Omar

Proletarian. Communist. Trying to publish my first book. Check my Substack out.

[Omar @Omaradation]

You've all heard of the Lumpenproletariat before, but have you heard about the Lumpen-bourgeoisie?

Quite a mouthful, but my article might make its meaning more simpler.

Link: https://t.co/uuc6I28yn7

[Omar @Omaradation]

You see this and you think about metaphysics instead of class analysis and capitalist wealth accumulation then you are complicit in its continuation.

[Noir @Noir15662]

all loving god btw 💔

[Omar @Omaradation]

@DeemTheDreem I don't understand arguments like this, how is this Stu idiot being a nazi supposed to make me feel sympathy for this (also zionist) speaker, she's not progressive either, this is two bourgeois liberals calling each other out. nothing leftist in here.

[Omar @Omaradation]

He's slowly arriving at the dual power model, wherein you can't abolish the police without finding a social formula that guarantees social order for society first. You don't have to give up police abolition as long as you uphold (and practice) dual power.

[Stu Smith @thestustustudio]

🚨 At Socialism 2026, Georgetown professor Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò says that when he takes off his “commie hat” and puts on his “normie hat,” even he struggles to make police abolition sound convincing.

He recalls young people in Los Angeles who had been “on the wrong side of law enforcement” telling him that if police disappeared, "that's crazy" and “shit would go left immediately.”

Táíwò’s response is remarkable. Even if abolishing the police immediately proved disastrous, he says that still would not make abolition as the ultimate goal wrong.

“Even if that’s true, that doesn’t mean abolition as the horizon isn’t true.”

Táíwò admits the real problem is explaining what happens next week, rather than offering people “the long march towards dialectical materialism.”

As Táíwò struggles to explain what comes next, NYU professor Chenjerai Kumanyika jumps in with the ideological lifeline, “The answer is revolution.”

[Omar @Omaradation]

@ComradePicard She's affiliated with Cornell

https://t.co/MV1MITXpMb

[DecolonizeThisPlace @decolonize_this]

Socialism conference Qs generally. Here. We zoomed in on the back of a participant’s laptop. We see “Cornell University” affiliation, then a sticker in Hebrew. We visit their site. We listen to what is said. These questions, with content shared, makes us question more.

[Omar @Omaradation]

Academia has become a cesspool for identity politics, they are doing their best to kill class analysis and class worldview. One should expect these people to put "capitalist" before settler colonialism, not white, but apparently everyone's got a career to keep.

[Stu Smith @thestustustudio]

🚨 Socialism 2026 Panel Debates Whether “Settler Colonialism” Is Too Imprecise and Needs to Be “White Settler Colonialism”

At Socialism 2026’s “Ocean Deep Solidarity: Reparations, LANDBACK, and Collective Liberation” panel, Raven Schwam-Curtis invokes @UVA professor Tiffany King for some galaxy-brain theorizing over whether “settler colonialism” is simply too imprecise.

The argument is that Black people and white settlers should not be treated as structurally equivalent in relation to Indigenous dispossession, so perhaps the more precise term is “white settler colonialism.”

And yes, Tiffany King is one of my “favorite” radical professors, so I was delighted to see her get a shoutout.

[Omar @Omaradation]

@VenturCommunist https://t.co/YWKJXF7DAf

[Omar @Omaradation]

Disabled people have motives and interests (more than most) for their issues not to be zoned in a culture or sports war, these people need to have labor representation, they need to have free healthcare, they need to feel that loved ones won't be hindered by their disability.

[Omar @Omaradation]

The main worry of disabled people (not just leftists) is that they have become discarded productive force and seen as liability, therefore cannot feed themselves nor their families, I doubt the "who's better" question is high on their priority list, but yes, you are correct.

[Olive Siffleur @OliveSiffleur]

Disabled leftists aren't telling you not to work out. They are saying that working out doesn't make you better than them. If you DO think that working out makes you better than disabled people, you have embraced the supremacist logic of fascism. It's really that simple.

[Sean Padraig McCarthy @SeanMcCarthyCom]

State and Revolution is more than 100 years old but feels like it was written yesterday. Academics and professional activists can make a good life for themselves within capitalism by distorting Marxism to make it safe for the ruling class

[Purity test enforcer 🇵🇸 @extra_beef_]

A Zionist at a “Socialism conference” talking about settler colonialism? Only in America.

[🏴🐈‍⬛🌻hijo negro del pueblo 🏴🐈‍⬛🌻 @EcoTechBro]

If you think about it, taking a shower is you trying to remove "unclean", "impure", and "undesirable" things from your body. You know who else wanted to remove the undesirables? Adolf Hitler

[Omar @Omaradation]

https://t.co/Axz1LXE0kX

[Omar @Omaradation]

Any movement should include and internally empower disabled workers of any kind, this is not up for debate. But disabled people feel disabled and peripheral because they are alienated and exploited economically as workers, not because art, music and culture don't prioritize them

[Omar @Omaradation]

Leftists who only care about superstructures end up diluting class struggle into useless film criticism, art criticism, and culture criticism. Talk to me about seizing the means of production or just shut the hell up.

[Stu Smith @thestustustudio]

🚨 “The More Dysgenic, the Better”: Beatrice Adler-Bolton Says the Left Must Give Up the “Fantasy of Being Fitter Than the Fascists”

At Socialism 2026, Adler-Bolton argues that “fitness is a measure of relative disposability under capitalism” and says the goal should not be to become “more useful to the ruling order.”

She says the left should not try to beat fascists “at their own game” by becoming “fitter, more eugenic.”

“In fact, the more dysgenic, the better, I think.”

She closes by arguing that revolution is not “a contest between optimized and properly prepared bodies” and that the very idea is itself fascist.

[Omar @Omaradation]

It stands to reason that a handicapped worker worries much more significantly about not being able to feed themselves (and their family) because capitalists think they are useless than they worries about not being included in some gym ergonomics, arguing otherwise is insulting.

[Omar @Omaradation]

Any movement should include and internally empower disabled workers of any kind, this is not up for debate. But disabled people feel disabled and peripheral because they are alienated and exploited economically as workers, not because art, music and culture don't prioritize them

[Omar @Omaradation]

Can economics predict the future reliably? No.

Can it develop a new technology? Also no.

Can it reliably prevent economic crises? No, not reliably

Then why the hell are you still calling it "science"?

[Omar @Omaradation]

@leftypol_org Adorno's culture critique has opened the gates of hell on all of us

[Omar @Omaradation]

@VincentGeloso To abstract slave labor away from the violent reality of its historical extraction simply ignores how capital that founded the "free" industry that came later actually accumulated in the real world. even back then the southern cotton export fuded the northern shipping and banks.

[Omar @Omaradation]

@VincentGeloso Is your counterfactual wrong? no, slavery does not add a big value compared to industry that came later, but the actual economic history argues that 18-19th century USA had bigger economic powerhouse than many, and the cotton slaves picked was the USA's #1 export despite it all.