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Who that

Whether intentional or not, we are heading for a re-proletarianization of the labour aristocracy

Good tbh, that's communist party time

You'll probably see factories that are already functional add a shift or get some new machines to invest domestic production. Wholly new production? I doubt it.

Fuck nuclear war incoming

How could they? The Internet is flooded with that garbage, and not just from their own model.

In some places. There are cities where it's been totally co-opted by the Dems via indivisible. In other cities, like mine, there is no 50501 without PSL. Others are still very contested territory.

The book Socialist Reconstruction goes into some detail on the party's stance on decolonization. The Black Belt Thesis reader is about the argument for a geographic Black nation in the American South. But there's a limit into how much we give into the post-revolution plan. First, obviously, we just can't know exactly how things will be. But second, especially with regards to native nations, there's potential for colonial chauvinism if we think we have standing to say much beyond "it's your land to do with as you please".

She is relatively friendly/sympathetic to Russia. Not at all surprising if she helped him make the career transition.

Sisters, not twins

Colombia has cut diplomatic ties and followed through on commitments to end their biggest and most strategically important trade to Israel, coal. And does all the good procedural UN stuff.

I can see how that's possible, I just don't think it's happening in any meaningful numbers. They don't have an on the ground presence anywhere, so all they is battle for attention from a little subsection of online leftists.

I don't really think they do anything to undermine communists in the US. They have no influence or reputation outside of their weird little circle.