[–] 10 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago) (1 child)

Communist party posters are getting vandalized in my area with "pinkos" and swastikas. Seen Commy posters getting torn down but not (vandalized?) Like this

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  • [–] 3 points 2 weeks ago

    Summed up my thoughts perfectly. I remember a GN video from a bit ago covering a really small GPU maker in the us, just struck me as odd they promoted it both because it would be better to show the advances China is making across the whole supply chain, and the video was more of the "corporatism" thing you mentioned.

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  • [–] 12 points 2 weeks ago

    Another day, another psychiatrist defeated /s.

    Back to needing to find a new psych because they keep not listening to me discussing my conditions and just assume their own thing. Getting tired of having to go through this time and time again. Gotta love capitalist healthcare education.

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  • [–] 15 points 2 months ago (7 children)

    I join a new org, and now I'm realising they see China as imperialist. Festering in my liberalism by not bringing this up to them. Is this a big enough thing to consider not organizing with this group? Its hard for me to do a proper analysis of the org due to disability issues so I am asking for input.

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    This post is mostly so I can have somewhere to get this self crit out, as since leaving my previous organization I don't exactly have anyone to talk to about it.

    Realising I have been wishy washy on truly thinking critically about what my political party would say. Between

    cwSexual assault coverups I learned about recently
    and bad political lines, I've let myself ignore incorrect lines and structural issues of the party, thinking naively that they were minor issues. I think part of this has come from not being educated enough in Marxism-Leninism, along with the only real community I've had since moving being said party.

    I say this last part as I've dealt with terrible management of my role in the party, and quite frankly I was not in a state where I was mentally able to handle heavy political work, and shouldn't of been letinn. Further worsening this was a dip in my mental health due to the stress of actually organizing. This caused me severe issues, up to

    cw depressive actionsattempting to take my own life

    I told the party this, had one person who has dealt with depression and being trans who said I need to step down in order for me to recover, but local leadership disagreed and I just kinda let myself be pushed into more work without questioning it.

    This is all stressing me out, as I've put thousands of hours into this party with, now looking at it, not much won. I know it'll be fine in the long term, but it's gonna be taking some time before getting back into organizing, as while my depression is still better than when I joined, I do need to primarily focus on getting better mentally.

    submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by to c/china@lemmygrad.ml
     

    Make rearing a daily habit that builds insight, ideals, and moral integrity.

    Study Marxist classics and apply their principles in daily life

    Read widely and choose meaningful books that offer real value

    Do not neglect learning or reduce it to a performative exercise

    Build a lifelong learning culture, combining digital and traditional reading, with leadership setting the standard

    Found from https://www.instagram.com/p/DXNTHxICjOH/

    To my knowledge the English translation of the full article referenced here has not been released, will update here/post about it when it does (unless someone else finds it first)

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