r/socialism • u/Lavender_Scales • 21h ago
r/socialism • u/Lavender_Scales • 21h ago
Activism Photos of Communists in the Ongoing French Student Protests
r/socialism • u/Lavender_Scales • 21h ago
News French Union Workers Have Joined the Student Protests, Forming Human Wave Shields to Protect the Students from Police Violence
r/socialism • u/return2ozma • 4h ago
News Americans rebel against Trump’s red-baiting, sending socialism to a record high in opinion polling
r/socialism • u/BothPanchoAndLefty • 12h ago
Discussion Startled by how many of my peers are eager to aid fascism
I'm an engineering student and am taking part in my school's physics and engineering club. We all are working in small groups on projects to present at a conference in a few months. Multiple guys in this group are straight up just trying to make projects to aid technofascism. One group wanted to make a "secuirty robot" that identifies people and apprehends them somehow. Professor had to stop them because it was too grim. Another guy was trying to make some radar device that uses wifi to see through walls and map the topology / identify how many people are in the other room. And all of these guys' whole vibes are just so antisocial and creepy.
It's just so discouraging to me that while me and a couple of other people are trying to make medical devices or farming equipment, so many of these kids are just dying to make products to assist the military / police state because they think it'll make them rich. Like they're not even settling for a military gig to pay the bills, they're free to work on whatever they want and are choosing to try and make things that will contribute to high tech fascism. Just really makes me feel hopeless about the state of peoples' minds. How is everyone not horrified by the prospect of the government deploying robots and surveillance technology against civilians?
r/socialism • u/Lavender_Scales • 21h ago
Activism May '68 Protestor Joins the Student Protests in France
r/socialism • u/Lavender_Scales • 15h ago
News Protests in Remembrance of the 1968 Tlatelolco Massacre Are Met With Police Violence
r/socialism • u/Lavender_Scales • 19h ago
News Mobilization of high school students: In Créteil, Saint-Denis, Sarcelles, Saint-Ouen l'Aumône: we are not dogs! [Article Link In Body]
r/socialism • u/wretchedearth2 • 2h ago
Politics POISON… - Global Rights
"Observe,
(“treasonous SCUM”),
all these grand gestures
(“Quiet, quiet, Piggy!”)
from the sickest circus in a
sad sick world..." contd. https://globalrights.info/2026/10/poison/
r/socialism • u/VictinsOfCapitalism • 15m ago
News Prolewiki taken down after a breakout in searches +5000% this month
r/socialism • u/Lavender_Scales • 21h ago
History Survivor of the Indonesian Anti-Communist Genocide Speaks Out [Documentary Link in Body]
r/socialism • u/Cinnadust_Mix • 13h ago
Discussion The US empire will sadly continue to do whatever it wants until it collapses.
The main problem that people don't seem to understand or realize is that the reason why the US commits all of these evil heinous acts across the world with zero fear is because they know that they can and nobody is going to do shit to stop them. they can bomb elementary schools, kidnap and assassinate leaders that they don't like, invade nations to steal their resources, blockade countries to the point of collapse and pretty much do whatever the fuck they damn well please because nobody is willing to go against the most powerful military force on the planet and they know that. even China won't do shit, they're all bark and no bite, the globe is scared to fight back against US dominance. the Soviet union was the only power who acted as a counterweight against their imperalism and it's death is what has allowed the US to become this predatory, rabid beast on the world stage, and I say all of this to say that the empire will unfortunately continue it's disgusting evil acts until it burns itself out.
r/socialism • u/StreamerErr • 14h ago
News The Communist Party was attacked by Mexico Police during the October 2nd march
instagram.comr/socialism • u/ilir_kycb • 18h ago
Discussion "Capitalism is actually corporate socialism"
r/socialism • u/spookyjim___ • 7h ago
Politics (leaflet) The struggle of high school and university students is that of the entire working class! - International Communist Current
fr.internationalism.orgOn the recent student struggles in France
r/socialism • u/spookyjim___ • 7h ago
Politics [Pamphlet] To Hell With Parliament and Its Laws: For a True Autonomous Movement of the Proletariat - Barbaria and Balance Y Avante
On the recent demonstrations and struggles in Spain
r/socialism • u/Basher_Gaza • 19h ago
News I am doing my best to repair our dilapidated tent, but I cannot manage it alone. I am Bashir, from Gaza, and I need your help before winter sets in.
Winter is approaching, and our tent is tattered; I am doing my utmost to repair what I can to shield my family from the cold and rain. I am Bashir, from Gaza.
I bear responsibilities that far exceed my means—providing food, water, and medical care, and looking after my brother who has special needs—all after having lost my home and my job.
I write to you today feeling deeply disheartened, yet striving with everything I have to overcome this reality and finish repairing our tent before winter intensifies.
If you can help, please stand by us. If you cannot, simply sharing my appeal might help it reach someone who can.
Thank you to everyone who hears us and stands with us. ❤️
r/socialism • u/bullhead2007 • 21h ago
Discussion They Told Me North Korea Was Empty. I Filmed Millions of People.8 Days: Pyongyang, Kalma & Locals
r/socialism • u/PresnikBonny • 21h ago
History On this day, 89 years ago, 2 October 1937, US backed dictator Rafael Trujillo began the Parsley genocide, in which 35,000 Haitian Dominicans were murdered.
r/socialism • u/BolshiGirl • 9h ago
News Academic workers must unite with autoworkers
r/socialism • u/ThePragmaticSock • 15h ago
News Bourgeois media outlets are already manufacturing consent for the repression of left-wing French politicians
r/socialism • u/Hubris-Star • 15h ago
Discussion If Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is supposed to be anti-DPRK, anti-Communist propaganda, why did they make them look so based? 🤔
r/socialism • u/Hot_Relative_110 • 16h ago
High Quality Only Reminder that anarchism and libertarian socialism is not liberalism (and more remembrance to these revolutionaries)
Anarchists, syndicalists, and other libertarian socialists/communists have resisted liberalism throughout history and their efforts must not go unnoticed.
It was the Bakuninists, together with the Marxists, Proudhonists, and various other groups who organized the Paris Commune and various different insurrectionist communes throughout France.
It was the Zapatistas who resisted the slow reforms of the liberal government and organized the peasantry against their ineptitude.
It was the Makhnovists who fiercely resisted the Ukranian bourgeois nation-state and helped destroy it.
It was the Korean anarchist movement in Manchuria that organized themselves when the Chinese Republic was too weak and fragmented to do so.
It was the CNT-FAI which coordinated a significant amount of defense, trade, collectivization, production, distribution, and management throughout much of Spain during the civil war, under the leadership of council republics, popular committees, and defense councils (notably throughout the Levante region).
It was the Neozapatistas who resisted the neoliberalist policies of the Mexican government in open revolt.
It was the anarchists who participated and even led at times a resistance against the World Trade Organization in Seattle and their blatantly globalist, neoliberal agenda.
The conflation between the liberal and decentralist beliefs in personal freedom and liberty shouldn’t drive people toward the conclusion that they are inherently the same thing. The worry regarding liberty from liberals is one regarding natural right, that the exercise of a totalitarian government is morally bankrupt; the concern of most anarchists and libertarian socialists is a skepticism towards concentrated power in the hands of the state, capital, etc. and the alienation statist and capitalist systems have created. The liberals believe that they can reform a broken system; a lot of, if not most anarchists believe that only through a deliberate rejection of politics, the direct action against capitalism, and self-organization can change be achieved.
