Br00ses 🐇Dec 26, 2025·1 reply
eye contactNo one gives a f*** about Lenin outside of Europe
Dec 26, 2025
Valentineya’ll the type of dudes walking around saying “i was born in the wrong time, wish i was around to work coal mines with my comrades in Soviet Russia”
nobody gives a f*** about Lenin quotes or this c***shit
Dec 26, 2025Valentineya’ll the type of dudes walking around saying “i was born in the wrong time, wish i was around to work coal mines with my comrades in Soviet Russia”
nobody gives a f*** about Lenin quotes or this c***shit
If you was cultured you know why this thread is funny
- Dec 26, 2025·2 repliesBr00ses
EXPERIANCE
Dec 26, 2025They don't make quotes like they used to
- Br00ses 🐇Dec 26, 2025·1 replySlingshot
EXPERIANCE
That's how it's spelled in England
- Dec 26, 2025·1 replyBr00ses
That's how it's spelled in England
A$AP Blimey
- Br00ses 🐇Dec 26, 2025·1 replySlingshot
A$AP Blimey
Skepta basically
OPDec 26, 2025ValentineI just don’t understand why niggas addicted to early 1900s European politics and referencing everything in life around it, especially hiphop
Reply with this text to the Rocky tweet
- Dec 26, 2025Br00ses
Skepta basically
praise da lord randomly came on shuffle today first time I heard it in years, crazy
- OPDec 26, 2025
BRUNTZcongrats king❤️you’re a legend
im doing lovely happy holidays january 7Glad to hear bro, you a legend yourself brother....
And you already know jan 7th we going crazy on that injera :letsfuckinggo:
Dec 26, 2025·1 replyred scare talk itt in big 2026
- Dec 26, 2025
the lenin quote got nothin to do with socialism either just being mad at a guy for saying something
Dec 26, 2025·1 replyWe got people writing essays about the genius of Dave Chapelle. I think a little Lenin is fine
Dec 26, 2025·edited·4 repliesBlack Panthers may have started off with Marxism-Leninism, but as time went on, many Black radicals and revolutionaries came to heavily critique it because it often failed to address racial oppression and inequality.
CLR James, Kwame Ture, Amiri Baraka frequently critiqued Marxist-Leninism. WEB DuBois was one of the first to critique it. While it served as a decent stepping stone, when it came to the plight of Blacks, Africans, and Afro-Caribbeans there were many holes within the ideology.
Marxism-Leninism tends to ignore the conflict of race and focuses on class. While that isn't necessarily "bad", it ignores the very clear disadvantages that Blacks face. Essentially, being for the abolition of slavery. Cool. But being against reparations. Bad.
And this is just one, of many, things that non-Black Marxist-Leninists still struggle with today. Which is why to me they continued to get side-eyed whenever they try to speak over Black political thinkers and revolutionaries. They just don't get it, and instead of having that real conversation, they tend to get mad and start showing some interesting true colors
Dec 26, 2025·1 replyCGI Dogntm on lenin he made yellow submarine
no likes on this really
Dec 26, 2025·1 reply
sfsorrowvalentine is still extremely tilted that everyone called him ed for not believing in maps it's been going on for weeks. pray for this man it's christmas
how is it possible to not believe in maps? WTF LMAO
- Dec 26, 2025Smacked Voodoo
Black Panthers may have started off with Marxism-Leninism, but as time went on, many Black radicals and revolutionaries came to heavily critique it because it often failed to address racial oppression and inequality.
CLR James, Kwame Ture, Amiri Baraka frequently critiqued Marxist-Leninism. WEB DuBois was one of the first to critique it. While it served as a decent stepping stone, when it came to the plight of Blacks, Africans, and Afro-Caribbeans there were many holes within the ideology.
Marxism-Leninism tends to ignore the conflict of race and focuses on class. While that isn't necessarily "bad", it ignores the very clear disadvantages that Blacks face. Essentially, being for the abolition of slavery. Cool. But being against reparations. Bad.
And this is just one, of many, things that non-Black Marxist-Leninists still struggle with today. Which is why to me they continued to get side-eyed whenever they try to speak over Black political thinkers and revolutionaries. They just don't get it, and instead of having that real conversation, they tend to get mad and start showing some interesting true colors
critiquing marxism-leninism is not an unacceptance of it
Dubois became a socialist specifically because he visited lenin's USSR and stated that marx's scientific a***yses of society were foundational
- Dec 26, 2025
dubois also felt that the axis powers and zionist cause were anti-imperialist so i'm not going to give his a***yses on foreign geopolitical relations the most amount of weight
- Dec 26, 2025·2 repliesFaith
how is it possible to not believe in maps? WTF LMAO
he got called out for not knowing basic geography and doubled down lmao
ktt2.com/esdeekid-has-two-songs-on-billboard-bubbling-under-chart-is-he-the-32593958/7
Dec 26, 2025who
- Dec 26, 2025sfsorrow
he got called out for not knowing basic geography and doubled down lmao
https://www.ktt2.com/esdeekid-has-two-songs-on-billboard-bubbling-under-chart-is-he-the-32593958/7
there has to be a harsher word than ed we could use
- Dec 26, 2025·1 reply
MLism ignoring race is also a generally incorrect concept. national sovereignty for individual people (especially along racial lines) was a foundational concept especially within the soviet union, which recognized 176 distinct nationalities and divided them into independent national republics and autonomous entities that all held a degree of independence in the political assembly of the union
hayabusa 🌐Dec 26, 2025CGI Dogno likes on this really
if i got it i woulda liked it
Dec 26, 2025·1 replySmacked VoodooBlack Panthers may have started off with Marxism-Leninism, but as time went on, many Black radicals and revolutionaries came to heavily critique it because it often failed to address racial oppression and inequality.
CLR James, Kwame Ture, Amiri Baraka frequently critiqued Marxist-Leninism. WEB DuBois was one of the first to critique it. While it served as a decent stepping stone, when it came to the plight of Blacks, Africans, and Afro-Caribbeans there were many holes within the ideology.
Marxism-Leninism tends to ignore the conflict of race and focuses on class. While that isn't necessarily "bad", it ignores the very clear disadvantages that Blacks face. Essentially, being for the abolition of slavery. Cool. But being against reparations. Bad.
And this is just one, of many, things that non-Black Marxist-Leninists still struggle with today. Which is why to me they continued to get side-eyed whenever they try to speak over Black political thinkers and revolutionaries. They just don't get it, and instead of having that real conversation, they tend to get mad and start showing some interesting true colors
Part of it has to due with their little interactions with black people but also
America is a really unique and f***ed up mixed situation that needs things edited to tailor to its own cacophony of a mess and it's complications
That's why a lot of things get used as references or jumping off points then get built into its own unique sector when talking about things like sociology n anthropology in USA, plus still a relatively young country that just accelerated so fast and continues to do so
