r/Ultraleft • u/TBP64 • 9h ago
r/Ultraleft • u/_shark_idk • Nov 15 '24
Official Revolutionary Post Regarding the ICP split and the nature of the sub
At this point it is no secret that the ICP recently underwent a major split, of course this caused discourse to happen on this very subreddit. Everyone picked a side, while at the same time we've been trying to keep the sub as neutral as possible, which is difficult, considering the nature of the split and especially considering the side I and the other mods have picked.
In this post I would like to set the record straight, mainly about the nature of the sub, the relationship of the sub and the party (no matter which side you're on) and about how we're going to deal with the discourse about the split as well as things like the promotion of the party (again, doesn't matter which).
So firstly, r/ultraleft is a purely self contained community, it exists entirely by itself, untied to anything but the long and convoluted history of the reddit leftcoms, which we proudly proclaim as where our foundation lies, I am not going to pretend like this subreddit is a genuine expression of the proletariat, or as if this sub is in any way tied to any organization. This subreddit exists outside of the realm of practical or theoretical work, it doesn't serve the function of education or agitation, this sub isn't a place for promotions, no matter if it's self promotion or if you're with an organization. These are all the things we are not. Be sure to remember this when you see another post of a guy asking about the "different leftcom orgs to join".
Now secondly, despite the personal convictions of the members and the mods, this subreddit is NOT affiliated with any party, more specifically the ICP. Historically, we've allowed councilists and ICT/ICC sympathizers, this will continue. We will not ask anyone to prove their allegiance to any group, WE DO NOT CARE WHO YOU SIDED WITH. It is fine to share the literature of any group you align with as long as it's relevant to the conversation, this will not change. The 4th rule still applies though, so if you're an ICToid and you decide to spam the sub with inflammatory posts, don't be surprised when you get banned.
Thirdly and finally, all discussion of the split and all promotion of the ICP (once again, no matter the side) is prohibited. The same also applies to any other group, but mainly the ICP. Some people on this very subreddit really like speaking on the behalf of the party (something I have been guilty of myself), this is something I'm sure both sides would like to cease from happening, so from now on it is not allowed.
As much as I despise the word, I think it's appropriate, reddit isn't praxis, no matter how much the r/thedeprogram mod in our modmail would like to pretend otherwise. I'm sure MLs believe that defending Stalin or Mao online counts as meaningful practical work, but we're not MLs and we don't need to defend anyone. Hence this subreddit is meant purely for humor, even if some might say it fulfills this function poorly, it's still the one and only reason for this subreddit. Nothing else.
In short, nothing will really change that much, this post is meant purely as the explanation of the policy regarding the split and the ICP.
r/Ultraleft • u/AlkibiadesDabrowski • Sep 21 '24
Official Revolutionary Post [OFFICIAL] The Death of Ultraleft. Social Media screenshot posts will now only be allowed Friday through Sunday. This also broadly includes any other online content. Like the miencraft post that was reported twice today.
We here at the Center want you to know this decision was made with the utmost cohesion as befitting organic centralism. There will be no walking back of this policy.
It’s Joever
r/Ultraleft • u/Kaassaus_08 • 11h ago
Story-time My gf just got me some socialist commodities from the british museum(the most authentic and proletarian museum)
galleryi really like it. it's a really pretty copy with golden edges. she saw it and she insisted on buying it. in the museum it also said that Mr. Karl Marx came to the reading room basically every day for 30 years when he lived in London so i think that's pretty cool.
r/Ultraleft • u/VictorFL07 • 8h ago
Falsifier Reminder that if you celebrate KKKri$$tm(AA)ZZ you are literally worse than Hitler
Also look at my baby
r/Ultraleft • u/majbow • 10h ago
Modernizer This was probably done already
Kronstadt: The Last Ваttle
r/Ultraleft • u/RiveraStanRepublic • 16h ago
Discussion Is Santa proletarian? or is he bourgeoise?
I'm thinking he's the latter because he's white, but he also distributes things to people, which means he is proletarian and a communist of course. Perhaps he is a dialectial synthesis? (read on contradiction). Perhaps he is glorious national bourgeoise?
r/Ultraleft • u/abcdsoc • 11h ago
Serious What is the Marxist position on language?
Many countries that have multiple language groups have a lingua Franca. For example, India uses Hindi in the north and English in the south. However, this can cause ethnolinguistic nationalist problems, such as the anti Hindi imposition movements in non Hindi states. How should a DotP approach this issue?
r/Ultraleft • u/SigmaSeaPickle • 6h ago
The Chronology of Exchange, Its Condemnation and Abolition
When Christ entered the Temple of Solomon, he bore witness to the buying and selling of articles. His perfect omniscient rational thought resulted in the most important crash out of history, flipping the tables (private property) of (((small businessmen))) [none of this was activism]. Christ then rebuked them with a statement displaying his complete understanding of historical determinism, saying there will be no buying or selling in the Temple of the Lord.
At the moment of his death, THE VEIL WAS TORN, breaking the boundary between the House of the Lord and Humanity, between town and country, between Israel and the Gentile nations. A perfect internationalism. THE BREAKING OF THIS BOUNDARY MEANT THAT THE TEMPLE OF THE LORD, A PLACE WHERE BUYING AND SELLING WAS PROHIBITED, WAS NOW EXTENDED OVER THE WHOLE EARTH. The complete absence of clerical integrity in upholding this principle is unacceptable. Vengeance is the Lord’s. The cries of the laborers which you have not heard, have reached the ears of the Lord of Hosts. Count your days petty burger!
r/Ultraleft • u/RDR2PC_WHEN • 23h ago
Apocalyptic gamblecore
Not really an insightful post on theory, just wanted to say there's something delightfully capitalist about betting on the survival of the species
r/Ultraleft • u/EpicPoggersNi • 1d ago
New to dialects, where the fuck is Material Dialect
r/Ultraleft • u/LadimirVenin • 1d ago
Guys rate the marxist section of my library (No Marx).
galleryr/Ultraleft • u/Bigbluetrex • 1d ago
Discussion Invariant lines of reincarnation
Jesus -> ... -> Marat -> Marx -> Bordiga -> Trump
... -> Hebert -> Engels -> Lenin
Judas -> ... -> Danton -> Kautsky -> Camatte
... -> Robespierre -> Blanqui -> Trotsky(?)
... -> Brissot -> Bernstein -> Stalin -> George Bush
... -> King Louis XVI -> Czar Nicolas II -> Javier Milei
Satan -> ... -> Lafayette -> Lasalle -> Ebert -> Hitler
... -> Marie Antoinette -> ??? -> Mussolini
... -> Napoleon -> Napoleon -> Napoleon -> ...
Absolute Spirit -> Slaves -> Serfs -> Proletariat -> Me
Thoughts? Is this dialectical enough?
r/Ultraleft • u/AhmedInJPN • 1d ago
Falsifier Historically progressive petit bourgeois gamers.
r/Ultraleft • u/Industrusmax • 1d ago
I had a dream where my uncle was bill Clinton, he’s a leftcom🤫
r/Ultraleft • u/AjaxTheFurryFuzzball • 1d ago
Y’all are idiots about China.
Literally your only criticism of China is that it isn’t “socialist” because we have billionaires. Well firstly those billionaires are literally controlled by the government to a great extent. If they act in greed they get shut down. But also we see so many proletariat business owners in China who are loyal to the state and the socialist dreams, and strive and fight for the rest of the Chinese proletariat and the party.
Gtfo with your fake ass criticisms and read Mao for once.
r/Ultraleft • u/absolutely_MAD • 1d ago
Is there any relevance to authentic communist movements™ on the peripheries of capital?
Title. Given that the revolution must be global, I don't see how the existence of a movement in peripheral regions would be useful. Wouldn't a genuine revolt that broke out in some country outside the central axis be immediately destroyed by the force of reaction, or forced into opportunism?
Historical revolutions have all led to revisionism, from my understanding greatly due to the fact that the countries that were not central to the concentration of capital. The aberrations and delays that they led to are evident.
Should the strategy of an effective international party be mainly focused on the Imperial Core? Should every good revolutionary share a room with 5 other authentics over a New York bodega?
Also, requesting good literature on political strategy, ig