They already are. What do people think happens when someone can't access healthcare but has serious medical needs? What do people think happens when families are kicked off of SNAP but don't make enough for food? What do they think happens to people that end up homeless because their wages are too low and they can no longer keep their head above water? State sanctioned violence is already here. Always has been and it's only getting worse. What do people think has been happening to Black and brown people since the formation of this country? What do people think is happening behind the walls of the prisons and Ice detention centers? And regardless of if we protest or not our freedoms will be further restricted. Our lives will become worth less and less and we will all be subjugated to grander and grander horrors.

I'm not saying we should go start an insurrection or other forms of violence but I am saying we should be so much angrier and at some point we're going to have to acknowledge our history, and how change has never come without sacrifice.

Sorry for the vent but I had nowhere else to vent and I'm sick of seeing that rhetoric.

Trickle down economics is a joke

Pest control needed on Wall Street, hmmmmmmmmm.

I'm in Europe, and if you live here too, you've probably noticed a major shift in the political landscape. Just look at recent events: in Serbia, a coalition led by the national student body pulled off a surprise victory in the elections. Meanwhile, from France to Albania, massive protests are erupting everywhere against right-wing governments that cater exclusively to the wealthy. On top of that, the left-wing party Die Linke just won in Berlin, securing the best result in its recent history.

Most of this incredible momentum is driven by grassroots demonstrations. People are finally hitting the streets to make their voices heard. The problem is the mainstream media, which constantly tries to spin the narrative by framing the protests as "violent left-wing riots" to discredit the movement. But we need to move past the traditional left vs. right divide. I don't think everyone who is angry necessarily identifies with the left. A lot of working-class right-wing voters are realizing that the promises they were made only apply to the rich. They are waking up to the fact that they've been lied to.

People are protesting for all kinds of reasons—from stagnant wages to war, and from empty supermarket shelves to skyrocketing gas prices. Honestly, this disruption is exactly what we need. If you look at history, every successful peaceful movement eventually had to push back harder to get results. Do people really think massive corporations like LV or Nike won't recover from having one or two storefronts damaged? They make billions exploiting child labor, yet we've reached a point where poor people are actively feeling sorry for the rich.

And let’s be honest: we are poor. According to European statistics, the official poverty line dictates whether you qualify for government assistance. With the skyrocketing cost of living, the threshold stands at around €13,000 a year for a single individual and roughly €22,000 for a family of three. This means that if you are making €1,000 a month, you are officially living in poverty. It’s time to stop the infighting among the working class. We need to stop fighting each other and focus our anger on the real enemy: the rich.

I’ve heard some content creators on the alleged left use this term but I can’t think of how it could be applied in a way that isn’t racist or imperialist.

Brazil rejects far right fascism viva lula

I haven’t done much of my own research, (beginner in politics..) , I am working on that actively when I’m not so busy. Just a quick post , but what are your guys opinions on mark carney? (Current prime-minister of Canada) , I’m open to any opinions. Thank you!

Fantastic talk by secular leftist Genetically Modified Skeptic on how the religious right leverages institutional power/money to control the narrative.

I've been continually impressed with GMS and his ability to speak on how we must build alternative power systems for the oppressed while not giving in to right-wing framing.

Join us as we delve into some protests around the world and how neoliberal capitalism is to blame for the root cause of the proletariat uprisings while also covering various local election news

Link to episode 22: https://youtu.be/MbzsHuo-lNk?si=qEG4KzVT3giQzI1Y

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Democracy Now!: https://youtu.be/jo1S2vsMOh8?si=FqFaPsoon2EDFtVY

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DA councilor admitting to accept Netanyahu visit: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DexC03norB9

Navi Pillay’s Nobel Peace Prize sparks fierce backlash from the SAZF: https://iol.co.za/news/opinion/2026-10-21-navi-pillays-nobel-peace-prize-sparks-fierce-backlash-from-the-south-african-zionist-federation/

Why Great Replacement Theorists and White Genociders are so stupid: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdrHrMTSIWM

In the first round of our election, Flávio Bolsonaro was ahead of Lula. But in the second round, Lula won.

When Brazilians saw Flávio in first place, we decided to take action. Many people who had not voted before went to vote. Brazilians living in other countries travelled to Brazil for the second round. People travelled from different cities and states to vote. Even the older people, who are not required to vote, went to the polls despite having difficulty walking. We took to the streets, protested, and encouraged people to change their votes.

Voting hours were extended because BUS SERVICES WERE STOPPED, stopping people from getting to the polls and voting.Pablo Souza, Salvador's Secretary of Mobility, was in FRANCE while people were facing these problems. Heavy rain also made voting difficult in some areas. Both candidates asked for more voting time.

Even with the extra time, Lula won by a large margin. He would have won anyway.

Lula was elected by the people. Many Brazilians are afraid of what could happen if the Bolsonaro family comes to power. THERE WAS NO FRAUD!

I wrote this quickly because Trump's statement made me furious. If you have any questions, leave a comment.

With the riots and revolutions breaking out day by day the time for the US is soon. Does anyone know any socialist organizations that are vanguarding in any of these movements, that us in the US can contact?

For the love of God, please let Lula beat that fascist!

Title says it all