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  • Yes but I think most libs would superficially agree that the Vietnam war was a mistake. Praising the Vietnam war as something good is more of a hard right chud thing.

  • Appropriate- Condemning past wars

    Inappropriate- Condemning present wars

  • Demanding the PLA to go marching to Iran's aid of course would be silly but it's clear Iran is suffering a severe deficit in their air defense and are very much in a vulnerable position if no one steps to help them in that area at least. It's not going to stretch the US empire all that much if they decide to simply start wrecking havoc on Iran with B2 bombers. I don't think anyone who doesn't already hate China is going to be upset if they start sending Iran Pakistan level military aid.

  • Yeah, kick in the front door and it all come crumbling down. I remember there being someone else saying something along those lines.

  • Tornados, nukes going off, teeth falling out.

  • Capitalists paywalling their own propaganda, some problems really do fix themselves.

  • There is a political sim/visual novel type game I've been playing called Suzerain where you have the option to investigate and arrest capitalist oligarchs, and if you do it ends up reducing gang violence because it turns out the oligarchs were propping up and arming the gangs.

  • And that's a good thing thankfully, it would be pretty alarming if there were.

  • Respect, if there is one country that could benefit from workers taking control it's South Korea.

  • Strange how ardent anticommunists often tend to be into things such as defending or downplaying European colonialism.

  • A good book perhaps for anyone aspiring to become a nano-dictator at home or in the workplace.

  • A day in the life of a Soviet Russian (according to liberals):

    Wake up at 5:00am to a wholesome Vodka breakfast.

    Drive to work in a T-34 and arrive at the gulag to begin daily shift at 6:00am.

    Chop wood or whatever mysterious work they actually do inside Gulags until noon.

    Get a 5 minute reeducation break along with a few raw grains of wheat and vodka for lunch.

    Chop more wood until midnight.

    Finish work at 1:00am and drive home in a blizzard which luckily happened to stop the Nazis.

    Get home and dream about Uncle Sam and the Free World™ bringing freedom and democracy to Russia for a few hours.

    Wake up and repeat.

  • Both are probably true tbh. It's clear those people were artificially propped up and put into the spotlight by sponsors behind the scenes. On the other hand, all of them made/make numerous efforts to downplay themselves as "neutral" when they were already clearly entrenched onto the right and clearly knew what they were doing to at least some extent. They may be idiots but I don't think a simple act of manipulation like that necessarily requires being a genius.

  • Yeah so many get suckered in by people like Joe Rogan/Jordan Peterson/Asmengold/Tim Pool etc. All of them of have this certain playbook of intentionally hiding their power level and slowly nudging apolitical people towards the dark side.

  • Embrace, Extend, Extinguish

  • This is the sort of news that genuinely uplifts me. Taking concrete steps towards self-determination like this is what earns my highest degree of respect.

  • The JCP is one of the largest communist parties in a non-socialist country that also happens to be a US vassal but it comes at the cost of it being infected with this sort of left-liberalism. Just a product of it's environment really.

  • I'd place them in three categories:

    Unambiguously socialist in the traditional sense and uses a planned economy- Cuba and DPRK

    Uses a capitalist mode of production, has a socialist government and constitution- China, Vietnam, Laos

    Has a socialist ruling party majority but lacks a socialist constitution, meaning right wing parties still have some influence- Venezuela, Nepal, Bolivia

    Nicaragua would fit in third category but I heard they are recently transitioning more towards proper socialism so I will just leave them out for now.

  • The ASEAN countries joining seems like a big deal since they were supposed to be the US's alternatives to China's manufacturing. The only other big alternative is Mexico who is also drifting closer to BRICS.