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0blWjssVoUQ

<The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction (1936) by Walter Benjamin

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>>1835345
>hanging around talking in a funny accent about nothing in particular, and occassionally one of them commits an act of sheer violence
While there's a critique of the mafia when they are always talking about loyalty and family but constantly betraying and killing each other, it's main focus is being a drama dark comedy.
Chris's intervention scene is one of the funniest things I've seen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40HPFGvZ4ro

But on the whole Goodfellas and Casino are better Americana as it gets across the same points in shorter time.

 No.1835372

>>1835345
>>1835370
The show is so subtle at owning rightoids they don't even realize it.

 No.1835374

>>1835370
>>1835345
I always took it as a depiction of the mob in it's twilight years, they're always making references to successful mafiosos of the 20th century while moving into the 21st the police are getting too good at catching people and making them flip, drugs are the most prominent criminal enterprise which causes schisms in families over it's sale and use, the cultural zeitgeist doesn't uphold the strong and silent type as the ideal anymore so everyone is in therapy and overall it all adds up to less pride in that thing of theirs because none of them what their kids getting involved.

 No.1835384

>>1834271
>People watching vids about media instead of watching/playing it, is a really sad phenomenon.
Social media makes being a "poseur" socially rewarding ?

 No.1835460

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>>1834644
Power bottoming is therapeutic, actually

>>1835362
>The left has an intrinsically different role in our current society, to educate.
If you find yourself thinking or acting like a Christian, stop immediately and check your revolutionary theory for Protestant infections.

>>1835384
Notice that the pseud does little more than dispense judgment; details, mechanism, or theory are glaringly absent. According to Bourdieu, it's about establishing their status as a legitimate judge of taste, one whose opinions are important.



/tech/

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 No.19825[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

New Apple product: Apple Vision Pro. What's your opinion? Does Augmented Reality has a future? Does it has an USEFUL future? Apple is betting hard on this.
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 No.24569

https://www.theverge.com/2024/4/23/24138487/apple-vision-pro-cut-shipment-forecast-kuo-rumor
Apple reportedly cuts Vision Pro production due to low demand
>Apple is reportedly cutting its Vision Pro headset shipment forecast for the rest of the year due to cooling demand.
>Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo writes that Apple cut orders for the Vision Pro even before it launched outside of the US. His sources claim that Apple now expects to sell only around 400,000 to 450,000 units in 2024, compared to what Kuo says was a “market consensus” of 700,000 to 800,000. Demand for the $3,500 Vision Pro dropped much lower than the company was expecting.

 No.24570

>>24569
God damn it's still crazy they sold 500k though, who buys this shit. You can't sneakt play games on it

 No.24571

>>24570
*Even play

 No.24585

>>24570
Apple fanboys probably

 No.24587

>>20009
>>20010
>>19969
Not only is Linus a shill, he's had a series of employees blow the whistle on various forms of abuses up to and including human trafficking.



/music/

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 No.11475[Reply]

With this one, you can make actual songs.
Hearing right now to the international as an anime opening.

https://www.suno.ai/
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 No.11684

>>11515
no it won't, it will just produce an endless stream of tiktok accounts musicalizing shit memes

 No.11785

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>>11684
shit memes to get you through a shittier workday

 No.11786

>>11785
shit memes to clog up the search results so you can't find the good stuff

 No.11793

>>11786
idk i'm having fun making stuff. maybe you should join us

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/tech/

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 No.19296[Reply]

All nitter instances are rate limited now
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 No.23625

>>23475
I want news about Dasha, not politics.

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>>23230
>just make a twitter account with a throwaway email if you care that much tbh
I have been trying to create a shared login for glownonymous users, but having issues with create account.
Is anyone able to create a shared login? I just want to see what @leftypol_org posts on twitter.

 No.24435

>>23230
You need to give them your phone number too now.

 No.24439

>>24435
It's been that way for about a decade. As always, for "security" purposes.

 No.24586

no point in accessing this shithole anymore
it's just bots and chvddies now



/leftypol/

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 No.1835190[Reply]

It seems like online leftist discourse is overly hostile to military personnel, despite most soldiers coming from rather poor/minority backgrounds why do they always seem to overly fascistic? Is there anyway to recruit them?
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 No.1835376

>>1835190
>military recruiting on bunkerchan of all places
No, they've been informed how bad the military is all their life and they still choose it. They are not allies.
>they're just doing it for the benefits
First off, every role is supporting liberal imperialism in some way. The least harmful could be like a cook and that's still like as if you were handing out sandwiches to the IDF. Second, they have been informed how bad their domestic benefits are and they still choose it.

The idea that you would win over the military purely by appealing to their class is just hilarious It's like socdem shit where you think you can achieve communism by voting democrat enough times.

 No.1835387

>>1835375
it would certainly be better to raise militancy among workers outside the regular army, but porky typically doesn't allow communist freikorps

 No.1835415

Japan sees 24/7 leftists protesting outside of military bases. Anywhere else in the world with American military presence that sees similar?

 No.1835418

>Is there anyway to recruit them?
The military is brainwashed into following orders from the state without asking questions, that's the whole point of military discipline.
The military is mainly made of "soldiers coming from rather poor/minority backgrounds", indeed, who are willing to do potentially deadly grunt work for the state, in exchange of better material conditions than what you can get by being a civilian laborer, that's the whole point.
What can communists offer to the military that the state can't offer to them right now? The state really needs to fuck up badly if it comes to a point where the military will join revolutionary leftists instead of doing a coup d'état to ensure military leaders keep a cushy place within the state apparatus.

>>1835342
>go die in Ukraine and Israel prole, if you agitate enough before inevitably getting disciplined and isolated by your superiors, the Revolution™ will finally come true
And to avoid feeling unhappiness, you could also throw yourself off a cliff, but I don't advise doing that.

 No.1835438

>>1835298
Not that crazy of an idea



/edu/

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 No.21619[Reply]

>Historical events, states and peoples with cool names
'The expedition of the thousand', 'Triarchy of Negroponte', 'The Battle of the Crater' and 'The Boxer rebellion'
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 No.21944

>The Lords Seventeen

 No.21946

Sicarii (dagger men)

 No.21952

Cromwell was called "Angry Heaven's Flame" after what he did in Ireland

 No.21999

>>21885
>Afterwards, on the refusal of Alyattes to give up his suppliants when Cyaxares sent to demand them of him, war broke out between the Lydians and the Medes, and continued for five years, with various success. In the course of it the Medes gained many victories over the Lydians, and the Lydians also gained many victories over the Medes. Among their other battles there was one night engagement. As, however, the balance had not inclined in favour of either nation, another combat took place in the sixth year, in the course of which, just as the battle was growing warm, day was on a sudden changed into night. This event had been foretold by Thales, the Milesian, who forewarned the Ionians of it, fixing for it the very year in which it actually took place. *The Medes and Lydians, when they observed the change, ceased fighting, and were alike anxious to have terms of peace agreed on.*
lmao damn

 No.22005

>>21619
>Communist board
<Not a single nigha said “The Long March” yet
Shame



/edu/

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 No.21910[Reply]

What are the primary differences between the Asiatic mode of production and feudalism?
Did only china go through this stage? Or korea too?
I know Japan's feudalism mirrored Europe's, but have no idea about pre-industrial Korea.

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 No.21995

>>21994
No, it refers to all modes of production that have existed throughout Asia in all of history, including but not limited to the palace economy.

 No.22000

>>21922
>Or maybe that's just our own culturally conditioned brainwashed assumption?
Nepotism and familialism not only always leads to "bad" and "inefficient" outcomes (however that may be defined), but also perpetuates generational & lineal inequalities. Stop defending the conservative and objectively reactionary elements of certain societies simply because they're brown.*

* Or more accurately, because you believe that it's only exclusive to "browns" and fell for muh special western civilization meme.

 No.22002

“…Throughout the entire post-primitive history of mankind,” the review states, “each of the indisputable methods of production for Marxists was represented by two parallel social systems, one of which was based on private ownership of the means of production, and the other on state ownership. Thus, the slave system had its correspondence in statism-I, feudalism - in statism-II, and capitalism - in statism-III” (p. 122) [ 2 ].

One can guess that under statism-I A.N. Tarasov understands the social system that existed in the countries of the Ancient East, under statism-II - the social system of the states of the medieval East, under statism-III - the social system of the USSR and other countries of the so-called. "socialist" camp.

 No.22003

>>21995
What are the different forms of 'asiatic mode'?

 No.22004

>>21912
Feudalism absolutely existed, people claiming it didn’t because it wasn’t codified and the same in all locations are aggressively retarded, one of the main features of feudalism is the lack of codification, and no social system is identical in all of its iterations in all locations

Read Passages from Antiquity to Feudalism by Perry Anderson instead of retarded Canadian contrarians



/leftypol/

 No.1793453[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

"we used to have culture" edition

come in, make friends, talk about everything Brazil related - politics, news, the arts… and shitpost, of course.

Previous thread: >>1683261
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 No.1833787

>>1833420
O Mansur Peixoto do História Islâmica já não havia jantado esse verme templário de teclado?

 No.1834095

>>1833787
Todo ataque a esse estrume é pouco.

 No.1835396

Existe algum partido atualmente maoísta no Brasil?

 No.1835397

>>1835396
duvido muito. chance menos de 1%

 No.1835409

>>1835397 Eu também acho muito difícil de ter realmente um partido maoísta, principalmente considerando o tanto de partido de esquerda que caiu em reformismo e neoliberalismo. Acho que vou continuar sem partido mesmo, só queria ter uma base de quais livros ler primeiro, mas provavelmente alguém já passou uma boa ordem de leitura por aí…



/leftypol/

 No.1831581[Reply]

what do u think about him?

what do u think about the prohibition of incest

what do u think of what hes become
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 No.1834456

worship him as the profit he is

 No.1834685

No clue. Haven't read anything by him except Dark Enlightenment.

 No.1834689

He was interesting back when I was in my 20s. Now that my interests have shifted a lot of what he wrote doesn't speak to me much anymore, as much as his vision of capitalism just deterritorializing everything and taking human subjectivity with it in some kind of mad self-organizing death drive has poetic appeal

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The key to understanding Nick Land is to read one of the actual unknowns of that whole CCRU group, a sort of esoteric Marxist philosopher/cybernetic theorist by the name of Ian Wright, who writes extensively about Capital as a Autonomous Control System tantamount to the Real God overseeing the human social relations that initially conjured it into existence
https://ianwrightsite.wordpress.com/

 No.1835407

>>1835403
Very interesting, thanks for sharing



/leftypol/

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 No.1832016

>>1832006
>he screencapped his own post
lol

 No.1832018

>>1832016
damn you're right, that's pretty sad ngl

 No.1832072

>>1832018
Dopo la quarta volta che stavo a scriverlo mi son detto che tanto valeva fare uno screencap

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>>1832050
qui Fanfani ha gasato

 No.1835388

Buon 25 aprile a tutti, in attesa di una nuova liberazione



/meta/

 No.32427[Reply]

I haven't been here in years. How have things been?

Oh apparently I need 150 characters. I remember that lel. Well I'll just say despite not hanging out here I'm still a Marxist, I've just been hanging out in other places.
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 No.32498

>>32443
>Neokautskian campists

>>32456
>>32470

Kautsky supported one imperialist side in an interimperialist war. Campist is a trot slur for people who supported the "socialist camp" meaning the USSR during the cold war with the US. The USSR was communist. China is communist. Being in the socialist camp is good.

 No.32502

>>32496
Caleb Hammer talks about how full-time uber drivers can make six figures. Uber drivers really are petite-bourgeois. Their cars are not articles of consumption. Their cars are productive capital.

 No.32503

>>32498
>China is communist
Damn, its 2050 already?

 No.32504

>>32502
>Caleb Hammer talks about how full-time uber drivers can make six figures.
On what planet?
>Uber drivers really are petite-bourgeois. Their cars are not articles of consumption. Their cars are productive capital.
Cars depreciate in value. It's not like land that will always be worth something.

 No.32505

>>32463
Caught up



/leftypol/

 No.1650427[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

This thread is for the discussion of cybersocialism, the planning of the socialist economy by computerized means, including discussions of related topics and creators. Drama belongs in /isg/

Reading
Towards a New Socialism by Paul Cockshott and Allin Cottrell: http://ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu/~cottrell/socialism_book/
Brain of the Firm by Stafford Beer
Cybernetic Revolutionaries by Eden Medina
Cybernetics: Or the Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine and The Human Use of Human Beings (1st edition) by Norbert Wiener
Economic cybernetics by Nikolay Veduta
People's Republic of Walmart by Leigh Phillips and Michal Rozworski
Red Plenty by Francis Spufford
Economics in kind, Total socialisation and A system of socialisation by Otto Neurath (Incommensurability, Ecology, and Planning: Neurath in the Socialist Calculation Debate by Thomas Uebel provides a summary)

Active writers/creators
Sorted by last name
>Paul Cockshott
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>>1833698
ive come to the conclusion that i misjudged hegel because there's so much disinformation around hegel and his works are hard to penetrate. at his core, he's just interested in thinking about thinking and is more open to the future than hegelians and pseudomarxists with their teleologies would lead you to believe :/

 No.1835122

>>1834519
i think you kind of misunderstand cockshott, cybercommunism etc. TANS for example wasn't about projecting some society of the future or imagining it out of nothing like Auguste Comte, it was written in the late 80s to the 90s when the USSR was falling. So it was one hand written as a refutation of anti planning anti communist arguments both in their classic form (right-libertarian ECP) and newer arguments by people like Alex Nove.

On the other hand it was actual a policy prescription for the USSR that would have been meant to literally be implemented to save the USSR economy from descending back into capitalism. However by the time it got published the USSR had already fallen. So it wasn't a hypothetical but rather an actual policy paper for what was at that time a contemporarily existing polity.

I don't think most cybercommunists think that its inevitable rather its just a series of good arguments against right wing libertarians who claim socialism is impossible. Cockshott's strength is in these arguments not as an analyst and I wouldn't take his sparse ideas on praxis very useful either.

The Markov process shit is just him trying to find an alternative to modeling change over time to hegelian dialectics as he regards it as unrigerous and pseudo-rational. This is a holdover both from his own background as a natural scientist in an english speaking country and the background positivism that comes with that training as well as the fact that he's heavily influenced by Althusser who is sort of the poster child of marxist anti-hegelianism.

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>>1835122
Right but this is my problem, trying to 'fix the USSR' is a stupid endeavour because in historical hindsight it was obviously doomed. Cockshottians, like other marxists who are stuck in the past, are only interested in eternally critiquing 'what went wrong with the soviet union' instead of looking at the conditions of today's society. In this way the 'multipolarists' are at least a bit more respectable than Cockshott.

The Markov process shit (modelling change) is fine as a scientific endeavour, but it isn't a valid alternative to a science of logic (dialectics is just one part). There's nothing really reflexive about the logical rules there which is the important thing about Hegel's method. I think Marx's use of dialectics is probably unrigorous, but to dismiss Hegel is to dismiss a Science of Logic itself.

In fact even to say 'Hegel is unrigorous and pseudo-rational' is already thinking thinking about itself and is already to engage in dialectics.

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>>1835365
>Cockshottians, like other marxists who are stuck in the past, are only interested in eternally critiquing 'what went wrong with the soviet union' instead of looking at the conditions of today's society.
Would you say the same of marx critiquing the paris commune? I mean that was obviously doomed as well. Why not learn from mistakes of past attempts? Besides, as >>1835122 pointed out, the point of Cockshott's writings aren't so much to provide a new strategy for overthrowing capitalism, but to refute anticommunist bullshit - something which is necessary as anti-communist rhetoric creates a barrier to communist organisation.

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>>1835365
>Right but this is my problem, trying to 'fix the USSR' is a stupid endeavour because in historical hindsight it was obviously doomed. Cockshottians, like other marxists who are stuck in the past, are only interested in eternally critiquing 'what went wrong with the soviet union' instead of looking at the conditions of today's society.

Yes but in the neoliberal era of 1991-2016ish a Cockshott like figure was absolutely needed to refute end of history neoliberal and other right winged american libertarian bullshit.

Basically the left had no answer to the calculation problem and that actually made Cockshott's work MORE important because while the USSR existed, people didn't really take that sort of shit seriously, because how can you claim socialism is impossible while there's still this supposedly socialist USSR/eastern block which is also a huge threat to the west.

But after the fall of the USSR american rightoids started doing victory laps and claiming this proved Mises/Hayek were right and along and no one should ever try socialism ever again. You even had supposed socialists and members of the left/labor parties not only advocating market socialism rather than planning but even starting to argue against social democracy.



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marx's metaphysics have always struck me as fairly contrived. he's extremely adamant that he's not an idealist, that he's reaching towards the 'truth' of what matter is like, and yet he seems to ignore totally that his interpretation of dialectical materialism is a transcendental model and therefore a cognitive rendition of material. AKA he has to use idealism to represent his view of materialism. I don't really think this is evidence that his views on economics are wrong, but why doesn't he simply say he's 'applying dialectics to the forces of production' instead of pretending to have unmediated knowledge of material reality? materialism indeed seems to be just a crude form of idealism and history is really seeking the truth and freedom of self-consciousness
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>>1834634
The screenshots explains exactly that, but ig you didn't read them. Logic is the discipline that thinks about its own operations. I don't really care about some analytic vs conty discourse, it's irrelevant. The important thing is whether we're thinking about thinking.

Science takes certain forms of logic for granted and then applies them to pre-conceived notions in order to explore those ontologies in greater depth.

But philosophy is thinking discovering the very forms of thinking itself.

 No.1835356

>>1834630
It's a way to get out of the problem of induction, reliance on contingent 'thats just the way the mind works / experience works' a la the empiricists, which simply turns philosophy into another form of science and instead seeks to grapple with how the structure of thinking works– and not just 'how it does work' empirically but how it *might* work, the very rules from which it operates, and reflexively.

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>>1835259
>>1835261
I'm hopping into this irrelevant discussion bc I'm a nerd.

This entirely depends on your concept of change So in Intuitionistic Logic, where there is no law of the excluded middle, you still have change, you just can't posit a rule being false and then change your mind on it based by proofs that that leads to a contradiction in your rules. But you can still find contradictions in your rules when you affirm something to be true. And you can still have fluid logical rules by seeing what you can prove as true with different rules by making certain assumptions of rules as true. They have made intuitionistic versions of Prolog for example and you still can have backtracking. Proof by Contradiction is not all that vital to logic and some mathematicians don't agree with the law of excluded middle.

Also worth noting that in intuitionistic logic, not not P is not the same as P. That is, the negation of negation is not simply the original proposition, and proving the negation of a negation does not prove the original proposition.

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>>1835228
Ahh, but u see, u have yet to deduce the concept of space from Being, so this diagram does not hold. Classic Spinozist error!

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>>1835352
>You've just described Hegel
not really, although Bataille doesn't 100% reject Hegel either. that would sort of be a longer post though I think his philosophy wouldn't really be compatible with systemic/hegelian philosophy as its too concerned with transgression and unconstrained possibility to be compatible with Hegel's system and its notions of logical completeness.



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Do you think modern day fascists / abstract right wing authoritarians, anti democratic racists have the capacity to evolve beyond their larp stage and become something more deadly relative to "allowing" themselves to be co-opted into power or normalizing their politics? What could actually generate support for a new fascist-coded type of party or organization to rise in the United States?
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>>1811256
i dont get it

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>>1810736
>>1811023
>>1811035
As others have poignantly noted, I believe it is quite apparent from any Marxist analysis of the contemporary Base and Superstructure of the U$, that the Neo-Nazis/“Alt-Right”/White Supremacists/Skinhead LARPer degenerates have ZERO chance at taking power in the U$, due to their lack of institutional support from the Haute Bourgeoise (Wall Street, Silicon Valley, and the MIC won’t touch these clowns), and their lack of a Mass Base in the 21st Century U$, 😂🤣! Instead, the actual Fascist threat comes from the MAGAtard Evangelical Christian Zionist Republicans, due to the fact that it is the Evangelical Christian Zionist Fundamentalist Superstructure that truly uphold the Base of 21st Century U$ Imperialism (despite all of there lame attempts as “Woke” washing, any in-depth Marxist analysis reveals that the U$ Haute Bourgeoisie subtly prefers Evangelical Christian Zionism, due to the fact Religion is the “OG” opium of the masses, that has a millennia long track record of keeping the Proles/Peasants/Slaves loyal to ruling classes of Capitalist, Feudal, and Slave societies, which can’t be matched by any other Superstructural “Spook”), and posses a Mass Base among the Petit Bourgeois/Labor Aristocratic and Lumpen Proletariat White populations of the U$ South, and Rural/Suburban areas Nationwide, along with growing influence amongst assimilated Hispanics/Asians and the Comprador Bourgeois/“Uncle Tome” strata of Blacks/New Afrikans, with this Superstructure having ZERO need for Old fashioned White Nationalism and Racial “purity”, which is not dismiss that structural/systemic Racism still exists (it obviously does, as evidenced by the fact that New Afrika, Aztlan, and the First Nations are Oppressed Nations/Internal Colonies that are denied Self-Determination, with Mass Incarceration/“The War on Drugs” in particular being used to systemically oppress/corral/exploit these populations more then the White Settler majority), cut instead to suggest that the methods of 21st Century systemic/structural Racism have become abstracted to a point that makes them fundamentally different then the openly White Nationalist superstructure that exisPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>Can fascism rise in the United States?
It already has just look at Genocide Joe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vnn_bWDmizw
<Gabriel Rockhill, "Are Fascism and Liberalism Partners in Capitalist Crime?"
>ABSTRACT
>According to the dominant ideology, fascism constitutes an exceptional break with the protocols of liberal democracy, which has only happened at rare moments in the history of the West, such as in ᴉuᴉlossnW’s Italy and Nazi Germany. Liberalism is thereby postulated as a bulwark against fascism, an idea that’s been consolidated through the massive perpetuation of a historical narrative regarding the supposed democratic defeat of Nazism in WWII. This presentation will critically interrogate these assumptions by re-examining the historical relationship between liberal democracy and fascism. Have they always been opposed to one another, or do they sometimes work in concert as two capitalist ideologies? Is it really the case that liberal democratic governments in the imperial core serve as safeguards against fascism? If so, what are we to make of their imperialist foreign policies, their colonial histories, their general tolerance toward fascists, and their current domestic practices of draconian policing, mass incarceration, the militarization of borders, and the empowerment of vigilante militias? In addressing these and parallel questions, this talk will seek to develop a refined dialectical understanding of fascism and liberalism as capitalist modes of governance that are often partners in crime, while also avoiding any simplistic, ultra-leftist conflation between them.

Now to just throw that fishing pole in the water
https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Tech/Semiconductors/Huawei-building-vast-chip-equipment-R-D-center-in-Shanghai
>But while Huawei's compensation package is generous, its working culture can be challenging, according to chip industry managers.

>"Working with them is brutal. It's not 996 – meaning working from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., six days a week. … It will li
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This might be worth an effortpost later; but I was reading Oswald Mosley's "The Philosophy of Fascism" and I think he incidentally hit on a perfect metaphor to explain the dividing line between Fascists and Communists.

I'm paraphrasing him a bit, but he brought up Caesar contra Spartacus. I think this is a fascinating comparison because it's, I'd argue, an ideal both sides aspire towards. The Fascist admires Caesar (as Mosley openly did) and the Communist admires Spartacus (as Marx, again, openly did). His argument was that Caesar as a historical personage as well as an ideal was opposed to both the elite patrician classes who were responsible for the decay of the old Republic, and the "chaos" unleashed by Spartacus.

It's an interesting comparison that I think strikes at the two paths a potential radical could go down. On one hand, you have Caesar: a man of excellent talent who nevertheless destroyed a corrupt and stagnant Republic to institute some kind of order. On the other, you have Spartacus: a slave who chose to die in the pursuit of freedom rather than scrape for Roman approval. It's less a specific category and more a state of mind: do you see yourself overcoming the Republic to save the society? Or do you see yourself as fundamentally a victim of that Republic, and thus destroying it to liberate yourself? It's something worth reflecting on at least.

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The common mistake people make is assuming shit will happen exactly the same way it happened before. Like Hitler will just happen again, with Trump apparently (lmao) but no, fascism in America will just be an American fascism. Right now, it seems the closest route to fascism is the grassroots, christlarper nu-evangelicals who just openly talk about putting the "bad" people into camps. The "renegade" states like what Texas is doing is the closest to what's going on. I'm talking about their immigration temper tantrum and now their more blatant (literal) vanning of Palestinian demonstrators even in an allegedly "blue" city.

Some people downplay the new wave of evangelicals but their rhetoric is right in line. We got,
>trying to reduce the status of a woman to that of a "breeder" with their stay home, have babies, that's natural law rhetoric
>intense, comical fear of minorities unless they're anti-communist minorities like the bootlickers in Miami. Actually invoking Jesus's name when talking about them that's how scared they are.
>they claim they're individualists but they're constantly begging their state to put a stop to all that "woke" shit on the internet, usually focusing on a single popular polititian like Trump or DeSantis
>bootlicking CEOs now as long as they're "anti-woke"
Maybe that's falling into the trap of calling everything I don't like, "fascist" but I think that's what American fascism would look like. A grassroots, populist movement that organizes to get the political power to enforce targeted legislation designed to eliminate the "bad" people. It's all extremely popular with the nu-evangelicals. Ask them privately if they'd be okay with internment camps for transgender people and muslims and they'd say yes.

The old larp shit like Richard Spencer eventually failed because he appealed to "old" fascism. Turns out, when you start doing Hitler salutes, most Americans get turned off by that which is why it will only stay on /pol/ and even that shit has been beaten out by the christlarpers. No, fascism in America will be explicitly an American flavor. Something to appeal to the 1776 crowd while their economic condition gets worse and worse.

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I've started doing digital art this year and would like to challenge myself. I prefer doing NSFW content so feel free to give me requests and I will draw a sketch of it. Give me a female character, her expression, pose, and outfit. I'm still a beginner pretty much so don't expect too much lol
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>>4397
My bad, thx for linking them as archive though.

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>>4398
No problem

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this but it's alunya/grace

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>>4402
Could have sworn that got done at some point in one of the Alunya & Grace threads

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>>4402
Why does this look like AI to me?



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 No.1832676[Reply]

I swear to God almighty I fucking hate it here. This country is good for nothing and I wish it burns in the eternal flames of hell where it belongs yet somehow escaped it.
Like 95% of the people here are brainwashed by a population-wide CIA psyop operation eating up the most liberal bullshit propaganda like it's served to them from a kebab stall after a long day at work.
It feels nigh impossible to be a leftist here, not even mentioning being further left than fascism (also known as social democracy). Poland is literally a mix of the worst traits of the west and east with nothing good added at all (except grandma, love you.)
The class consciousness is non-existent, and historical knowledge is biased more than that Cuba society from Florida. Even when I provide actual sources that disprove any most common misconception I am met with accusations of being a paid Russian bot or posting falsified commie research (from famous commie institutions like Yale or Harvard)
If I see one more resident of this god forsaken country tell me that "Hitler's occupation was way better than the Soviet one" I will actually summon the spirit of Tukhachevsky and tell him to this time do it fucking right.

So how are you doing?
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>>1834720
wait till you hear about this image of an afro-finn soldier standing next to a tatar memorial, shared on 4chizzle with the usual the west have fallen vibes, blud is literally in their army, waiting for the day he dies for them fighting russia and that's not enough

 No.1834807

>>1834801
sad what self hate does

 No.1835351

>>1834720
Sweden next door and the migrants tend to be extremely concentrated so even if there are few in the country some towns and districts are majority immigrant.

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DEATH TO POOLAND!
That is all, have a nice day…



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 No.1737472[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

How different is contemporary /leftypol/ from its past iterations so to speak? Be it on back on 8ch or the splits in the past few years. Are people more or less retarded than back then?
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>>1817913
A lot of the online ML movement has fucking nothing to do with reading theory, anon
It's mostly bolstered by:

-Memes
-Appeals to authority
-Jannie censorship
-Childish insults
-Aesthetics posting
-Woke moralism (don't you know le non-whites are all MLs without exception!?)

 No.1818533

>>1816804
You've got a point.
Current 4chan is infested with fascists from Twitter and incels.is posters.

 No.1835273

>>1738311
>but I honestly don't even know how we would go about recruiting new users since you have the slim ass venn diagram overlap of communist and uses imageboard.
The /leftypol/ way has always been to convert and retain tourists and raiders.

Publicity?
Provoke a raid?

 No.1835275

>>1814279
u wat, it's an old 4chan filter

 No.1835357

Well the 8ch days were a long time ago so I'm going off memory but it's about the same with less focus on e-drama and more 'multipolarist' garbage



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>>1834784
this aNATOmyy is inaccurate. let me show you the trve appearance of the latest NATO wunderwaffen gifted to the kyiv regime by their gracious benefactors

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>>1834956
>#DefederateRussia
Uphold Zhirinovsky thought

 No.1835303

>>1835027
They really, really want Ukrainians to switch sides to Russia, huh

 No.1835354

>>1834927
ZA/UM shareholders stole the Disco Elysium IP from its creators. Fuck'em!
Also, the studio is already fucked…



/leftypol/

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So, let me point out that I’m scheduled to help kids practice English, and I’ve been looking for ways to discourage them from emigrating.

One of the interesting things I’ve discovered is that the ratio of average wages between China and the United States is only 3.6, with the average worker receiving 16575 or so USD per year. Factor in cost of living differences (PPP), and the ratio is only 2. Then consider that first tier cities in China often have a GDP per capita twice that of the national average, and guess what? You can live in China, work in China, and enjoy a material lifestyle that is 67-100% that of the United States, all the while touching, as others have asked me to, good, Socialist grass.

That is, of course, assuming you have high-end skills you can be paid for in Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing, Hangzhou, or Wuxi.

So, let me show off what Beijing is like. This, I think, is from the Wangfujing shopping district near Tiananmen.
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More Shanghai. On ground level, the place feels like a procedurally-generated AI city, with roughly uniform development levels. The bourse is only about 1/3rd the size of NYC’s.

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Last set of pictures taken from Shanghai Tower’s lower observation deck.

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I was unironically linked this thread as a refutation to China being revisionist

REMEBER COMRADES GOMMUNISM IS WHEN GOOD THING

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Shanghai essentially comes down to: every part of Shanghai is downtown. Except for the actual downtown, which is Blade Runner.

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Pudong



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post meme templates and objects with transparent backgrounds, etc. for our OC makers to use.
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>it was reported that early on in his imprisonment Kaczynski had befriended Ramzi Yousef and Timothy McVeigh, the perpetrators of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and the Oklahoma City bombing, respectively. The trio discussed religion and politics and formed a friendship which lasted until McVeigh's execution in 2001.
so a white nationalist, a pakistani islamist, a practicing anarcho primitivist and a cuban american gang leader were all sharing a single cell block together and apparently got along well together, how would their ideologies have clashed and what conversations they could have had?
also what are some examples of unlikely political friendships in history?
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>>1834263
you're right, your "hero" wasn't a white nationalist, he was a glowuyghur

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>also what are some examples of unlikely political friendships in history?

The Spanish Falange sent a delegation to world youth day in Cuba, leading to a funny exchange where they gave Fidel a copy of Jose Antonio's Speeches and sung the Internationale with Yugoslav Partisans… and then Cara Al Sol right after.

Joachim von Ribbentrop was fairly cordial with Stalin and seemed to respect him.

Goebbels did propaganda for a proposed joint SA-KPD general strike.

Zhukov and Eisenhower got along really well, to the point of almost approaching friendship. I believe Eisenhower sent Zhukov a fishing tackle for his birthday (as he learned that the Soviet general loved fishing) and wrote warmly of him in his memoir:

>there was no doubt in my mind that Marshal Zhukov was sincere.… His own adherence to the Communist doctrine seemed to come from inner conviction and not from any outward compulsion

>[…]"had longer experience as a responsible leader in great battles than any other man of our time it was clear that he was an accomplished soldier."

Zhukov returned the compliments in his own memoirs

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>>1834263
white nationalist is an oxymoron. what that would mean is to be an ethnonationalist of a white nation. but all self proclaimed white nationalists are really white globalists, they want all white countries to live under the one world government for white countries and also think there is such thing as white culture and that it is the same for all white nations. that is of course completely retarded and false.
Also if you don't drink alcohol you cannot be anywhere on the authoritarian scale (nationalist, communist or something else), sorry not sorry.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neo-Nazism#%22Universal_National_Socialism%22,_1950s%E2%80%931970s
>Yockey, a neo-Spenglerian author, had written Imperium: The Philosophy of History and Politics (1949) dedicated to "the hero of the twentieth century" (namely, Adolf Hitler) and founded the European Liberation Front. He was interested more in the destiny of Europe; to this end, he advocated a National Bolshevik-esque red-brown alliance against American culture and influenced 1960s figures such as SS-veteran Jean-François Thiriart. Yockey was also fond of Arab nationalism, in particular Gamal Abdel Nasser, and saw Fidel Castro's Cuban Revolution as a positive, visiting officials there

https://indianexpress.com/article/news-archive/print/fidel-castro-recruited-exnazis-to-train-troops-during-cold-war/
>Fidel Castro recruited former Nazis to train Cuban troops at the height of the Cold War, according to newly released German secret service files
>Castro, the then Communist President of Cuba, also bought 4,000 Belgian-fabricated arms from two middle-men who had strong links to the extreme German right
>It sheds light on the extent Castro,who in public was stringently committed to socialism, was willing to go in order to further his grip on the island nation and prevent an invasion from the US
>Bodo Hechelhammer,historical investigations director at German foreign intelligence agency Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND) said: “Evidently, the Cuban revolutionary army did not fear contagion from personal links to Nazism, so long as it served its objectives.”
>The documents, released by the BND and published online by German newspaper Die Welt, show a series of plans developed in October 1962, at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis
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who cares



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8th Edition: Failson squad assemble!edition.

Discuss anything on Southeast Asian politics. Coming 2024 Elections, open orgs, People that should be dead for different reasons running in Malaysia's elections or just random shit. There are still dozens of us… hopefully! South Asia and Oceania posters can come in to discuss their regional politics as well.

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 No.1831987

>>1828400
Continuing the case on thuan an, the assistant to Vuong Dinh Hue just got arrested. So he's next on the chopping block. That's 5/16 that got sacked up to this point.
https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/crime/assistant-to-vietnam-s-top-lawmaker-arrested-for-power-abuse-4737118.html

 No.1832371

>>1831696
>they want a different system if they were to be united with papua new guinea
What different system do they envision?

 No.1835127

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Jokowi's son looks 16 lol. Fucking nepotism I swear.

 No.1835180

>>1815037
Common Tatmadaw L

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>>1835180
>90% of karen has been overran
Lul the tatmadaw keeps taking Ls



/edu/

 No.19860[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Everytime you visit /edu/, post in this thread. Tell us about what you're thinking about, what you're reading, an interesting thing you have learned today, anything! Just be sure to pop in and say hi.

Previous thread >>>/leftypol_archive/580500
Archive of previous thread
https://archive.is/saN3S

Excuse me coming through
A quick note on the video @ >>>/leftypol/1538283
Also [vid related] for archival purposes

Around the 29 minute mark Peterson criticizes Marx and Engel's for assuming that workers would magically become more productive once they took over.

This actually happened historically, most of the actually effective productivity tricks work places use now were developed by Stakhanovites.

https://soviethistory.msu.edu/1936-2/year-of-the-stakhanovite/year-of-the-stakhanovite-texts/stalin-at-the-conference-of-stakhanovites/
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 No.21877

I'm just new here and trying to figure out how to use this website. I've never used 4chan or such (actually, i thought this site was a board on 4chan, and i spent few minutes there to find here).

 No.21879

>>21822
I was referring to the argument that the kulaks were never rigidly defined or easily identified.

 No.21880

>>21547
There's an article in City & State New York that attempts to summarize relevant data up to 2018 that I found later, if nothing else.
https://www.cityandstateny.com/policy/2018/09/the-battle-for-hudson-yards/178151/

 No.21881

I've started theory as history by banaji, main thrust seems to be that a mode of production isn't necessarily equal to one form of exploitation. In that vein he kinda attacks "stageism". Honestly the only "theory" I've read is a bit of Capital 1, some Marx pamphlets/speeches about commodity productions and what G. E. M. de Ste. Croix and Perry Andersen say about modes of production and commodity production in their two big books about the classical Mediterranean so some things are going over my head but I'm liking it. Feel like I might want to buy it for myself one day since this is just a copy I asked my library to get me

 No.22001

Finished Marx and Marxism by Gregory Claeys (2018). This guy is apparently a distinguished professor and expert on the history of political thought. I would have never guessed that from reading this. It seems like an even-handed take at first with direct references, but as it goes on, outrageous quotes by Lenin, Stalin, Mao pile up and the sources turn out to be spooky western cold warriors. Or there is no source at all like when he says that Marx claimed us proles to be particularly
<virtuous
or that Wilhelm Reich
<was threatened with execution by some communists for introducing these issues
Meaning "these issues":
<the proletariat’s suppressed sexual urges prevented it from achieving political consciousness.
So this Reich guy is important enough to mention, and the usual lot of Frankfurt school plonkers. Who doesn't make the cut? There is no Strumilin, no Kantorovich, no Piero Sraffa. The author talks in dismissive tone of
<the weaknesses in Marx’s economics
but almost nowhere describes the economics of Marx, never mind some actual criticism. There is nothing here on the transformation problem, despite the length of this book. A few sentences on the tendency of the rate of profit to fall is all you will get here (without even relating that to organic composition of capital). For the most part, he doesn't really criticize, but gestures that he is about to do criticism, like he "criticizes" Marx for his
<‘scientific’ nature of the theory of surplus value, while excluding other theories of exploitation
and then… no alternative theory of exploitation follows after this. He doesn't care to make an actual argument for his positions. Just assert, assert, assert. What is his realistic alternative to Marxism?
<Pleas for a universal basic income become increasingly plausible as we move towards both more skeletal welfare systems and a persistent shortage of well-paid jobs.
Uneducated person that I am, my guess would be that an establishment that is hostile towards decent welfare is also hostile to the idea of a guaranteed basic income, and will do no more than copy the name to mislabel a policy (meaning you are ✌guaranteed✌ the ✌universal✌ income as long as no exceptiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.



/leftypol/

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This thread is dedicated to our accomplishment of having broken the upper limit of sea surface temperature and the lower limit of antarctic sea ice amount charts this summer, hence ushering our species firmly into the capitalocene. Good job guys! Welcome to the future.

Here's an article about that:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/aug/28/crazy-off-the-charts-records-has-humanity-finally-broken-the-climate

As for the news, there is a drought blocking shipping at the Panama canal, bad wildfires in North America and Greece, persistent heatwaves in eastern Europe and northern Africa, and floods in central and eastern China.

Here's the latest report from the IPCC
<AR6 Synthesis Report Climate Change 2023
https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/syr/

The website of NASA about climate is great for getting data and visualizing climate change
https://climate.nasa.gov/

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 No.1817404

>>1815584
I don’t think human life was booming back then.

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Happy Earth Day, /climate/

What did you get Earth-chan for her special day?

 No.1832561

>>1815584
Life that was adapted to a radically different environment you drooling nitwit.

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>>1832510
She'll get through this infestation until the humans die off. She will bounce back from it in no time.

 No.1835279

>>1815584
The point is that the change to that state is happening too fast.



/games/

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 No.34794[Reply]

GTA VI they're renaming Florida "Leonida" to fictionalize it further. Which is weird. I mean it's consistent with San Andreas being a fictional state, and all those other fictional Midwest states they made up for Red Dead Redemption II, but at the same time, when Vice City came out in 2002, Florida was just called "Florida" in that game. Numerous references to "Florida" over the radio. If Rockstar is going to make a totally fictionalized Burgerpunk America, they should just go all out and make an entire fictional country already, like Eagleland in Earthbound.

 No.34795

>>34794
The pre-GTA IV games aren't canon to the GTA IV and post generation. It makes sense they're making a fake name to be consistent.



/tech/

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 No.24540[Reply]

With most phones not having a microSD slot or even an audio jack these days you'd think projects like Rockbox would be more popular but it's almost abandoned.
https://www.rockbox.org/
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 No.24543

I put Rockbox on a cheap Chinese DAP. It's just kind of ugly tbh.

 No.24544

>>24540
I just use a cheap sandisk mp3 player for music.

 No.24549

Love the web design for this. Sovlfvl.

 No.24583

This post inspired me to dig out the old ipod nano 2g I have in a drawer. I want something small with nice buttons that I can use for language drills. Rockbox consistently crashes or hangs when trying to play audio. The vanilla firmware is flawless and I would happily use it but for the fact that it requires itunes. Back in the drawer it goes. An Android phone is the lesser of two evils here and is the reason that Rockbox died a decade ago.

 No.24584

>>24583
works on my machine



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