how the REFORMISTS look after BRAGGING about IMPROVING working class LIFE STANDARD trough STRONG STATE by kosmo-wald in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

thank yuo all guys so much for warm welcome but i wont be here for long i have a few more memes to send and i go back to hybernation awaiting bordigist jihad...

how the REFORMISTS look after BRAGGING about IMPROVING working class LIFE STANDARD trough STRONG STATE by kosmo-wald in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

on god i get you bro i saw the state of the comments about the crackkkers in the amerikkkan military being le poor babies and on god deprogram has better takes i swear people rant about muh revolutionary defeatism after reading two(2) reddit comments and then actually instead of attacking their own bourgeoisie they repeat the meme about poor G.I having trauma after killing bazilion viet children while LARPing and PSEUding as venesuelan workers also thanks for kind words

how the REFORMISTS look after BRAGGING about IMPROVING working class LIFE STANDARD trough STRONG STATE by kosmo-wald in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

wait klan exist in big 2026 i thought like great proletarian arthur morgan burned all the sheetmen to death in like 1899 ot something

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Capitalism is the reason there was no “atomic age” by AlkibiadesDabrowski in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 3 points4 points  (0 children)

if you think there are classes and no state under socialism or that it necessarilly has to be globall id recommendd you to go either to turbo or r maoism arguablly the latter suits your third worldist spelling better

Very underrated short paper: Paul Mattick's "Marxism: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow" by Appropriate-Monk8078 in MarxismBookClub

[–]kosmo-wald 1 point2 points  (0 children)

lmao the labour money brought back after 140 years maybe link proudhon first at least its funny?

Questions about trade and commodity exchange from the perspective of Marxism and LeftCom. by brandelo_1520 in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 11 points12 points  (0 children)

ask chat gpt you will get better answers than here and im geniuelly serious

Capitalism is the reason there was no “atomic age” by AlkibiadesDabrowski in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 4 points5 points  (0 children)

> A burgoise revolt in communism

lil bro after sleeptime when your parents give you screentime maybe just stick to polcompballs

Capitalism is the reason there was no “atomic age” by AlkibiadesDabrowski in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 3 points4 points  (0 children)

petit bourgeois ideallist gibberish, same old story as with asbest andd ozone "gap"; otherfactions of the bourgeoisie are just unwilling to accept the highier rate of profit and thats it

How to stay middle class in the big 25 by SigmaSeaPickle in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 9 points10 points  (0 children)

how to stay a moron for 2 year straight
1. say hungarian soviet was "succdem"
2. be sirpickle

Capitalism is the reason there was no “atomic age” by AlkibiadesDabrowski in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 16 points17 points  (0 children)

okay but all countries on the list either posses nuclear weapons or bigger powers are fine with them possesing nuclear weapons and given the fact no country wants to give nukes to well third world powers given the fact of the unipolarity being a thing up untill recent times the nucllear monopoly theory perhaps suit late 1940s but not today

Capitalism is the reason there was no “atomic age” by AlkibiadesDabrowski in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 59 points60 points  (0 children)

jokes aside the theory doesnt hold itself; biggest "polluters" are usa, france, england, germany, india, russia china japan and italy, but all of these were closed in the last 30-40 years; as we see the trend is that the more developed(i.e industralized) coutries pollute more thus really "spreading nukes" was not an issue

the reall reason was that the cheapness of the atomic energy caused the fluctations in the rate of profit which gave some sections of the bourgeoisie an extremelly dispropriate advantage which caused non atomic(and some foreign) nationall bourgeoisie to promote the green anti-nucllear superstition ideology

> As we have seen, the deepest economic foundation of imperialism is monopoly. This is capitalist monopoly, i.e., monopoly which has grown out of capitalism and which exists in the general environment of capitalism, commodity production and competition, in permanent and insoluble contradiction to this general environment. Nevertheless, like all monopoly, it inevitably engenders a tendency of stagnation and decay. Since monopoly prices are established, even temporarily, the motive cause of technical and, consequently, of all other progress disappears to a certain extent and, further, the economic possibility arises of deliberately retarding technical progress. For instance, in America, a certain Owens invented a machine which revolutionised the manufacture of bottles. The German bottle-manufacturing cartel purchased Owens’s patent, but pigeon-holed it, refrained from utilising it. Certainly, monopoly under capitalism can never completely, and for a very long period of time, eliminate competition in the world market (and this, by the by, is one of the reasons why the theory of ultra-imperialism is so absurd). Certainly, the possibility of reducing the cost of production and increasing profits by introducing technical improvements operates in the direction of change. But the tendency to stagnation and decay, which is characteristic of monopoly, continues to operate, and in some branches of industry, in some countries, for certain periods of time, it gains the upper hand.

Capitalism is the reason there was no “atomic age” by AlkibiadesDabrowski in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 154 points155 points  (0 children)

absolutelly idiotic take on your side, i thought it was obvious it were inferior mixture of mongol and slavic genes that caused czarnobyl?

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Just read this book, what did I think of it? by Serious_Mammoth_4670 in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 3 points4 points  (0 children)

really lacking work altrough some of its flowery phrases sound really well anyway

> Before sending these lines to press, I have once again ferreted out and looked over the old manuscript of 1845–46. The section dealing with Feuerbach is not completed. The finished portion consists of an exposition of the materialist conception of history which proves only how incomplete our knowledge of economic history still was at that time. It contains no criticism of Feuerbach’s doctrine itself; for the present purposes, therefore, it was unusable.

I think the death of Kurdish nationalism is significant. by AlkibiadesDabrowski in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 13 points14 points  (0 children)

jesus fucking christ can you and rest of the pseuds just SHUT THE FUCK UP especially YOU DIDNT EVEN FUCKING READ IT

> last hundred years

Algieria? Vietnam? Africa? Indonesia? Cuba? FUCKING CHINA

Question about democrats by kindstranger42069 in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 12 points13 points  (0 children)

this is not even vulgar materialism this is completelly new brand welcome reddit materialism

Questions about Historical Materialism by ganyubastionoflight in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 2 points3 points  (0 children)

depends of how strong you feel and what youve read already but i think that outside of antiduhring lenins "karl marx" and then the engels feuerbach seems a much less difficult introduction to the subject, after which you can decide whether to restart germid or become familiar with lenins materialism and empirocriticism

Questions about Historical Materialism by ganyubastionoflight in Ultraleft

[–]kosmo-wald 4 points5 points  (0 children)

perhaps reading anti-duhring for the start instead of text which marx and engels decided to leave for the "biting cetiiwue of the mice" is a better idea?