/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>492777
Two capitalist super powers combating one another for cultural hegemony?

>>492775
2D beats 3DPG yet again

>>492779
ngl,I have to agree.

if it's >animeme then it's literally just that anime is more culturally relevant in East Asian cultures than Western ones.


if its >same architecture then it's literally just that architecture is also culturally driven and that, at this time, architecture has pretty much been globalized and commodified to an extent where it looks the same everywhere. The western idea of architecture has just spread through the globe.

if it's >ads then you're close to grasping that China isn't a socialist nation, and is instead state capitalist. But Lenin said State Capitalism is OK in some of his letters so it's whatever (this is sarcasm, fuck Lenin and China)

>>492782
NEP and it's consequences have been a disaster on Leninism

Sad situation.

>>492771
Meanwhile liberals will still never realize this and will think human generated problems will be stronger.

Islamists are a "false flag" in that they are trying to play the bullshit game of causing blowback against more Muslims to radicalise more Muslims towards "rising up" the point isn't to really cause terror, but to cause retaliation and crackdown against "moderates". Same tactics Zionists use to stoke antisemitism to get Jews to become more supportive of Israel.

>>492722
That really does not appear to be what's been going on in Australia, and some of the Australian incidents have been traced directly to Israel.

The last Bondi beach incident iirc was essentially some junkie which someone had recruited to go and do an arson at a random deli. Using only Mossad as a source, the Australian PM blamed it on Iran, but few believed it. This time it's reportedly a Salafist pair (anti-Shia extremists of the kind the US and "Israel" have supported in Syria, and who Iran has opposed), and the narrative being pushed by zionists is much the same.

I'm also old enough to remember that time at the start of this year when someone went on a shooting spree in New Orleans with, apparently, an ISIS flag on their truck - and it turned out to be a soldier stationed at Fort Bragg who was apparently a recent convert.

There was also that zionist Arab (IIRC) immigrant who went on a murder drive through a German Christmas market at the end of last year, and had his identity not been revealed and his leanings understood, the wave of propaganda which immediately followed in order to try to paint him as some kind of Muslim extremist (he was anti-Muslim) might have been more successful.

George Galloway talked about it on the latest episode.

One of the victims.
https://x.com/ireallyhateyou/status/2000225131700826384

American senators, immediately when a shooting in Asutralia with no link to Palestine happens: "This is what they get for recognizing a Palestinian state!"

I've heard it asserted before that the Gini coefficient measuring inequality is a good predictor of revolution. But I have to say I'm pretty skeptical of attempts to calculate this parameter in past economies without the kind of data we have in the modern era.

>>492744
Thank you! Do you know of others or newer frameworks in development? I think the coefficient seems a bit off.

People seem to get a lot of mileage out of scaring normies with AI doom sci fi. It's pathetic really.

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>>492423
What the hell is this fucking bullshit?

>>492423
Another schizophrenic, especially concerning about “kids these days”.
Kids nowadays are very tame in terms of “perversion”.
If anything, it was only recently that CP and teenage wife husbandry was globally outlawed

Poundbakery is unironically one of the things I miss the most after moving to London. Miss me 241quid sausage rolls.

Anyone here?

>Male Dancer Wins Girls’ Dance Championship For THIRD Year In A Row
Dudes rocking.

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I hope you posting here means that .org finally banned you, you ridiculous fuck. I'd say it was baffling that they waited so long to do it when they're so ban-happy for everyone else, but considering they seem to be run like a weird psyop, it makes sense that they'd make an exception for you.

m8… wut

Lawmakers urge Education Department to add nursing to ‘professional’ programs list amid uproar
The Trump administration’s list of professional programs includes medicine, law and theology but leaves out nursing and some other fields that industry groups had asked to be included. The “professional” label would allow students to borrow larger amounts of federal loans to pursue graduate degrees in those fields.
https://apnews.com/article/nursing-professional-degree-704cbceb9c09c75ca5e2b889bbf322c4

TSA renews push to end collective bargaining agreement for airport security screeners
The agency said Friday the move is based on a September memo from Noem that says TSA screeners “have a primary function of national security” and therefore should not engage in collective bargaining or be represented by a union.
https://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory/tsa-renews-push-end-collective-bargaining-agreement-airport-128362718

TSA is giving airline passenger data to ICE for deportation push: NYT
The Transportation Security Administration is giving U.S. immigration officials the names of every airline traveler as part of the Trump administration’s widespread deportation program, The New York Times reported Friday.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/12/12/ice-deportation-airline-passengers-tsa.html

Hawleys launch dark money group to revive anti-abortion politics
The Hawleys, who started dating when they were Supreme Court clerks, are launching the Love Life Initiative this week. They plan to run pro-family national ad campaigns. "If you look at the reason that most women think they need to have an abortion, most of those reasons are lack of support," Erin Hawley, a senior counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom, said in an interview. She wants the focus to not just be on abortion, but also policies providing broader support for families
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Bolivia quickly returns to the path of neoliberalism
THE recently inaugurated Rodrigo Paz has wasted no time in embarking on his project to neoliberalise the Andean country. According to the president, Paz proposes cutting public spending by almost 30 per cent in 2026, equivalent to four points of GDP. In addition, he has proposed eliminating a series of taxes, especially for the wealthiest. One of these is a special tax on large fortunes, which Paz has promised to eliminate. The special tax is levied on those with fortunes of more than $4 million (less than 1 per cent of the population) in a country where the basic salary is less than $400. The Confederation of Private Entrepreneurs has quickly and publicly welcomed the decision, which is complemented by a series of measures to make foreign investment “more attractive.” The elimination of taxes on gambling businesses has also been announced.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/bolivia-quickly-returns-path-neoliberalism

The Secret Plot to Raise Meat Prices
According to private and federal lawsuits, the country’s biggest meat processors have been using a secretive data company to share sensitive information, enabling them to hike up prices and suppress wages for decades. The revelation comes as meat prices have increased precipitously. Since 1985, the price of ground beef has increased by over 400 percent, far outpacing inflation. Meanwhile, meat-industry workers’ wages have largely stagnated. Despite growing scrutiny and public outcry over algorithmic price-setting of consumer goods and services, critics say meatpackers are settling these collusion lawsuits without admitting guilt or paying substantial penalties, meaning they’re free to keep using the data analytics firm to fix prices and drive down workers’ earnings. “[The meatpackers] win with their settlements, and never once do the packers have to admit guilt,” independent rancher Mike Callicrate told the Lever. “What’s happened is these law firms now have just gone around filing cases, knowing that they can take money out of the packer’s pocket, while the packer retains the ability to take it right out of the producer’s pocket and the consumer’s pocket.” And while President Donald Trump has promised to crack down on price-fixing in agriculture,Post too long. Click here to view the full text.