@CaioAlmendra Tragicamente é o país mais nothing ever happens da LatAm e já provavelmente têm preparado AmaggiZogSlave#357785 no ColoradoVault criogênico
@SeanMcCarthyCom The Argentine CP did roughly the exact opposite of Browderism by totally rejecting Peron and even sided with capital's insanely violent reaction to his reforms. Turned out to be just as suicidal as uncritically backing FDR. Other LatAm Stalinist parties had a similar experience
@SeanMcCarthyCom Overall as a "third worldist" I have some predictable disagreement here but that perspective also makes it interesting to de-exceptionalize the U.S. and see the strategic failures of its left in comparison with other American nations.
@ClimateGaliev Btw the argentine guy I mention in the last bit of that review I sent you (Juan Iñigo Carrera) is the actual theoretical base of that book
@ClimateGaliev But maybe he’s celebrating the Allende era for that reason (arbitrary cutoff that lets you bury much more important work done in the 50s)
los pueblos inglés y argentino deben ser por siempre enemigos ❌
el oprimido pueblo británico merece liberación de su gobierno de ocupación kelper (KOG) ✅
@ShinMarginalScr in the few countries (like guatemala) where this is still a major dividing axis the privileged latino group is defined by being spanish speaking which is also the same most obvious thing that marks off being latino in the states
@ShinMarginalScr i'll credit "latino means different things in the US and south america" with being some generic point about how white latams oppress indigenous folx but even then its a gibberish framing