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  • And in return lift Iranian sanctions and receive massive economic prosperity.

    That would obviously not happen. The US openly states that it wants to destroy Iran, and it has literally been assassinating their leaders. The only way the US would accept Iran is as a vassal state like Syria which would obviously mean purges of everyone currently in power. I really have a hard time believing that even you can’t understand something so basic, so I have to wonder why you would write something that’s obviously false.

    Palestine doesn’t need to be next door to Iran or belong to them. They’re part of the axis of resistance weakening their main enemy which is Israel. Again, even a child should be able to understand why abandoning your allies would be a bad look. The reason Yemen, Hezbollah, and Iraqi militias are aligned with Iran is because they all have a common cause. If Iran starts abandoning allies, then the whole coalition would fall apart and they would all be taken out one by one.

    Meanwhile, who gives a fuck about resolutions at the UN? There are plenty of resolutions on Gaza at the UN, show me what they achieve materially? What Russia and China do is provide weapons and economic aid. The fact that you have your head so far up your own ass that you can’t even acknowledge this is phenomenal.

    Yes, Cuba is a prime fucking example of Russia and China providing material support. Different countries support each other in different ways. I don’t see you grabbing a gun and going to fight in Cuba either. You’re sitting comfortably at home while shitposting here. Grow the fuck up.




  • No, abandoning Palestine and Lebanon would absolutely not improve their position because it would just means they would be surrounded by US/Israeli proxies. Iran is fighting for the same reason Russia is fighting. They realize that this is existential for their sovereignty.

    Also, I guess you slept through the whole tariff war if you think the US isn’t attacking China. Meanwhile, China, just like Russia and Iran, has to deal with US proxies being set up all over Asia. I know this is hard for you to wrap your head around, but the world is a bit bigger than Cuba and Palestine.

    Iran is closing Hormuz to protect its own interests first and foremost. Israel is the biggest threat to Iran in the region, and they have the upper hand now, so they are obviously using it.

    Meanwhile, NATO ground invasion is an absurd idea, and everybody knows it. If you want to see a country fighting NATO fascists directly that what Russia’s been doing for the past 4 years. Weird how you don’t mention that anywhere. What western backed fascists were trying to do in Donbas is exactly what Israel is doing in Palestine right now. The reason that didn’t happen was Russia.

    You have a myopic view of the world, and you really have to start broadening it and looking at the world as an interconnected place instead of cherry picking individual conflicts to obsess over. The broader war is between the west and the Global South represented by G7 and BRICS. All these conflicts are connected to each other and the economic war that’s happening. These aren’t isolated incidents and individual countries duking it out.




  • Marx argued that capitalism had built in contradictions that would eventually make it unsustainable. He basically predicted capitalism would collapse under its own weight, but didn’t specify how long it would take to finish dying. Things like falling rates of profit, ever worsening crises, and the immiseration of the working class are all precisely the things we see unfolding around us today. At some point all these problems must reach a breaking point where the system as a whole can no longer function.

    Arguably, Marx underestimated the ability of the capitalist system to adapt and it ultimately proved more flexible at kicking the can down the road than he gave it credit for. Marx also thought the crisis would hit the most advanced industrial nations such as Britain and Germany first. Instead, capitalism fueled imperialism exporting its worst exploitation to the Global South. The core countries got to enjoy relative stability partly because the worst human abuses and extraction happen elsewhere.

    Lenin followed Marx’s logic and argued that Western capitalists used superprofits from colonies to bribe their own working class with higher wages to buy off revolutionary potential. Basically, the system managed to survive this long by making the Western working class comfortable enough to not want to burn it all down.












  • It’s important to note that liberalism is fundamentally a right wing ideology which consists of two main parts. First you have political liberalism which focuses on all the wholesome ideas we hear about such as individual freedoms and democracy. But the second part is economic liberalism which deals with free markets, private property, and wealth accumulation. These two aspects form a contradiction. Political liberalism purports to support everyone’s freedom, while economic liberalism enshrines private property rights as sacred in laws and constitutions, effectively removing them from political debate.

    As a result, liberalism inevitably justifies the use of state violence to safeguard property rights, over supporting ordinary people, which directly contradicts the promises of fairness and equality. Private property being seen as a key part of individual freedom under liberalism provides the foundational justification for the rich to keep their wealth while ignoring the needs of everyone else. Thus, all the talk of freedom and democracy ends up being nothing more than a fig leaf to provide cover for justifying capitalist relations.