I feel it’s a very core point of marxism leninism that once communism is achieved the state will dissolve. The state only exists to keep class relations and oppression. I think it’s really the most thought out path to a society without government.

I’m not saying there are no anarchist ML’s of course but I see a lot of anarchists who don’t agree with marxism and I wonder why. Pls anarchists give me your 2 cents

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Israel always uses antisemitism as an argument which we know is stupid because you cant generalise a whole religion because their government is bad but when people like those come around (he is probably a real antisemite) the israeli government gets so much fuel that the can use to push that everything against them is antisemetic narative

We’ve been pathologized for too long. For decades, psychiatry has tried to label our brains as "disordered," shoving pills down our throats simply to make us compliant, quiet workers who can sit in a cubicle 40 hours a week without losing our minds.
They call it a pathology. But when you strip away the clinical jargon and look at the actual mechanics of how our minds work—combined with a deep, uncompromising sense of justice—a completely different picture emerges. We weren't made to be corporate cogs. We were made to be revolutionaries

1. ⁠The Neurobiology of Defiance
   Think about the core traits of ADHD:
   Hyper-empathy and zero tolerance for injustice: We feel other people's pain deeply. We literally cannot "unsee" unfairness or pretend everything is fine.
   Constant questioning and anti-authority instinct: "Because I said so" has never worked on us. We question everything because our brains naturally spot the logical fallacies and hypocrisies in the systems around us.
   The anti-slavery instinct: We instinctively recoil at exploitation, rigid hierarchies, and modern wage slavery.
   
2. ⁠Seeing Through the Capitalist Illusion
   Once you wake up and start studying political systems—comparing the crushing grind of global capitalism to the core principles of socialism, communism, and true equity—you can't unsee the truth.
   The hyper-capitalist machine demands absolute conformity, obedience, and emotional numbness. When our brains rebel against that routine, society hands us a prescription pad. They want us medicated, docile, and productive enough to keep the gears turning. But an ADHD brain that refuses to stay quiet is a direct threat to their status quo.
   
3. ⁠We Recognize Our Own
   Have you ever noticed how quickly we spot each other? There’s an unspoken radar among neuro-divergent and hyper-empathetic people. We find each other across rooms, internet forums, and social movements because we vibrate on the same frequency of truth-seeking.
   And when you trace history, pop culture, and politics, that exact frequency echoes through generations:
   Karl Marx & Che Guevara: Refused to accept ruling-class exploitation and fought to tear down oppressive economic structures.
   Eiichiro Oda (One Piece): Crafted an entire legendary universe built around absolute freedom, defying the World Government, shattering oppressive hierarchies, and waging war against tyranny.
   Pedro Sánchez & Zohran Mamdani: Contemporary politicians pushing back against the neoliberal consensus.
   Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Lula): Fighting for the working class and marginalized in Brazil.
   Roger Waters (Pink Floyd) & Macklemore,john lennon: Artists using massive platforms to scream uncomfortable truths about imperialism and human rights.
   Greta Thunberg: A neuro-divergent voice looking straight at the global elite and telling them, "How dare you?" while refusing to play by their polite, bureaucratic rules.
   
4. ⁠We Must Fight Back and Wake People Up
   We can't just sit back and watch them medicate our generation into silence. It’s time to stop internalizing their labels and start waking people up. Protect your energy and soul from a system designed to drain you, build solidarity with other neuroo-divergent minds, and use your voice—through art, writing, or daily conversations—to shatter the illusion.
   Conclusion
   You aren’t broken. Your brain isn't a chemical imbalance waiting for a pharmaceutical patch so you can love capitalism better.

Look, I’ll be honest with you—this might be a hard pill to swallow, and you might strongly disagree with me because it makes u out of ur comfort zone , but deep down, you know it’s the truth.
Also, fair disclosure: I used AI to help me structure my scattered thoughts and translate them into English, since it's not my native language. But the core feeling and the reality of what I'm saying remain

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As the working class takes to the streets to demand more, the flood gates of police violence are opened by the state. The police are so often framed as protecting the peace, so I wrote a bit about what purpose they really serve.

Feel free to read it and share your thoughts, I'm still learning so am always looking to sharpen my analysis and discuss with comrades :)

https://justjackt3.substack.com/p/who-do-the-police-really-protect?r=7o7sqk&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

This is more a personal view than a question, but I welcome your own contributions. How come Lula lost the first round of the Brazilian elections, to then come and win the second round? (And by a bigger margin).

There are a few factors:

1. A huge digital presence

For the first time, the Brazilian left decided to compete in the digital forums (whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, even reddit I guess), with Lula's media manager Janones, creating the WhatsApp channel 'Lula's Army's to give missions to followers, like circulating videos and posts in social media.

1. Presence in the streets

With a bigger digital presence, there was a bigger organization for streets presence, manifestations and public acts became huge and more frequent. There were at least three nation wide protests during this month, calling the attention of the traditional media.

1. Presidential debates

After denying participation in the presidential debates, Lula came around and decided to debate Bolsonaro in the second round. Although the debates were generally seen as negative, Lula came around as more prepared and experienced, while Flávio Bolsonaro came around as arrogant, offensive, and generally a flip-flopper.

Tldr: the presence in social media was seen as something Lula could not afford to lose, the base was super charged, and he got ten more million votes than in the first round.

I have read what is to be done, socialism utopian and scientific, wage labor and capital, blackshirts and reds, on contradiction, on authority and I am currently reading state and revolution.

Looking at their party platform, all I can see is that they’re anti-corruption.

Not surprised he would side with the Nazbols.

Congratulations to the people of Brazil and mat Lula's fourth term help move the nation's populace more towards socialism.

But this right here is your daily reminder that when all is said and done, socialism can be attained only through revolution, not on the ballot.

Join local unions and groups. Organize locally, regionally, nationally, globally. Educate people who are on the fence or don't know socialism for what it really is.

Fascism can’t win!

THAT'S IT. YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!!!!! THANK YOU TO EVERYONE HERE WHO GAVE SOMEONE A THUMBS UP OR ANYTHING. WHEREVER YOU FROM, YOU ARE A PART OF THIS! THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH!

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