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chinese wall-e retweeted
I enjoy space opera satires of Fascism like Starship Troopers, 40K and Starcraft, but their satirical premise always has a key problem which undermines it:
The humans in these stories really ARE facing genocidal destruction by inhuman horrors /1
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This is beautiful. This is what capital G Gamers deserve, perfectly smooth and thoughtless UE5 slop with ur favourite character printed on the box. Games playable by slime mold. Use your amoeba sense to find the oats at the end of the maze you fucking dog
chinese wall-e retweeted
Anthony Bourdain: "Listening to you people makes me want to go join the communist party. You're living off the labor of a repressed underclass."
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Even a few lefties are mocking the comically bizarre academic idpol on display at Socialism 2026, the annual gathering of Haymarket Books and the ISO (which disbanded in order to infiltrate the DSA). A pantheon of Haymarket authors and ISO fellow travelers signed the now-notorious recent open letter denouncing international solidarity with Iran against the US-Israeli war as a form of "hollow anti-imperialism."
The international panels at Socialism 2026 kept the crypto-neocon spirit of that Iran letter alive. One panel featuring supporters of the CIA-run Ukraine proxy war was titled, "Russian Neofascism: Imperialism Abroad & Repression At Home." Another consisted of obscure academic figures who have pushed regime change in Russia, pre-Delcy Venezuela, China and Iran. These countries were portrayed in Socialism 2026 publicity material as "imperialist."
As The Grayzone reported in 2019, that year's "Socialism" conference featured a panel on China filled with anti-communist academics funded by the US government's National Endowment for Democracy. Another panel drummed up regime change in Nicaragua and Cuba. The Syrian government was also a consistent target of Haymarket/ISO, at least until a rebranded Al Qaeda outfit took power in Damascus.
If this is American socialism, capitalism has little to worry about.
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革命不是请客吃饭
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🚨 “The More Dysgenic, the Better”: Beatrice Adler-Bolton Says the Left Must Give Up the “Fantasy of Being Fitter Than the Fascists”
At Socialism 2026, Adler-Bolton argues that “fitness is a measure of relative disposability under capitalism” and says the goal should not be to become “more useful to the ruling order.”
She says the left should not try to beat fascists “at their own game” by becoming “fitter, more eugenic.”
“In fact, the more dysgenic, the better, I think.”
She closes by arguing that revolution is not “a contest between optimized and properly prepared bodies” and that the very idea is itself fascist.
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NLR 160 is out now.
Featuring Benjamin Kunkel on the ‘new national question’; Carlo Ginzburg's correspondence with Perry Anderson; Mao Jian on new cultural forms in China; Donald Sassoon on the British Labour Party, plus book reviews...
newleftreview.org/issues/ii1…
Fuck this cuck ass bitch that’s been spamming my inbox with some bs
Rejected by 16 colleges. Hired by Google. Now his family’s discrimination lawsuit is moving forward.
Stanley Zhong had a 1590 SAT score, a 4.42 weighted GPA and was hired by Google as a full-time software engineer after graduating high school. His family alleges elite universities discriminated against him and other highly qualified Asian-American applicants.
A federal judge is now allowing Stanley’s Title VI claims against the University of Washington to proceed, opening the door to discovery and potential access to internal admissions documents, communications and data.
The university says it is pleased the court dismissed many of the claims and maintains its admissions process is highly competitive, particularly for out-of-state applicants.
