ProbablyKaffe

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[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 3 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Like confused men they don't understand that the system of oppression can hurt them while still overwhelmingly benefit them

[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (1 children)

Uncritical platforming of Haz is the most recent example. He called everyone who criticized him for that Liberals. Haz is anti-Land Back and a settler nationalist.

And look, I overall have a positive view of RBN, but Nick is the one I'm most worried about. It's coming to the point where he's either in it for clout or fails to differentiate clout from correctness.

[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 3 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Speaking on Rainer: He criticizes "Liberal" positions on Land Back and Black Liberation while forming unity with Libertarians (actual Liberals) on anti-Imperialism while calling Black Agenda Report's refusal to work with that crowd "wrecker" behavior. He calls Horne and Sakai "wreckers". Centering external facing Imperialism as the primary contradiction over internal Imperialism brings you to politics such as this.

Who's to say these folks are "Liberals"? Do we just take Rainer's word for it since they call out that his dead end politics are resorting to working with white supremacists?

He shows no serious attempt to advance the decolonial movement, but like MWM is more than willing to work with open PatSocs. 🤷🏾

He's willing to work with reactionaries that are unhappy with the US Imperialism and the fact that it is taking away from working class conditions. Through this these allies are platformed as "MLs" that are Settler Nationalists, anti-Indian, anti-Black, extremely transphobic, anti-"Globalist" (🐕 😙), calling people "d*generates" and white haters. They agree with Vaush far more than any MLs.

[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (3 children)

His content sits almost entirely within the corporate media landscape, as in he's either siding with one or reacting to it.

He's outside of the democrats now but still limits himself to discussions within that space.

[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 3 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

I want to point out that the trend of Imperialism being the primary contradiction over Settler Colonialism, so we should form unity around anti-Imperialism, is ignoring the huge flaw that Settler Colonialism is what gives the US the ability to maintain global dominance. The US achieved energy independence and reasserted dollar supremacy under Bush and Obama by massively increasing resource extraction on indigenous and stolen lands. The indigenous nations were at the forefront of trying to stop the expansion in environmental exploitation, DAPL, KXL, etc. Just a few months ago Biden approved a massive project in Alaska on indigenous territory where the people there don't even have running water or electricity, this was just so the US could replace the gulf states' oil output to depress prices enough to harm Russia. (Also want to mention Cop City in Atlanta, where an ancient indigenous forest is being razed to build a mock city for states all over the world to practice occupying urban centers. An indigenous protestor was murdered by police there while trying to block construction.)

This doesn't ignore that Canada and Australia are two more settler colonies that use their own stolen resources to boost the US Empire. If we are to attack the empire from within, doesn't it make more sense to damage its extractive capabilities rather than engage in unity politics to, what amounts to, reforming the Imperialism? Contesting land within the US is far more crippling for the glass cannon that is the US empire.

[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 1 points 2 years ago (5 children)

He's a journalist/podcaster that relies on audience donations to stay in business. He may not be a grifter in intentions but he relies on grifters to grow his platform. He's ultimately a tailist, but what's the qualitative difference between a tailist and a grifter?

[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (1 children)

A decolonial vanguard government cannot be ruled by the colonizer class, end of. White supremacy needs to be destroyed in its political-economic form, landed property, and the developing white proletariat needs to shed it or it will be consumed by history.

Unity slogan for the colonized masses is asking us to work for our colonizers. America will be destroyed. The Americans will no longer have sovereignty over the land, but they will have use-rights.

[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 2 points 2 years ago (15 children)

MWM (Eddie) and Rainer Shea are crypto patsocs. They don't believe in Land Back and Black Liberation, they believe Settler Colonialism in the US is over and thus the decolonial movement doesn't apply.

They are dogmatists who refuse to do any historical research of North America, and are class reductionists (who ignore that racism and colonialism are class systems in the first place).

[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 2 points 2 years ago (7 children)

Nick from RBN invited Eddie and Haz on after Eddie debated Vaush. Nick b talking to LaRouchites on his show so at this point I'm not surprised. These guys are all grifters.

[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 1 points 2 years ago

I had a Deprogram fan tell me Russia was imperialist and the Communist party is controlled opposition because apparently the podcast had a Russian communist come on and complain about the party being pro intervention to protect Donbas and they got purged for being anti-war.

I haven't heard that episode but why are we immediately sympathetic to someone who got purged? Do we expect the Communist party of Russia to not apply Democratic Centralism? The party decided on the Intervention Question, those who don't fall line should leave until they agree with the party again.

The CPRF understands the conflict is Colonial in nature. Ukraine is a hostile colony of the US and Donbas is resisting Colonization of their homeland. Ukraine made it law that the president must retake Crimea and Donbas. Ukraine was designed by the US to force Russia into war.

Especially with Yugopnik and Hakim being from countries colonized by NATO, they should see that Donbas is resisting Colonization rather than Ukraine resisting so-called Russian Colonization, it doesn't even make sense economically. Before the Maidan Russia offered Ukraine a deal as equals while the EU deal imposed massive austerity that would shrink Ukraine's economy within 10 years. Zelensky privatized Ukrainian land again and tried to sell it off to the world market. He banned labor unions, he banned every leftwing party. He failed to incorporate the Ukrainian Volunteer Army (Right Sector deviation), responsible for many war crimes, because they were above the state and the veteran class would turn on the government if he did. The leader of that battalion (which only recently joined the state) openly threatened to hang Zelensky if he were to consider the Minsk 2 agreements.

How is it not clear to "anti-Imperialists" that Ukraine has been colonized and weaponized against Russia? Zelensky is an obvious puppet, this was clear when the UVA refused to leave the front lines during the ceasefire (which they openly brag about breaking, hence why they remained independent from the state).

[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 0 points 2 years ago (1 children)

The States' bourgeois education system refuses to develop the engineering talents of the masses. China, Iran, and Russia (mostly historic investment still bearing fruits) all invest deeply into the math and sciences.

[–] ProbablyKaffe@lemmygrad.ml 1 points 2 years ago

Petty bougie settler Americans are the worst humans on the planet.

Leave it to cis Liberals to put further targets on trans peoples' backs.

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