heartheartbreak [fae/faer]

  • 4 Posts
  • 906 Comments
Joined 3 years ago
cake
Cake day: May 22nd, 2023

help-circle







  • Is it bad to fight against Nazi Germany because you don’t think you have a chance of winning?

    Yes. Yes it is bad to fight nazi germany without planning to win. China sees hegemonism as the primary contradiction holding back progress on the world stage and is not engaging in global wars against the existing hegemon because those wars will not create global governance institutions in and of themselves.

    Youre asking for sanctions and military interventions both of which are acts of war and hegemonism that turned the third world away from the soviet union. You keep asking open ended questions when there are answers to these questions, because youre not the only one whos thought about them. Its not about what is profitable, its about the competition of the uneven development of the productive forces, where for historical reasons the most advanced capitalist countries have the highest level of productive forces and use that imbalance to forcibly deny the development of other countries. Its primary to develop your productive forces, and to fight the global uneven development of productive forces that is the base reason for national oppression to put an end to imperialism and allow humanity to progress to the next stage. This development is inevitable (although i know you dont think it is) and the rate at which it can progress is in the last instance based on the objective development of the contradictions of capitalism around the world. Whether latin america has a red wave or blue wave is based entirely on the current stage of the development of its own contradictions, but capitalism and the age of hegemonic imperialism is on the decline regardless.








  • I dont think the US would allow that to happen, but this might land a blow against the monopoly capitalists.

    The thing is is that between duterte and marcos’ families theres a contradiction between the national bourgeoisie and comprador bourgeoisie respectively. Theyre both corrupt, but duterte was willing to build belt and road infrastructure w china while marcos’ family are hardliner compradors and bong bong immediately discontinued the 3 BRI projects in the Philippines as soon as he took power.

    We might see either a. Nothing change qualitatively like indonesia, b. Somebody in the duterte camp taking advantage of the splits in the ruling class, or c. Somebody like leni robredo who is a soft “progressive” [NED/human rights backed] comprador take power.

    Its entirely possible given things can change so quickly but as far as i understand the situation atm thats where we are at. All splits amongst the enemy are good for the working class i have to add.


  • Bayan, Gabriela, and Anakbayan are affiliated with the National Democratic Front in the philippines which is supported by the CPP for national democracy and freedom from imperialist powers. They are mass organizations based around different sectors of the peoples movements, workers, women, students, etc Akbayan Partylist are also leftist but exolicitly reject armed struggle, although they stand w the NDF and CPP against fascist redtagging and extrajudicial killings.

    By all means the US does not want to support the CPP and a CPP led revolution, so western media probably has a ban on showing any NDF orgs. As a result because these arcommunist led protests the most right force they can show are akbayan partylist.

    Note how al jazeera can show them but abc, cnn, nyt, etc never does. The US will also support the left in so far as it destabilizes countries that they deem worth destabilizing.