• Bros are telling me to read Heidegger, support the Teamsters, spend all my attention on far right influencers and take them seriously and post about them, calling for basic social welfare and less corruption in Washington, reposting Chris Hedges articles, buddy these people were democrats three years ago. I know the compatible left when I see it, despite their protestations.

          • I_CAST_BEAM_OF_BATS_I_CAST_BOLT_OF_BATS [none/use name]
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            2 months ago

            I recommend never looking directly into the Infrared Substacks my fellow poster

            But yeah most people at least confuse it by citing a guy who cites a guy who cites a guy who cites a guy who cites Heidegger. I guess we went full circle. Fuck this. I'm going to read about what is going on in Uganda. We are all above this.

            • combat_brandonism [they/them]
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              2 months ago

              looking directly into the Infrared Substacks

              visible-disgust

              before the substack he posted here and we bullied him until he caught a ban and left lol, the only way you could get me to read his bullshit

      • 小莱卡@lemmygrad.ml
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        2 months ago

        every organization falls into the compatible left until they're not.

        I really do not like the label because it's easy to fall into a logic that goes "X organization exists in the imperial core? it means it's allowed to exist so its compatible left".

      • I_CAST_BEAM_OF_BATS_I_CAST_BOLT_OF_BATS [none/use name]
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        2 months ago

        Please refer to The CIA as Organized Crime for a full definition of what part of the media & political sphere this phrase encapsulates.

        It's surprisingly narrow it's just that this site exists as a fandom for it.

        We're talking about parties and media outlets and journalists and activists that exist in symbiosis or are at least fully penetrated with law enforcement. The Intercept, Robert Evans, politicians like Mike Gravel, the CPUSA, people like Seymour Hersh, organizations that showed up to ANSWER including these "patsocs" as they are called in this thread for some reason. It seems some third worldist Maoists on the site have a bone to pick with nationalism in the periphery themselves as they were slapping this label on parties in Bangladesh for some reason? Anyways a lot of these outlets put out good material but you can quickly identify the points where they lose the plot either because they're not Marxist or they're just chasing engagement (like the Grayzone).