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1. They're guys who lead militaries or militant clans who do war and control territory and it's like a form of governance.

2. Yes, if the left doesn't get off its fucking ass and start inhibiting the arms industry of the US. The plan is to divide the US among multiple little despots and move the capital of empire to "Israel." Every part of this is completely avoidable, and could be easily derailed with sabotage or even just anti-war or anti-gestapo general strikes. Everything that's coming to America, America deserves because the people who knew how to stop it chose to take their chances with allowing the collapse to slowly, slowly happen. When it came down to genocide, suppression, and war, the modern American "left" couldn't even muster the organization or will to not work as leverage.

3. General Butt Naked.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Butt_Naked

4. No.

>>159749
>2. Yes, if the left doesn't get off its fucking ass and start inhibiting the arms industry of the US.
To be clear, I mean munitions corps and the MIC specifically. I don't just mean handguns or whatever. Every single ""communist,"" every worker with any awareness of their relationship with the state, needs to at least have a gun. That's not all we need, but that's the bare minimum for anyone reading this.

>>159748
>What's the deal with warlords?
Often opportunists who come to control territory while leading a militia group, they usually earn their money through selling drugs
>Will it ever come to the U.S?
Very likely if there's a civil war. They'll control large tracks of land, and you'd probably need to be approved before passing through territory
>What are some modern day examples?
Myanmar, they had a drug dealer warlord fighting against the KMT invasion of Myanmar and the government along with Chinese colonial Maoist states in the north east and Islamists to the south
>Is it progressive?
Sometimes, sometimes not

>>159749
>America deserves because the people who knew how to stop it chose to take their chances with allowing the collapse to slowly, slowly happen.
Americans are the most decadent, cowardly, and lazy people on the planet, second to Asians.

>>159752
I'd rank most EUropeans as worse than Asians. Afaik there's not a single country in the EU as tough and conscious as the DPRK. The DPRK at least seems to act in consistence with its professed values within its capability, every EU country is essentially America's bitch.

I regularly think about how fucking pathetic EU dwellers and Brits are, in my opinion they would be the most fucking pathetic ppl eople on the planet if Americans didn't exist. The thought of having Starmer or Schulz or Macron as a leader just totally repulses me, it would be even more pathetic than having Trump as a president if it wasn't for the fact that Americans have more guns than people, a lower standard of living, vastly inferior public services, hatcheted tatters remaining of their old welfare system, and still do pretty much fuck all. At least the Europeans are paid off and don't have a bunch of guns around, and a lot of them are STILL more radical and more organized than the American "left."

>>159754
>The thought of having Starmer or Schulz or Macron as a leader just totally repulses me, it would be even more pathetic than having Trump as a president if it wasn't for the fact that Americans have more guns than people, a lower standard of living, vastly inferior public services, hatcheted tatters remaining of their old welfare system, and still do pretty much fuck all. At least the Europeans are paid off and don't have a bunch of guns around, and a lot of them are STILL more radical and more organized than the American "left."
It constantly baffles me how America has no revolutionary movement despite having the most guns per capita. Having Starmer as a leader is just sad. Macron's better, but Starmer is just fucking miserable. Man is a literal third column ruining Britain.

>>159755
Every time I hear Starmer speak I am shocked that a gun doesn't just appear out of thin air in the hands of someone nearby out of the palpable disgust and disappointment.