r/Ultraleft

Something my friend made

National anarco bordigism is the only way. Made on a school computer in ms paint.

u/AMTATM — 7 hours ago

When she talking about "appetizers" but you freikenuinely only got a thousand Ebert bucks in your wallet

I can't be the only one who sees it

u/ForwardInterview9702 — 10 hours ago

can someone link me "commodity production under the ussr"

title idk if I got the name correct but I just wanna see what big spoon man has to say

reddit.com
u/Low-Homework2372 — 13 hours ago
▲ 150 r/Ultraleft

250th Anniversary of American Independence and the Historically Progressive Bourgeois Revolution

“The history of modern, civilised America opened with one of those great, really liberating, really revolutionary wars of which there have been so few compared to the vast number of wars of conquest which, like the present imperialist war, were caused by squabbles among kings, landowners or capitalists over the division of usurped lands or ill-gotten gains. That was the war the American people waged against the British robbers who oppressed America and held her in colonial slavery…”
-V.I. Lenin, 1918, Letter to American Workers

The American Revolution stands tall in its place in history, for it was the spark that led to a wave of revolutionary fire across Europe and an inspiration across the world to all the revolutionaries who fought for freedom from the tyranny of monarchism and feudalism. The American Revolution sits as the bedrock on which the international bourgeois revolution was built on. While the Revolution of 1776 was extremely historically progressive, we should know that the result of the International Bourgeois Revolution was not, indeed, the complete freedom of man against oppression and tyranny, as the new United States limited that freedom to only the white bourgeois class, excluding all others from having any say in governance, and keeping 20% of the population, including those who fought against the British, kept in the chains and inhumanity of slavery. The new nation would soon wreak havoc across the indigenous peoples of the continent, blazing west and slaughtering the natives. Racial Segregation existed legally in America until 1964, and many cities and towns are still essentially segregated due to the impoverishment faced by the Black population. Poverty is not foreign to American soil, as many Americans still go hungry, and many more don’t have access to healthcare, all while working themselves to death for pennies while the richest American is now a literal trillionaire! The Bourgeois Revolution did not reach the lofty ideals of Enlightenment thinkers, it instead gave us the Bourgeois Society, entirely built on capitalism. But without capitalism’s creation, we know that there would be no proletariat, and communism would be an impossibility. For Capitalism is a revolutionary force itself, constantly evolving and bringing about the conditions for the Working Class’ revolution.

For those today, we should look back at these men of old and take after them and their revolutionary spirit. For the actual battle for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness will only be won on the day that the international proletariat triumphs over capital and class itself! As many celebrate today the revolution that gained America its independence from Britain, we should look forward to and prepare for the revolution that gains humanity its independence from capitalist wage slavery and from class itself. As the Bourgeoisie’s emergence brought about the creation of the working proletariat and freedom from the regime of the nobility, aristocracy, and monarchy, the Proletarian revolution will bring with it the abolition of class itself, and bring freedom to all from the chains of capitalist oppression!

Pictured in order are:
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Louis Cook aka Akiatonharónkwen
Marquis de Lafayette
James Armistead Lafayette
Benjamin Franklin
Peter Salem
James Madison
Thomas Paine

u/shoegaze5 — 1 day ago

This 4th of july, we remember the brave patriots that fought against communo-muscovite imperialism.

u/No-Complex7313 — 1 day ago
▲ 140 r/Ultraleft

this sub as of 4/7/26 is anarchist or trotskyist

the mods should do honeypots more often to sweep out non-ultras

or at least remove posts from people who are openly non-leftcom

reddit space

reddit.com
u/JohnsonDidTheSea — 2 days ago
▲ 138 r/Ultraleft

my hatred to the term 'leftist' cannot be contained

like it makes no fucking sense when you actually think about it, left of what??? left wing of what??? of capital??? of liberalism??? what even constitutes someone to being a leftist? anti-capitalism? should we also group together strasserites, classical fascists, nazbols, and nazi-maoists as leftists since they are also anti-capitalist then???

it's such a vague buzzword birthed out of the artificially binary system of western electoral politics that grouped together 300 ideologies that all stand in complete and total opposition to each other, because to the average lib the concept of communism, no matter how many layers of modernization or falsifiction it's buried under, is so extreme and scary that every single 'tendency' is of the same binary catagory, with the same ideas and goals, because yes lenin and pol pot were somehow in alignment with each other.

don't even get me started on any 'left unity' party or community, aside the giga ideology shopping falsification particles eroding from that premise alone it always ends up being either filled with giga hitler MLoids or some flavor of dumb liberals larping as anarchists or demsocs. the natural conclusion of left unity is always to collapse and splinter because it requires that no tendency critiques or becomes too outspoken about their ideological differences, almost as if none of these ideologies have anything remotely similar other than vague anti-capitalism.

sigh. the consequences of popular frontism.

reddit.com
u/Serious_Hearing1653 — 2 days ago

perplexing blunt rotation

look at my cliffites bruh we never beating the diddy allegations

u/Chazziman — 2 days ago
▲ 110 r/Ultraleft+1 crossposts

The Soviet Union is basically like what would happen if a hefab ran a country.

It‘s all like „I identify as communist“ but without putting any effort in. Commodity-productionshit nationhon. Stalin would’ve definitely been a shemab if she were around today.

reddit.com
u/EmpressIndigo — 2 days ago

Crush told me that she'll always be childfree; how she feels sad parents don't have enough for themselves, who raise kids should be supported; how she thinks that there needs to be a law that requires childfree individuals like her to be taxed higher, she told me she's so ready to be taxed.

still oblivious to my terrible desire to fill her up like a church on a sunday morning

u/New-Contest-2466 — 1 day ago