LeniX

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[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 4 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

The title implies its been creeping into the modern Ukrainian army, which only existed for 33-something years. The "80 years" part may only be applicable to the outside world. It's mixed up a bit here.

[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 8 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Ukrainian fascism was created outside Ukraine

Fascism by its very nature is always an Astroturfed movement. And given the fact that we're talking about a former Soviet republic - it had to be forcefully pushed into the country, with billions of dollars pouring from the Empire's coffers.

Fascism was created in the Western Europe

I wouldn't quite put it like that - reactionary movements existed prior to Mussolini and Hitler - the particular form that was eventually coined as "fascism" was, though. UNR, I would say, were also reactionaries, so were the Whites etc. The point stands -Banderism is undoubtedly a vile child of the West.

This comment is spot on, though. Couldn't agree more.

[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 20 points 3 days ago (1 children)

The only difference is optics. Liberals think it, fascists say it.

[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 14 points 4 days ago

Rest in piss you won't be missed

[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 14 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (1 children)

Capitalism is when no food and no teeth to chew food. Got it. Renting teeth when?

[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 38 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Roll credits already ffs

[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 17 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) (8 children)

What these "China no socialist" ultras don't have is lack of conceptual understanding of what socialism is. The way they think is brilliantly described by Gabriel Rockhill in his Understanding Siege Socialism appearance, where he actually quoted Mao on this topic. In essence - ultras only have sensory understanding of what socialism should be, but not conceptual - let alone doing any praxis. They don't have a good grasp of dialectical materialism, they see socialism as "being this and that and that" - a set of characteristics that are present (or absent) in a given society.

Conceptual understanding of socialism is the realization that socialism (and communism) is first and foremost a long, painful, tedious and prudently planned contradictory process of consciously building towards a certain type of socio-economic order. It concedes that building socialism, whatever form it initially takes, means that a new society is born OUT OF capitalism and under tremendous imperialist pressure. It does not, however, preclude using different tactics (when appropriate) which may seem to contradict the overall goal or strategy.

No one in their right mind would say the USSR was not socialist, even though the NEP certainly allowed a wide range of private economic activity. Oh, by the way - it never went away fully because for that you have to develop productive forces to a colossal degree. On the other hand, the USSR did have a powerful planned/socialized sector by the time Khrushchev was in power, yet his right deviations and revisionism were obvious to many.

Perhaps it reflects their weak theoretical grounding, perhaps something else (ahem fed ahem). BTW the "global proletariat must rise up" is a big red flag imo (no pun intended). Even fucking capitalists admit China is not capitalist...

[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 9 points 3 weeks ago

"Denazification" isn't just an empty word

[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 14 points 4 weeks ago* (last edited 4 weeks ago) (1 children)

The juiciest:

  1. "South Korea was created from thin air by US generals";
  2. "There is no equivalence between Ukraine and Palestine";
  3. "Just how dire is "Israel"'s situation?"

Notable mentions: "How to evaluate a source"; "There is no vaccine against propaganda"

[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 17 points 1 month ago (6 children)

very little doubt that the US was behind the terrorist attack

Almost zero doubt imo. Either they did it themselves or they gave the order to someone else and helped them along.

[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 7 points 1 month ago

Thanks. I'll look into the links in a while, they may come in handy later

 

..US warships were operating in the region with their transponders turned off..

Oh my... Are you alright, Danish media? What was that again?

[–] LeniX@lemmygrad.ml 13 points 1 month ago (1 children)

I’m still a baby ML

A baby ML that imho understands DiaMat and ML better than many ultras. Keep it up, comrade

 

https://archive.ph/4ICfu

As Zelenskyy sheltered from Russia’s invasion in bunkers and evaded Russian assassins, Stoltenberg wasn’t able to speak to him for two days. When they finally talked, “that phone call was quite difficult”... ...Part of it, Stoltenberg recalls, was the fear Zelenskyy would soon be “caught or killed”.

 

Archived version: https://archive.ph/4cNnW

The trip, which was viewed as a key opportunity by Ukrainian officials for Zelensky to sell the United States on how to support Ukraine going forward, failed to resonate in Washington. Biden held his stance on prohibiting U.S.-provided longer-range missiles to strike inside Russia and Zelensky found himself caught in a political crossfire as influential Republicans largely criticized or snubbed him. A meeting with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump — Zelensky’s first since the start of the war — came together hastily after Trump initially said he didn’t plan to meet.

Zelensky’s U.S. swing reinforced the sort of unsettling limbo Ukraine now finds itself in going forward — reliant on the United States as its main ally to arm it against Russia yet unsure how long that support will continue as attention on the war fades in its third year and with the new escalation in the Middle East.

 

Archived version: https://archive.ph/4cNnW

The trip, which was viewed as a key opportunity by Ukrainian officials for Zelensky to sell the United States on how to support Ukraine going forward, failed to resonate in Washington. Biden held his stance on prohibiting U.S.-provided longer-range missiles to strike inside Russia and Zelensky found himself caught in a political crossfire as influential Republicans largely criticized or snubbed him. A meeting with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump — Zelensky’s first since the start of the war — came together hastily after Trump initially said he didn’t plan to meet.

Zelensky’s U.S. swing reinforced the sort of unsettling limbo Ukraine now finds itself in going forward — reliant on the United States as its main ally to arm it against Russia yet unsure how long that support will continue as attention on the war fades in its third year and with the new escalation in the Middle East.

 

Banderajugend, anyone?

 

Ben Norton - an absolute gigachad legend - goes deeper into Graham's statements and sheds some light onto US' material interests in regards to Ukraine and the war.

 

The wojak alt-right meme vs the chad socialist meme

 

Danny Haiphong and Lowkey discuss the Daily Wire and Ben Shapiro's financial connections to "Israel"

 

So far, president Vladimir Putin and top-level Russian government figures have hinted at taking Kharkov, Odessa and 3 other regions. What do you think is going to be their way of solving the crisis in Ukraine, depending on the particular way the West and their fascist puppet in Kiev choose to go? Which way do you think is the most rational?

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