thankfully people are waking up to how much a goof this guy is. i remember 10 years ago him bringing up whenever he could that the USSR wasn’t ‘real socialism’ unprompted in his book. failed politician and thinker

that’s funny, i don’t really get why it’s so difficult

Sort of related, I remember someone posted a prompt to use with an LLM essentially ordering it use dialectical materialism and to avoid capitalist neutrality among other things. Deepseek, Qwen, Z.Ai and others all agreed to the instructions. Kimi was the only one to push back saying it wouldn’t agree to the instructions, which I found kind of interesting.

Not really sure what you’re getting at. I’m not American. I see these clowns online and they are getting more attention than established legitimate groups. F 'em.

I don’t agree. They are distorters of Marxism and they are deceiving legitimate comrades and giving Communists a bad name.

incel khmer rouge incoming

Honestly, I stop using the word “authoritarian” completely, it has lost all meaning. When I want to use a similar word against Nazis/Liberals/Fascists, I find tyrannical is best.

I wouldn’t doubt it if some of their members are viewing this thread right now and are calling us reactionaries or feds. They also seem to be making inroads on twitter and IG, stay informed and aware to call them out, comrades.

I think this is generally understood what OP is talking about, America is not a real country/nation but rather a capitalist behemoth. The difference is between proletarian and reactionary nationalism.

A brilliant book, I can’t believe I didn’t read it sooner. It expands on his thinking from Soledad Brother, one could say this book is partly “Guerilla Warfare” and like a proto “Settlers”. Despite his decade plus incarceration, he was far better read on theory at 30 than I sure was. The analysis of fascism is spot on. His points about the need for armed revolutionary soldiers is very important. Having just read “The Jakarta Method”, in which the unarmed Indonesian Communist Party was massacred by the army is a testament to the thoughts of Jackson. He even predicted the downfall of Allende. Although this was from 50 years ago before the rise of neo-liberalism, I feel like this is gaining relevance due to the violence of this political period in the west, as the capitalist pigs have tried various economic measures to curb the revolutionary and uncooperative masses and are now resorting back to hyperfascist strongarm tactics.

Finished the Jakarta Method. Very eye opening, the worldwide connections between Indonesia and Brazil/Chile. Now I’m trying to re-read Capital, and also listening to an audiobook of the Divine Comedy, very amusing. Also, the Lemmygrad Study Group selection “Blood in my Eye” by George Jackson. I was really inspired by reading Soledad Brother last year, and this is cementing those feelings from last year.

I don’t know a thing about you, but I suggest having an internationalist working class outlook at all times.

yes

Finally got around to listening to the audiobook of the Jakarta Method. It seems the moral of the story is… if you want peace, prepare for war, don’t go quietly.

engage in covert psychological warfare to mess with them so they slowly start going mad

sort of. commercial building operator.

entering a home or commercial/retail building and noticing everything that needs to be fixed or maintained, listening for running water around fixtures, etc.

but was he sharing folders and were the tunes any good?

Unfortunately, this is an issue with capitalist culture. When the cultural product revolves on wide appeal and selling something, it is difficult for it to stay unique and interesting, to its roots. Of course, I’m sure this same sort of phenomenon was happening a lot in the past with say, novels, but we live in a cultural time unlike any other. Now that I’m older I’ve just come to the acceptance that various cultural interests can be immensely popular like Baseball, Rap music, comedy shows, and that others will never be regarded as palatable or interesting to the average westerner, old foreign books, movies, obscure genres of music. I wouldn’t worry too much about it.

Deepseek cites sources if you turn on the ‘search’ button, no?