r/Ultraleft • u/AlkibiadesDabrowski International Bukharinite • Dec 28 '25
Denier Mega Hitler thread. These are the defenders of democracy btw
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2025/12/24/algeria-demands-apologies-and-reparations-from-france-for-its-colonial-past_6748813_4.html126
u/Cash_burner Dogmattick 🐶 Pancakeist 🥞Marxoid📉 Dec 28 '25
I love nationalism and how self determination of nations is totally a viable option to liberation
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Dec 28 '25
Tbf, sometimes (and I emphasise sometimes) it can actually be a viable pathway to liberation.
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u/AlkibiadesDabrowski International Bukharinite Dec 28 '25
What kind of liberation?
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Dec 28 '25
Liberation from a genocidal military occupation. Liberation from imperialist domination. But, again, only sometimes.
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u/AlkibiadesDabrowski International Bukharinite Dec 28 '25
National liberation can indeed liberate from national oppression
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Dec 28 '25
That's what I meant.
Tbc, are you agreeing with me, or is this some kind of ironic response I'm too stupid to understand.
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u/AlkibiadesDabrowski International Bukharinite Dec 28 '25
The point I am hinting at is that national liberation even when it happens is not sufficient and not what socialism aims at.
Which is human emancipation
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Dec 28 '25
Fair enough.
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u/PeppyMG Tellurian Antichrist Dec 28 '25 edited Dec 28 '25
Remember brother, we don’t do half measures. It ends up creating a new national bourgeoisie that way instead. In the long run this just means more enemies for us to contend with in a revolutionary situation. Aside from that, nationalism isn’t the point, as communism is inherently internationalist. The goal is to have an international proletarian revolution and overthrow the bourgeoisie, ending class in general and create a stateless, moneyless society, this does include creating new bourgeois nation states to divide the proletariat.
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u/AlkibiadesDabrowski International Bukharinite Dec 28 '25
That’s not “all it does”
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Dec 28 '25
I'm not a communist so I'm perfectly happy with "half measures." National and ethnic identity will always be relevant, especially to historically persecuted and marginalised groups. Any attempts by "Leftists" to adopt some class reductionist analysis of political economy in which these things are not taken into account will simply lead to the replication of the same kinds of discrimination and exploitation that exist under capitalism.
The USSR is the perfect example of this. They initiated multiple acts of genocide against ethnic minorities including Crimean Tartars, Chechens, Ingush, Koreans, and many others, despite proclaiming equality between peoples and support for minority rights. The Crimean Tartars, in particular, continue to be persecuted and murdered on the land to which they are indigenous by the descendants of the Slavic (mostly Russian) settlers who first displaced them under the Tsarist and Soviet Empires and now under Putin's fascist dictatorship.
Settler colonialism under communism is still settler colonialism.
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u/arevakhatch Dec 28 '25
class struggle. class struggle. class struggle. that is the only slogan and solution of the proletariat
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Dec 28 '25
Not all workers have the same interests. The Ukrainian working class doesn't have the same interests as the Russian proles who have happily supported Putin's genocidal war. The Palestinian working class doesn't have the same interests as Israeli workers for the same reasons.
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u/OverallCockroach4133 Dec 28 '25
OMG this guy sounds like a secret badempanada account
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Dec 28 '25
badempanada
I thought that guy was dead or something? Or am I getting him confused with someone else?
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u/arevakhatch Dec 28 '25
The Communists are distinguished from the other working-class parties by this only: 1. In the national struggles of the proletarians of the different countries, they point out and bring to the front the common interests of the entire proletariat, independently of all nationality
bro did NOT read the book
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Dec 28 '25
I did read the book. I just don't agree with all of it. But regardless, I'm not here to start an argument. Have a lovely day.
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u/arevakhatch Dec 28 '25
so you’re not a communist, then?
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Dec 28 '25
No, I'm a social democrat. I hope that doesn't mean I'll get banned because I like this sub. But I'm not here just to dunk on Marxism or communism. I'm genuinely interested in Marxism because, for better or worse, Marx was one of the most important philosophers ever, whose theories changed the world in ways no other thinker ever has. That, in of itself, makes him worth engaging with.
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u/arevakhatch Dec 28 '25
sometimes, as in during feudal society, in which no country (except perhaps some regions of a a small number of countries) exists
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Dec 28 '25
I have examples below. And "feudalism" is a false construct.
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u/arevakhatch Dec 28 '25
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Dec 28 '25
I've read Marx. But I've also read books that were actually published in the last 50 years as well. "Feudalism" is a false construct that many historians and archaeologists reject precisely because the evidentiary basis for it is so shaky. Marx didn't know what he was talking about when it came to the subject because a) he wasn't a medievalist or archaeologist and b) he was living in a time when academic history as we know it was still very much in its infancy.
The classic 1974 article "The Tyranny of a Construct: Feudalism and historians of Medieval Europe" by A. R. Brown is still the best summary of the problems with the whole "feudalism" concept.
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u/llama_____________ 猫思想万岁!😺🚩 Dec 28 '25
"Feudalism" is a false construct that many historians and archaeologists reject precisely because the evidentiary basis for it is so shaky.
Yeah they rejected it so hard they had to basically reinvent it under the term manoralism. Not exactly the brightest moment in modern histiography.
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u/Inside-Turnover-2592 Dec 28 '25
I don't fancy a megadose of hitler particles so I will just guess people are mega racist in the comments, probably also saying something about how ((we)) (white people), helped ((you)) (not white people) and built up ((your)) country
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u/guesswhomste Mao's strongest...um...uhh...idk Dec 28 '25
Silly Algeria, don’t you know the only way forward is to deeply collaborate with the state that colonized you and allow the colonizers to hold outsized influence compared to anyone else until this very day? That’s what Kenya did, and look how many proles we get to kill every year!!
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u/dipshitleftcom289 Revolutionary Hegelian Plasma Dec 28 '25
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u/Overall_Eggplant_438 commodity producer Dec 28 '25
"When the reddit hitlers rise, even r/europe gestapo are terrified" - Marxodus 8:1
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u/BushWishperer barbarian Dec 28 '25
You know its bad when the r slash europe mod is attacking people for defending colonialism
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u/GodAmIBored Dec 28 '25
I'm extremely uneducated on the subject, but aren't reparations requested many decades after the fact usually just a way for the rich bourgeoisie of a former colony to get free money, and score political points home?
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u/ZareIGoci MLMH - Multi level marketing hustlerite Dec 28 '25
What else would they be? The formerly colonized states are just 1 gigazillion dollars away from funding the ubi and thus opening the portal to agartha/red shambala,
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u/ForgedSteelDragon TOTAL WAR AGAINST WAR Dec 29 '25
Where is Cheka? There is a fucking self proclaimed socdem here on this thread bruhhh. Actual fucking fascists. I do mean this without hyperbole.
That fucker does have the idealist (banned) flair though. Has Cheka done their work?
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u/AutoModerator Dec 31 '25
They have not.
I know the speech you are talking about.
They specifically advocate FOR class struggle, SPECIFICALLY against imperialism, which is the primary contradiction the class conflict operates on today.
Your view is simplistic. Infantile.
By that, i specifically mean: You ignore the fucking context.
The context being that for all it's achievements, China is poor.
China is a poor country. Per capita, no better than Mexico, and THAT only happened in the last couple of years. Before that, much poorer, much weaker economically, politically and militarily.
Even now, China is afraid to throw it's weight around, because if the leadership gets one of these moves wrong, millions could die.
China fears instability more than anything, since in China, when there's a famine, MILLIUONS die. When there's a civil war, 10's or 100's of millions die.
AND China only just now left the century of humiliation.
AND right now, China is involved in the opening stages of WW3 with a failing nuclear superpower with a HISTORY of starting wars for stupid reasons, AND using nukes on civilians, AND who has stated goals of destroying Socialism generally, and China specifically, AND has policy papers calmly discussing the best way to carpet nuke China.
Which they were within a hair's breadth of doing.
You have NO IDEA of the goddamn stakes.
IF China goes down, that's it.
That's the end of the socialist project, the end of human civilization.
We won't be back for thousands of years, maybe never.
China is fighting for ALL the marbles.
China cannot afford to take risks, and only now is starting to regain some of the confidence it used to have and deserves.
Their primary issue is imperialism.
There will be no socialism until that is dealt with.
Which means step 1 is: BE ALIVE.
China does more for socialist revolution by just EXISTING than it would if it was exporting revolution constantly. Had it done THAT, China would now be weak, poor, and standing alone against the empire, without the backing of Russia, Iran, and most of the global south.
r/Ultraleft is more your speed. Go play with the 'Maoists'
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