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‘Need a change’: Sri Lanka’s leftist win sparks hopes, bridges old divides

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Xi Jinping weighs pros and cons of China’s shrinking population

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Israel destroyed active nuclear weapons research facility in Iran, US officials say

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Sri Lanka sees landslide win for Dissanayake’s leftist coalition

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India-China thaw sparks hopes of revival in trade ties, boost in Chinese investment

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Israel carries out more airstrikes in Damascus and Beirut

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  • Not "bizarre" at all; saying that just shows how out-of-touch MSM is.

    Trump's base is mostly the same as AOC's and Bernie's: working class people who hate the status quo and want change. Only difference is Bernie and AOC's change is for the positive because they blame the correct people — corporations and the capitalist class — while Trump's change will be for the negative because he scapegoats marginalized people instead. And we know which one of them will receive corporate funding and thus come to power under a liberal "democracy"

    If socialist parties like the PSL or FRSO were influential enough, most of Trump's supporters (and Dems) would be there instead. Because at the end of the day, most people are workers with the same interests.

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    Republicans win House, delivering Trump a trifecta

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    China chip index nears 3-year high as TSMC order fuels self-reliance bets

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    Russia to aid hurricane-hit Cuba with diesel fuel, minister says

  • Most western conservatives are economically liberal, though there are certainly stupIDPol or maga "communism" types.

    In general, the left-right political spectrum that implies liberals can be leftist or that conservatives can't be liberals is oversimplified, inaccurate, and not how the vast majority of people actually view politics.

    Most working-class people do want social benefits for example and may therefore be considered economically leftist, but if they're in an economically disadvantaged region they may have a backwards view on social norms and be considered socially right-wing.

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    The mask of humanity falls from capital

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    ‘It’s not close’ - Wikipedia concludes Israel is committing genocide, ending editorial debate

  • Primarily referring to Germany and Italy's descent into fascism, and we're currently seeing this happen in France, and now in the US. These countries only see a shift to the left with an external force, like Scandinavian states giving concessions to the working class when the nearby USSR posed the threat of a good example — and by extension, the threat of a working class revolution; of course, these concessions are gradually being taken away now.

    Imperial core countries refers to colonizer countries that now control financial institutions like the IMF and World Bank, and depend on the continued exploitation of former colonies.

    I specify liberal democracies in imperial core countries because we have seen limited successes for the left outside it. Like Allende coming to power in Chile (before being overthrown in a US-backed coup 2 years later), or now Lula and Claudia coming to power in Brazil and Mexico.

  • He's right. In a declining capitalist state like the current US, workers want change. In the absence of a genuine working class party that correctly blames capitalism and the capitalist class for a revolution, you get a "radical" capitalist-funded party that at least points the blame at someone — marginalized people.

    The dems only offer to preserve the status quo, and no one fucking wants the status quo.

    Get organized. Liberal democracies in the imperial core historically always slide to fascism.

  • “I appreciate President Trump’s commitment to the ‘peace through strength’ approach in global affairs. This is exactly the principle that can practically bring just peace in Ukraine closer,” President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote on X.