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Canada Still Needs A Communist Party readthemaple.com/canada-still-n…

@Greynxgga69 Ur a fed marxists.org/archive/hampto…

Noticing not one person who is bitching in these replies can explain why I'm wrong, whats new!

If you needed any assurance that Fred Hamtpon wasnt a marxist, look below

@Greynxgga69 Cointeltwitter right here marxists.org/archive/hampto…

@Greynxgga69 "First of all,we say primarily that the priority of this struggle is class. That Marx, and Lenin, and Che Guevara and Mao Tse-Tung and anybody else that has ever said or knew or practiced anything about revolution, always said that revolution is a class struggle" Fred Hampton

@matt_kercher critical support from sask! We're dealing with it too

I’ll be here if I can. You should too!

Dust bowl 2026

Thank you to the delegates of the @CanadianLabour Convention for passing this resolution in support of Cuba! Labour Stands with Cuba!

@theserfstv @MarkJCarney Yes he does, he's a capitalist

@MarkJCarney Vancouver started stage 2 water restrictions in may this year. We had hundreds of seniors die under a heat dome a few years ago. Thousands of people live on the streets. You just want us all to die?

It’s time to build.

“Siz yurt sever değilsiniz, tüm dünyayı seviyorsunuz.“

@matt_kercher SaskNDP suck

What? The Leader who failed to call Avi after he won leadership doesn’t show support or respect to her caucus mates? Who could’ve guessed?

We condemn Minister @AnitaAnandMP's recognition of Morocco's occupation plan for Western Sahara. Canada must stand with the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination and not accept a fig leaf for perpetual occupation. Statement communist-party.ca/western-sahara…

@theserfstv always kinda has been

The Met Gala was annoying when the world wasn't on fire. Now it just seems like a deranged spectacle by rich deluded sociopaths

@matt_kercher how tf do we educate people. It was pretty easy to see coming. The man was an international banker. We gotta cut through the noise better, but idk how we do that

Carney didn’t trick you. You were just wilfully ignorant. Many of us knew this was coming. We’ve been warning of it since he won the leadership.

@BolshevikBeyond what is kautskyism

fascinating phenomenon I’m watching emerge: kautskyism third-worldism

“The fewest acres of wheat planted since record keeping began”

Reminds me of this passage from the book “Socialism Betrayed” by Roger Keeran and Thomas Kenny.

The brother of federal Industry Minister Mélanie Joly is the CEO of Intelcom, a courier company that exploits subcontracted delivery drivers for pennies per package. It stands to benefit mightily from the privatization of public postal services in Canada. canadiandimension.com/articles/view/…

@michaelmezz how about workers just own the companies they work for, cut out the middle men workers get to dictate how companies are ran, and ensure they operate for our interest. you’ll never need to worry about the rich corrupting politicians that will work to reverse any tax wins you get

we should tax the rich – because rich people’s money gives them too much command over labor. that’s why so many of us work bullsh*t jobs that contribute to inequality and climate change. only by taxing the rich can we free up resources for the things we actually want.

@1800ghostman DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT

Is there a third option? I’d like a third one.

@rdgrongoodnet1 @matt_kercher

OK, so, by your own admission, you can't convince people to pool resources. Fine. Your pro-Communist arguments are equally strong. All you see is Other People's Stuff you want, and the rest of your time is figuring out some way to get a gang together to grasp it. Your ethics are as clear as day.

Price gouging is stealing. If the average person steals more than $5000 worth of goods it’s a criminal offence. You can go to prison. Unless you’re a Loblaws executive.

@avilewis @MarkJCarney fight for ending the exploitation once and for all instead of concessions from psychopaths that would rather see us dead than give up a dime

Le premier ministre @MarkJCarney et moi-même avons eu aujourd’hui un premier entretien chaleureux et fructueux. Je lui ai exprimé les préoccupations du NPD concernant la crise du coût de la vie à laquelle fait face la population canadienne, notamment la pratique inquiétante de la « tarification de surveillance ». J’ai souligné l’urgence de mettre fin à la privatisation des soins de santé en réaffirmant et en appliquant pleinement la Loi canadienne sur la santé. Et j’ai réitéré notre position selon laquelle le Canada doit adopter une position morale claire contre les guerres illégales (et les pays qui les déclenchent) à une époque d’impunité. Ce fut un échange franc et amical — et cela m’a donné de l’espoir quant à la possibilité d’un débat politique respectueux, à l’ancienne, dans ce pays. Peut-être que je suis simplement nostalgique de cette façon de faire de la politique que j'ai vue chez mes parents tout au long de leur vie : toujours bienveillants envers les gens, mais fermes sur les questions importantes. Je pense que c’est ce dont le pays a besoin en ce moment. Mais honnêtement ? Je ne conçois pas la politique en termes d’accès au pouvoir. Pour apporter les changements dont nous avons besoin, tout dépend de la force collective que nous pourrons créer autour de solutions qui s’opposent au pouvoir et profitent aux 99 %. C'est ça, le vrai travail. Et cela va nécessiter la participation de chacun d'entre nous.