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 No.413716[Reply]

I've lived in a small town for so many years and it's being ruined, there was once only a park next to lovely dirt and grass everywhere and now theres multiple stores predominantly owned by corporations like walmart and now that neighborhood is being flooded with migrants from low income residents where I live and the community leaders are building apartments to flood this place with an unsustainable amount of people. What the fuck I just wanted to live my life away from crowded, loud, smelly, violent and expensive as fuck major cities not have those cities come to me
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 No.413770

>>413737
>Muh poors are living near me now
Even worse of a reason tbh.
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 No.413773

>>413770
Poor people smell bad though, no seriously have you been in a region with alot of poorfags they dont wash themselves consistently and occasionally defecate masturbate or piss outdoors
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 No.413776

>literally just a baby whining about having to live next to poor people
why the fuck is this thread not moved to /b/, or, better yet, deleted entirely?
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 No.413778

Moved to >>>/b/121096.


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 No.213976[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Welp edition
Live Updates: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
Global Tracker: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
The mod team asks you to please limit all covid discourse outside the mainstream media (vaccine skepticism, mask non-compliance, etc..) to this thread
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 No.413600

>>413442
Is it just me or is AMLO getting more and more based in the latest months?
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 No.413649

>>413442
AMLO is decently based, but this is a stupid method to put it. The first few parts are correct that pharmaceutical companies do have the motive to gain profit, so the government should be cautious to not get scammed. The last part, about the "vaccinations for children" and so is quite irresponsible to say, because that just lends itself to antivax BS later down the line, and also gives the A*glo glowie press excuses to call for coups.
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 No.413757

>>413235
He'll be back. They always come back.

Anyway, has China made its vaccine publicly available?
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 No.413768

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>>413442
Didn't AMLO send a boatload of oil to Cuba this past week? Watch him BTFO Bugerstan and work out a deal for Cuban vax manufacturing and cut porky out.
It`s nice to dream…
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 No.413774

>>413768
>Sinovac,Cansino and Sputnik present in Mexico
>Adding Abdala


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 No.391644[Reply]

Can you explain me why some "comrades" have an understanding of colonialism that has more to do with Gnosticism than Materialism?
Why colonialism has become the original sin ?
I often here even smart fellows end up in the rabbit hole with some spooky shit on "muh ancestors" "muh white people" "muh post colonial identity".
Why is colonialism worse than say slaves societies which non european countries had?
Every system (feudal, clan, slave ecc.) Has been imposed through conquering, war, competition, capitalism did the same. Colonialism is a consequence of capitalism.
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 No.413335

>>391650
Zizek is a red facist
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 No.413349

Danm I expected this thread to just be a bunch of circlejerking about how terrible “radlibs” are, but I’m actually seeing a ton of good effortposts. I feel like this board is returning the quality it had pre-merger with Bunkerchan!
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 No.413372

Using this thread to bump
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 No.413384

>>413335
>facist
12 year old detected
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 No.413747

>>391644
No, not all non-European states had slavery. Ironically, when the Europeans started colonizing the world, they encouraged slavery and openly practiced it.


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 No.413149[Reply]

Especially communist ones. although I could also give credits to Suharto and Lee Kuan Yew I think that they have made their respective countries great. except for Hitler, fuck him Take Suharto for example. Although he is staunchly anti-communist but the fact that he has developed the Indonesian economy and state in general makes me give him credits. Not to forget Xi Jinping and Joseph Besarionis dze Jughashvili, both of which rapidly modernized their respective nations. Also notable is Lee Kuan Yew, of which even the Deng you guys always bashed learned from him. The rest, including Eastern European and African dictators (as well as some Asian ones) including Pol Pot have positioned their countries as a bastion against decadent degenerate democracy.

Democracy always sucked. Take the US for example. There are lots of intra-party fights going on ever since Trump took office, first time by the donkeys and now by the elephants. The fact that January 6 rioters stormed the Capitol and Antifa burning down houses makes me more disillusioned to democracy. Also noted that there are so many far right retards here and there, screaming conspiracy theories like QAnon and "vaxx are unsafe" as well as general misinformation. There is also immense MSM control there, so that every single news coming out of the country is nevre unbiased, yet the people aren't aware of it due to the fact that "America's a democracy, democracies never do that." Liberals are another major concern, in which they align their positions to be close to DC as possible. They always cared about muh human rights issues without realizing that their ideals themselves is actually a barrier to state development. (Take for example Palestinian liberation. Although they (and I) support Palestinian national liberation, I don't support Palestine being a bourgeois democracy (like they do).)

One of those things that I have always stressed is that they implement censorship, which is actually beneficial for national development. So that critics could just stay silent and watch as the government unveils new stuff. The fact that in a democracy there's going ot be lots of criticism makes state development impossible. Just look at US infrastructure. It's 50 years old already yet they won't update them (particularly their IT sector, they were btfo'd by Post too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.413585

Sub 80 IQ democracy good cuz its said so
80 IQ dictatorship based cuz I'd make everything good
100 IQ democracy might not be the best, but it is the best system we have
120 IQ dictatorship is the only form of governement that can cut through the red tape and actually change the system for the better
120+ IQ real democracy is a must because any oligarchic or dictatorial form of government dissolves into corruption and stagnation over time
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 No.413625

This post vaguely reminded of that one pol pot poster back on 8ch that advocated for a socialist panopticon and all people wearing the same clothes.
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 No.413628

>>413585
>Thinking IQ is real
Well that’s your first mistake
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>>413632


>I would rather not obey at all


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 No.413591[Reply]

Post the achievements of forgotten leftist badasses here. I'll start:

<Alexander Parvus (1867-1924)

>Born in the Russian Empire, already involved in illegal socialist agitation by age 16
>Forced into exile to Switzerland at age 19
>Studies the immortal science of scientific socialism under Plekhanov but rejects joining the Russian party, decides to participate in the international focal point of socialist theory and practice, the German SPD, instead
>Was THE FIRST to call out Bernstein's opportunism starting in 1895, starts to win supporters from the Russian Empire including Lenin, Trotsky, and Rosa Luxemburg
>Recognized that the proletariat had to lead the coming Russian Revolution long before Lenin or Trotsky
>Called for political Mass Strikes long before Luxemburg
>Took part in the Russian Revolution of 1905, was the "power behind the throne" while Trotsky was leader of the Petersburg Soviet
>Locked in the Peter and Paul fortress by the Tsarist state for his role in the revolution - broke out and escaped back to Germany
>Writes one of the three main book-length classical Marxist analyses of imperialism, now unfortunately untranslated and forgotten
>Moves to Turkey, immediately sought as an advisor to the Young Turks
>Follows his Party, Starts his Business: becomes a multimillionaire capitalist from insider trading to own the rablibs
>When the World War breaks out, Parvus stands with the German Empire in its noble struggle against British Imperialism, thereby creating a multipolar world ripe for revolution
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 No.413605

>As the depth of Parvus' arrangements with the Imperial Government became known, the revelations ruined relations with the rest of the revolutionary network including Rosa Luxemburg and other German socialists who were engaging in the subversion of the German Empire. Despite evidence showing that Parvus had never betrayed German socialists to the authorities, his credibility among the revolutionary elite went sour.

>As his political activity waned, the war ground to a halt, and he refused to help the new German authorities smash the Spartacist uprising, retreating to a German island near Berlin. Despite his failure to help the new Weimar Republic he was well provided for, living in a well-appointed 32-room mansion in Berlin's Peacock Island. He later published his memoirs from this residence.
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 No.413608

>>413591
>>413605
Parvus was too based.

Any books on the guy?
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 No.413615

The 18 yo Scot that went to Spain wearung a kilt and carrying explosives to blow up Franco. Got arrested and sentenced to death and the Francoids were really pissed because they though he was trans. Franco died a few years later and he was released.
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 No.413623

>>413608
The Merchant of Revolution is his sole biography and what I wrote the OP from. The authors aren't communists and it's a definite example of "cold war historiography", but Parvus' wild life story can hold up by itself. There's a whopping 71MB PDF on libgen if you want to read it, don't want to attach it because it might crash the site lol.
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 No.413686

Kamo was the craziest motherfucker in the Bolsheviks. His life was legitimately like a movie. He was basically the bank robber guy that worked with Stalin and helped Lenin fund the party early on. This is a guy who escaped prison, then got caught again, then got the death penalty, then got out anyway again. A guy who ripped somebody's heart out with a knife in front of others because the victim was a White Army informant. A guy who faked being mentally ill for numerous years so he wouldn't get the death penalty in his first prison stint. A guy who was leaching off women he was fucking for years because he had no real home.


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 No.413671[Reply]

I was listening to a lecture and they mentioned that Jung was really into contradiction and unity of opposites, but I googled it and his was critical of Hegel. Is Jung compatible with dialectics? Is he compatible with Marxism? I've always felt that his archetypes are essentializing and a misstep but I don't have a thorough understanding of it. Are Jung and Lacan compatible, any Jungians on leftypol?
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 No.413673

>>413671
once you accept idealism into your heart, anything becomes compatible with everything.
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 No.413676

>This essay explores Jung's thinking strategies, argumentation patterns, and concept training processes, and reveals how they distinguish his work from normal present-day science. Jung doesn't much appreciate the law of noncontradiction, which is a cornerstone of classical logic, and he doesn't refrain from using openly ambiguous theoretical terms. It will be pointed out that not only specific archetypes, but the notion of archetype itself, as well as other of Jung's theoretical notions (energy, including libidinal energy, polarity, integration, wholeness, instinct, symbol, and so on), are consciously ambiguous and thus potentially contradictory. It is shown that this kind of dialectic research strategy and related contradiction-tolerant and ambiguity-tolerant methods connect his work to Post-Kantian German Idealism, Schelling's and Schopenhauer's philosophy in particular. However, it was Hegel who, in hisScience of Logic , presented a systematic overview of such dialectic principles of reasoning, which were, in the 19 th century, widely applied by German philosophers, theologians, and other scholars. Unfortunately, Jung decided not to study Hegel, but, instead, wrote derogatorily of his work. It will be argued that a Jungian who wants to be conscious of her own argumentation strategies and methods of concept formation should study Hegel's complex and sophisticated dialectical logic. In addition, it is suggested that Jungian depth psychology might help us to amend the phenomenological deficits of Hegel's system by providing it with a primal experiential source. This is needed because Hegel's Geist, due to its intellectual emphasis, is a self-conscious conceptual totality which advances progressively from stage to stage by guiding itself with the help of dialectical reason ( Vernunft ). It will be shown that if enriched with a proper kind of experiential givenness, which includes the Jungian unconsciousness (with libidinal energy, instincts, and archetypes), Hegelian metaphysics would be able to embrace a seriously aconceptual or preconceptual dimension. Aconceptual experience, which is, for Jung, mainly the instinctual layer of archetypes, remains essentially inaccessible, not only for normal scientific concepts, but for the concepts of any form of dialectics as well.

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 No.413677

Just read about what he says and see if it makes sense to you. Don't look for others approval of what you should consume.


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 No.406925[Reply]

>During his writing career, he authored 33 books, with one book coauthored alongside Edward Ricketts, including 16 novels, six non-fiction books, and two collections of short stories. He is widely known for the comic novels Tortilla Flat (1935) and Cannery Row (1945), the multi-generation epic East of Eden (1952), and the novellas The Red Pony (1933) and Of Mice and Men (1937). The Pulitzer Prize-winning The Grapes of Wrath (1939) is considered Steinbeck's masterpiece and part of the American literary canon. In the first 75 years after it was published, it sold 14 million copies.

Is he based or cringe? 'The Grapes of Wrath' is a powerful working class novel that was hugely influencial but towards the end of his life he ended up supporting the vietnam war for some reason.
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 No.407588

>>406932
Based anti-revisionist
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 No.407622

>>407022
This. And unlike Steinbeck, London actually came from a working class background and knew firsthand the struggles of the proletariat.
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 No.408227

>>407622
Grapes of wrath is pretty based though
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 No.413657

>>406925
one of steinbeck's wives was apart of the communist party and she inspired some of his books
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 No.413660

>>406925
Based but he lived too long


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 No.413596[Reply]

Bros we were supposed to be a global super power by now. We were supposed to have the world bowing down to us at our mercy.

How are we losing so badly????
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 No.413636

>>413631
https://youtu.be/-81BSn9qPXA

This is the type of person bitching about Olympics. Don't pay attention to them
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 No.413639

>>413635
Oh yeah man Kenya is good at long distance running cause all that funding!

Lol
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 No.413644

What has this to do with leftism or even politics?
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 No.413645

Indians don't prioritize sports in k-12 education so they end up being shit at sports. Indias government doesn't prioritize Olympic wins either like how China or the US does

If there was a Olympic sport for cricket, then Indians would do well.
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 No.413895

Moved to >>>/b/121193.


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 No.411996[Reply]

The title is clickbait, but I dare you to heed these words:

Why people are reading less and less? Why so few take on demanding hobbies, such as learning an instrument, gardening, painting or bird watching? Why people becoming so stupid, lazy and dull?
Because we've externalized the richness that used to be within us. In the neoliberal model of economics, we bound over brands, we express ourselves through products and we identify with personified corporations.
Revolution is not a possibility because the light that burned within us is out, we've becomed hollowed, less than human.
There's only one way to revive this humanity that commodities have usurped from us and become strong again: we need to reject all that is flashy, captivating, colourful, attractive, unique. We must embrace the opposite. Not what is repulsive, like the fash do, but that which is so unremarkable as to become invisible. We must embrace and learn to love the boring, the mundane, the unmarketable: the unrecuperable.
I am reminded of those dystopian movies, like 1984, where we know the future is terrible because everybody looks the same. Individuality is crushed, they say. If your individuality is something so flimsy that can be reduced to your hair cut and clothes, I say fuck your individuality, and fuck you while we're at it. We must understand that even if we all looked the exact same, had the exact same job and the exact same voice, our inner lives could still be rich if we're willing to put the work.
Willing to study, to read, to pratice, to discuss, to observe, to listen, and all the other shit we don't do because we'd rather play triple A games and watch Disney movies.
So dare to wear plain clothes, get rid of your tv, shave your beard, appreciate the local flora breaking through concrete, talk to the people on your neighborhood, read the newspaper, refuse the instant gratification and soon enough you'll discover that no algorithim can tailor the perfect living experience for you.
Art is not to be consumed, but to be made and forgotten, like sand castles. Clothes aren't supposed to be cool, they're supposed to protect you. You house doesn't need to be awesome, it needs to shelter your. Fuck podcasts, I want deep conversations with people I know. Fuck music albums, I want to play guitar and sing with my friends in a sunday afternoon.
And once we shed the illusion that consumption of any kind can bring happiness, once we embracePost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.413477

>>412029
Yeah, that's what I want people to do.
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 No.413481

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 No.413492

No, I will NOT live in the box and I will NOT eat the bugs
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 No.413561

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 No.413641

>Art is not to be consumed, but to be made and forgotten
Art is forever, not to be a product you throw away when you're done. Art moves you to act, and good art lasts


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 No.392823[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

When will they realize being lead by petty bourgeois academes is a bad idea?
When will they realize changing culture is a poor idea?
When will they stop screaming revisionism at others and realize how revisionist they are with their dogmatism?
When will they stop splintering?
When will they focus on long-term goals instead of petty acts of violence and shock-value?
When will they stop making excuses because "What do you not get about muh PROTRACTED people's war?"
When will they win a revolution?

Never

So join in on the hate. Fuck this petty-bourgeois ideology, along with other failed movements that belong in the dustbin of history (like Trotskyism). Post your copypastas, videos, memes, articles, everything.
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 No.413402

>>413376
The problem is the international stigma you get from having nukes.
And also, in latinomarica there is a treaty from the 60's about being a perpetual neutral ground regarding nukes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Tlatelolco

https://es.wikisource.org/wiki/Tratado_para_la_Proscripci%C3%B3n_de_las_Armas_Nucleares_en_la_Am%C3%A9rica_Latina_y_el_Caribe
That is why many countries here have nuclear facilities, from Argentina to the abandoned Cuba one, but none of them have interest on making the world a posadist dream.
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 No.413405

>>413402
>Art. 21: Measures in case of violation of the treaty
>2. In the event that, in its judgment, the breach in question constitutes a violation of this Treaty that could endanger peace and security, the General Conference itself shall simultaneously report on it to the Security Council and the General Assembly of the United Nations. United Nations, through the Secretary General of said Organization, as well as the Council of the Organization of American States. The General Conference will also inform the International Atomic Energy Agency for the purposes that are pertinent in accordance with its Statute.
>Art. 31: Validity of the treaty
<1. The present treaty is permanent and will be in force indefinitely
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 No.413406

Maoists are based anti Maoists are seething cucks
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 No.413621

>>392865
>maopill me about gonzalo, why he started attacking peasants and the people he should be protecting? that only caused poor people to hate him.
fujimori started a program to give middle class and upper class peasants guns, bombs and even RPG´s to defend their lands from the party
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 No.413637

>>413405
now you realize why porkies stigmatize nukes and why latin american revolutions where cornered and crushed or became reactionary failed states like Cuba or Venezuela,


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