r/socialism • • 18d ago

Discussion ABOLISH I.C.E

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r/socialism • • Jun 12 '26

Discussion He has $1 Trillion while people are dying of starvation

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r/socialism • • Feb 08 '26

Discussion Is it possible for millionaire celebrities to be anticapitalist?

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I feel like once a person has over a certain amount of capital they cease being a rational human being.

r/socialism • • Mar 02 '26

Discussion Tactics of the capitalist media

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No matter what mainstream media is the protector of Capital a.k.a capitalism.

some truthful media to consume:

  1. democracynow
  2. hr.news
  3. breakthroughnews
  4. doubledownnews
  5. moreperfectunion
  6. Democracy At Work
  7. popularfrontcanada
  8. kritik_punkt
  9. Empire Files
  10. Our Changing Climate
  11. The Market Exit
  12. Jessica Burbank
  13. revolutionaryhuman0  (my insta account)

r/socialism • • Mar 07 '26

Discussion Thoughts on liberation theology and the left’s relationship with religion?

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r/socialism • • Aug 09 '26

Discussion Brazil and Uruguay are the last leftist governments in South America, Trump (CIA) backed candidates have won in almost every other country.

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I labeled Venezuela and Guyana as debatable because some people might argue otherwise but Marco Rubio is running Venezuela as a colony and Guyana is technically leftist but the ruling party recently removed all mentions of socialism in their platform. Trump backed candidates have won elections (seemingly always by the slimmest margins) in Colombia, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and Argentina.

r/socialism • • Jul 04 '26

Discussion Leftists of the USA, I am disappointed

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By now, I hope most of you have seen that on this year's July 4th, the Fascist Patriot Front went on a march in Washington DC.

I am not surprised by this; myself I am not an American, so I do not know if I perhaps should be, but to me it seems obvious that the Nationalists would do something on the 250th 'birthday' of the USA.

And yet, no response seems to have been prepared by the American left.

There was no block of Anti-Fascists that blocked the Fascists. Not even one just standing there with a banner. Even after the march, no action has been taken.

To me, it seems like all the American leftists stayed at home. Like they let the Fascists march.

Now, it is understandable under some circumstances. But the USA are sliding into fascism. Any resistance would be important.

But the American left did nothing.

I ask: Why?

Did they not see it coming?

How, I ask? This 4th of July has been used so much in propaganda, it must have been clear that the Nationalists and Fascists would be out and about; it is practically their day, after all.

Then, did they have something better to do? Was it maybe not strategically or tactically sound to protest the fascists?

Then what did they do? Because I have seen mass media coverage reaching beyond the US of the Fascist march; it is undoubtable to me that a leftist response would have gathered more attention. So what did they do instead, that was a "better choice" in their book?

Was it simply impossible to do anything?

Then why? Do American leftists not have the option to gather quickly? To assemble some brave Anti-Fascists to march through the city? To even just stand with a banner, maybe hold a speech, and thus make a statement?

Is the left so weak?

I ask you, American Left: Why did these Fascists march uninterrupted? Where is your organized response?

How should you be taken seriously, when Nazis can march through your capital, and you don't even respond?

r/socialism • • Aug 21 '26

Discussion ​Fidel Castro survived 600+ CIA assassination plots and mocked them on camera opening his shirt to show he had no body armor "I have a moral vest."

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r/socialism • • Jul 13 '26

Discussion genuinely what do we do if socialism is criminalized?

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If Trump actually manages to criminalize socialism what can be done? I know there have been similar situations in the past but its not like the Russian tsars and Hitler had flock cameras and mass cyber surveillance systems. What should be done in this scenario?

r/socialism • • Aug 16 '26

Discussion Why did Stalin Decide to make Abortion and Homosexuality illegal again after Lenin legalized it?

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I never understood Lenin decriminalized homosexuality in 1922 where as Stalin recriminalized it in 1933 with sentences of up to 5 years of hard labor Likewise Lenin legalized abortion in 1920 but Stalin outlawed it in 1936 and restricted access to divorce

r/socialism • • Sep 04 '26

Discussion it's so bad even the children know about the wealth inequality

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r/socialism • • 4d ago

Discussion US Marines with afghan locals in 2011

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r/socialism • • Sep 26 '26

Discussion Instead of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani arresting Israeli occupation Prime Minister Netanyahu as promised, the New York Police Department arrested 100+ New Yorkers protesting his presence at the United Nations General Assembly.

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r/socialism • • 9d ago

Discussion Class consciousness is a beautiful thing to witness

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I do very much enjoy public figures that don’t condemn the actions of the people and actually acknowledge their concerns as legitimate.

r/socialism • • 20d ago

Discussion Zohran Mamdani's for Oct 7th

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r/socialism • • Sep 02 '26

Discussion US Imperialism =/= Socialism and Liberation for US citizens

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I wanted to share this because I agree with my favorite socialist Instagram influencer @willz.talks, Unfortunately the comment section of this video is a dumpster fire because people were quick to defend veterans of recent wars such as:
*Korean War
*Vietnam War
*Iraq War
*Iran War
*etc.

Why are Instagram Socialists who aren’t Will so hell bent on seeing US veterans as the ONLY victims? Yeah they are victims in the sense of being cogs in the machine but what about those affected in the Global South?

r/socialism • • Jul 12 '26

Discussion The tragedy of passivity

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I saw this on Tumblr a while back, but I've really been letting it sit with me, because truly, what is holding us back? Fear? Has capitalism not strangled us of our blood and bone for long enough? Or is it the lack of left unity?

This may sound old but it is rather upsetting, to me at least, of how much infighting seems to happen in left-wing communities. Sure, we may not believe in exactly the same thing...but we believe in the same enemy, do we not? I fear we've become rather comfortable in our armchairs.

Do feel free to give your opinions, they will be most enlightening, but I just thought I'd share my mine. Thank you.

EDIT: not glazing Bernie, he's awful, this was mainly about my own feelings. was referring to the 'Demand it' part.

r/socialism • • Sep 07 '23

Discussion Is this real or IRL Fedposting?

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r/socialism • • Sep 05 '26

Discussion IDF Chased out of Neighbourhood in Jerusalem

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r/socialism • • May 31 '26

Discussion Did you know That Diego Maradona had an Guevara tattoo on his arm and a Castro tattoo on his leg?

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r/socialism • • Jul 15 '26

Discussion The DSA goes COMMUNIST

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I was reading through the new DSA workers deserve more program and I noticed this. Really gald to see the DSA openly embracing the S in DSA. For the past year or so it’s been kinda obvious that they have been trying to move away from their “Big tent, socdems welcome 🥰” identity that they were founded on. They even removed the ”socdems welcome” on their page

I hope future figures and politicians who come out of the DSA become a lot more open about their ”seize the MoP” mentality. I know Zohran was a lot more open about it before winning, as demonstrated in interviews with *other* socialists, even during his campaign, but his governing rhetoric leaves much to be desired, as he finds himself needing to form wide coalitions.

That being said, the program itself doesn’t call for worker ownership. One can assume that they are opting for an “ease people in” approach, that I don’t really agree with. I think it’s counterintuitive and gets people accustomed to general progressism instead of socialism, which might backfire once the dsa does become more radical or fails.
All Socialists should be working to move the center to us, not move ourselves torwards the center.

It calls for increase worker bargaining power, increased wealth tax, rehauling representative democracy, housing for all, and even to complete reconstruction to help structurally opressed Black Americans, among other things

You can read it here: https://program.dsausa.org/

What do you think of this shift leftward in the DSA?

r/socialism • • 23d ago

Discussion Moloch or Baal

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r/socialism • • Jul 23 '26

Discussion What’s the best socialist media i think it’s Judas and the black messiah

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r/socialism • • Aug 02 '26

Discussion TIL:That In 1944, Picasso joined the French Communist Party and remained a loyal member until his death in 1973

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r/socialism • • Feb 05 '26

Discussion I hate to be pessimistic, but I agree

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