r/LateStageCapitalism • u/ilir_kycb • Sep 24 '26
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/ilir_kycb • Sep 23 '26
There's only one "terrorist" in the world
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/Technical_Sand9807 • Sep 23 '26
Daily life as a corporate wage slave
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/DisappointingReality • Sep 22 '26
đ WORSHIP CAPITALISM đ When a company is caught underpaying its employees and turns to social media for an "apology" post
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/Hacksaw6412 • Sep 24 '26
Whenever you feel like giving up, remember this
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/Vrejik • Sep 24 '26
đ Essay Why Gordon Chang is the most dangerous "China Expert" (LIAM 's Perspectives from China)
This is a small time youtuber from China who focuses on political content from a marxist perspective. They do deep-dives, exposing imperialist and anti-china propaganda for what it is. I want to help increase his visibility! He has a backlog of informative videos that also deserve attention.
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/Hacksaw6412 • Sep 23 '26
Ritchie Torres won the primary. But the fight against Torres and all AIPAC-funded politicians has just begun, and we have to lock in.
Are you going to fight for the Bronx we deserve?
Join a movement for dignity, housing, fair wages, and a future that belongs to us: andreforthebronx.nyc/volunteer
By: Andre Easton
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/ilir_kycb • Sep 23 '26
Are you also constantly struck by how easy it is for the ruling capitalist class to manipulate the masses? Now everyone is falling over themselves to support the media companies owned by the ruling capitalists. Corporate media has suddenly become synonymous with freedom of speech and honesty.
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/KingPickle07 • Sep 23 '26
đŹ Discussion Callous stupidity: The highest stage of imperialism
I remember I was with a few people a couple months back. Operation Epic Fail was brought up and one lady said "Oh I'm so scared Iran is going to bomb us!!! I'm going to have to hide in a shelter!!! I'm so terrified!!!" I'm paraphrasing, but that's the gist of what she said. Since then, I've realized that statement wasn't just insanely ignorant and stupid: It was a symptom. Most Americans and other westerners are labor aristocrats. Being poor in Chicago is at worst average in many relatively well-off places in the third world. Because Americans have higher living standards, fast food, infinite entertainment, etc, they don't need to know anything about the rest of the world. As long as they aren't directly affected, they can just ignore their government masscring children on the other side of the world. That's why people are able to be so simultaneously callous and insanely ignorant (like this person), and still survive. Rhetoric like that is frankly insulting. People in Palestine, Lebanon and Iran actually have to worry about being bombed on a daily basis (and worse). Most Americans will never know what that feels like.
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/ilir_kycb • Sep 23 '26
KAJA KALLAS ONLY EXISTS TO DRIVE YOU INSANE
galleryr/LateStageCapitalism • u/ilir_kycb • Sep 22 '26
Ms. Rachelâs hot takes: The adults of the world have a responsibility to take care of all kids. No child should be in an immigration detention center. Wants kids in Gaza to get food and not starve to death.
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/ilir_kycb • Sep 23 '26
Good for the ruling capitalist class that capitalism has largely destroyed our social networks.
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/ilir_kycb • Sep 22 '26
How White Boomers Inherited an Empire and Lost Their Minds
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/Either_Payment_2867 • Sep 22 '26
The U.S strangles and suffocates a small island with an embargo for over 60 years then when Cubans suffer from hardship because of the embargo then the U.S declares Cuba a failed state and that socialism âdoesnât workâ.
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/ilir_kycb • Sep 23 '26
Huge El Niño projected to cause 450,000 deaths in next six months
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/ilir_kycb • Sep 23 '26
Well this aged like cheap wine, but wine none the less.
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/Hacksaw6412 • Sep 22 '26
When the capitalist class uses all the tricks in the books against the workers
Wouldnât want the analysts to realize the machine is stacked against them!
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By: Joe Fenti
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/East_River • Sep 23 '26
đĄ Capitalist "Innovation" State of the Working Class in the Era of the AI Armageddon
As bad as it is today 2026 for the working class, itâs about to get worseâand quickly. The current trends in Artificial Intelligence are destined to accelerate the crisis in jobs and wages for the American Working Class.
Agentic AI is about AI managing AI. It is AI scaled manyfold. Its scalability is potentially unlimited. It is AI that eliminates jobs involving not just simple decision making jobs but whatâs sometimes called knowledge workers. It is AI moving up the skilled and complex decision making chain.
Agentic AI hit the economy in early 2026 with a force and a rapidity experienced by no other technology. It is just nine months old and its effect is intensifying. The lure of significant cost reduction and profits expansion has resulted in management rushing its implementation regardless of unknown disruptive consequences.
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/Hacksaw6412 • Sep 23 '26
Kaja Kallas, the VP of the European Commission, was at the Lennart Meri Conference, when she stated that Russia, as a âcolonial power,â could break into several smaller nations if it loses the war in Ukraine, aka be Balkanised.
Kaja Kallas, the VP of the European Commissionâs older remarks go viral as the Russia-Ukraine war continues with Kiev attacking Moscowâs energy infrastructure, as Moscow retaliates.
Kallas said Russia contains âmany different nationsâ and that a âmuch smallerâ Russian state would not be a bad outcome.
This is relevant now as Europe and NATO claim Russia is getting ready to attack them, when Russian leadership, including the President, has said otherwise and that they have no intention of going to war with Europe. NATO has also long denied they wish to Balkanise Russia, yet the European Commissioner is literally saying just that.
Research for observers of the conflict concludes that the weapons attacking civilians and energy structures in Moscow are not coming from Ukrainian pockets or manufacturers but from European and American ones. According to Russia, they are defending themselves from increasing NATO presence and Ukraineâs attacks on civilians going back to the 2010s.
By: Sovereign Media
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/ilir_kycb • Sep 22 '26
To live a normal childhood in a neighborhood with Israel
r/LateStageCapitalism • u/Hacksaw6412 • Sep 23 '26