u/sleepytipi

The ML, Trotskyist, Maoist, etc labels have become too defining and have everyone placed in separate camps with DMZs between them. I understand what drives people to identify with these labels. There are major differences between many of them. I'm sure I have my leanings that'd put me at odds with many of you, but that doesn't change the fact that you're my comrades.

You're a proletariat socialist, like me. The right is more unified than ever. They have their camps too, but they're united under the same banner. Why can't this same practice be applied to the Left? I can't help but feel we're at a stage that is far more demanding of unified action, where the things that divide us into these camps don't matter as much at the moment. There's so much demand for revolution that differences in practice and theory seem to come after what's being demanded of us now.

What is that prevents us from being able to see past these differences, and realize that what matters most at the moment is that ML you despise as a Trot is still a communist like you? Where is the literal comradery?

In 2025 people around the world were complaining about a strange, thick fog that looked more like particulate in the light. It had a strange taste and odor, left a greasy coating on things and a hairy like substance in some places. Many people reported illness from exposure as well. I myself experienced it, and while I have my theories as to what could've been the cause, I'm curious if anyone else kept digging and learned anything more about it. Thanks.