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Immigration in Rentier Economy: Contradictions that Negate Past History Libs and rightoids always boil down immigration to identity axioms and then pretend there is no economic dimension. Everything in American immigration policy was based on growth and the need for cheap labor for every part of American history in it's industrial age, end of story. No fairy tales about the primacy of ontologies here, you need people to work in factories and populate a nation that had land and no people. Enough people, close the door. Not enough people, open the door. Post 1960 you get the first contradiction: America radically de-industrializes in favor of finance and specifically the finance of war. After 1971 it's a fully floating de-industrialized "service based" rentier ponzi scheme driven by electronics, computers, the internet, and AI (so all "information"). It's consumptive side is all gambling porno shit coins and slop entertainment and obscene military spending. End of story. Immigration at this point is integrally bound to consumptive economy. What does it mean to consume in a society that no longer produces anything and only produces half of what it consumes? Do we need more people now to substitute for growth in consumption when there is no hope of being productive overall in a society that prizes un-production through debt above all? Are we growing the American population so China can manufacture what it needs to exist? Do we want people to come here to strengthen the Imperial system and partake in the re-vitalization of the dollar's increasing reliance on rentier mechanisms? Because we are below the replacement rate in population, do we need more people? Door open or door closed these days means relatively little. It seems to have moved completely out of any concept of the base and is sustained totally from ideological wars within the superstructure. This is fundamentally abstract. Corporations need cheap labor, sure, and my analysis of immigrants class and productive labor status proves they make up 1/3 of America's last productive proletarians - another pressure on labor to never organize when they are essentially an unofficial foreign labor force that dominates construction and agricultural work (some of the most important industiries). But about 40% of immigrants work in the same service sector all Americans do, and their future is bleak. The concept of coming here to "have a better life" is absurd- they are here to partake in a ruthless shark tank of fleeting chances to become part of dollar rentier sinecure.
John Doyle shines a light on the glossed-over history of European (Irish, German, Polish, etc.) migration to America in the 19th and 20th century, which caused major problems for the native stock and was heavily cracked down on by the federal government. @JohnDoyle
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Bruh this already describes the present for me. For $20 a month I get AI to do a ton of shit for me, but nothing that changes my socio-economic position in the slightest. I just worked a 70 hour week trying to stretch every minute of overtime to pay the bills. Why does any of this shit dazzle people so much? I get AI to do finances, research topics, write, and create stuff. Finance capital dosen't care. I run a small business on the side manufacturing products and have used AI extensively in it every week. When does all this hyperbolic "AI will fo everything" come in and make all of my God damned labor a thing of the past?
BREAKING: Zuckerberg just described the near-future of computing, and it has nothing to do with screens. His call: within 5 years, every person on Earth has a personal AI that knows their life, understands their goals, and does the work for them. Not a chatbot. Not a search box. An agent that is deeply, intimately embedded in how you live. When the person building the social layer for 3 billion people says this is where we're going, it's not a prediction. It's a roadmap. Is the personal AI agent the most valuable product anyone can build right now?
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Pathetic this passes for public intellectualism and drives the "right". The dream of muh western civilization reduced to totally abstract ideological dogma. How this sustains anyone is beyond conceivable.
I made a summary for those who don't want to watch the full interview:
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Learn about financial oligarchy and the nature of the dollar, and how the west speeds towards rentier fascism that is completely unproductive.
have you noticed how every single nation subordinated to yankkkee hyperneoliberalism ends up with near non existent birth rates within 1-2 generations? even turkey is currently speed running this and nearing birth rates similar to those in japan. it’s not a coincidence.
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Chris Morlock retweeted
"China has laid out a very ambitious plan to dominate sector after sector... most importantly by not requiring their companies to fundementally make a profit." Michael Froman - Council On Foreign Relations President and Former US Trade Representative
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Playing the "last Socialist" boomer on earth in Washington so idiot millennials and zoomers can fawn over your endless failures as great achievements is an all time grifter gig.
Bernie sitting on the Capitol steps alone after his amendment to reduce Medicare drug costs was defeated 99-1. All he's ever done is try his damned hardest to make survival for American workers easier and I wish we deserved him.
Community note
The attached photo of Sen. Sanders on the Capitol steps is from August 2022 during the Inflation Reduction Act vote-a-rama. A similar amendment on Medicare drug prices and benefits was defeated 99-1 then but 47-53 in a recent vote. papermag.com/bernie-sanders… truthout.org/articles/nearl… congress.gov/amendment/119t… denvergazette.com/2025/07/01/big…
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Chris Morlock retweeted
'Left' democrats want the US to privatise China's state owned enterprises to stave off the collapse of US capitalist-imperialism
The ‘progressive’ Elizabeth Warren signed this bizarre statement. “The People’s Republic of China presents a greater threat to American security and prosperity than ever before. According to public reporting, Chinese entities are providing the Iranian regime and its terrorist proxies with satellite imagery, technology and battlefield intelligence to target and kill American service members... The Chinese military continues its pressure campaign against our vital democratic partner Taiwan as President Trump has retreated from longstanding security commitments... Beijing also serves as the lifeline for Putin’s brutal war machine in Ukraine, providing the technology and oil revenue Moscow needs to manufacture the precision missiles and drones that terrorize Ukraine’s cities... “President Trump must end China’s access to the advanced chips and manufacturing equipment it needs to build dangerous AI systems. He must stand with Taiwan and not let China veto American support for Taiwan’s defense. He must press President Xi to stop supporting Putin’s war in Ukraine. Finally, he must confront President Xi about the resources Beijing has given Iran that have led to the killing of American service members.” Dear lord. If that’s progressive, I dread to think what ‘reactionary’ looks like.
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Here two of my favorite western Communist economists, Reese and Roberts, who are still sane and objective, discuss China's economic structure and settle the debate on the PRC's system as, at least, highly differentiated from the global dollar zone. I go much further obviously but here we get a very sobering and unbiased analysis. piped.video/ARtKT45JseQ?is=7pmB…
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Only time Xi smiled and had any life in his eyes was when he saw the constitution. Same look when he saw the Golden Gate Bridge.
Trump just took Xi Jinping to see the Constitution. The perfect thing to show the leader of a communist country 😂
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Crazy that we are at a point of universal entertainment with AI now. Shit comes out and is mildly funny for 3 minutes and then its replicated 80 billion times ad nauseum. Most likely cost a daily output of a nuclear reactor to produce.
Hotel Lobby x Descartes and Hume 🟧
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Too narrow. This is a bog standard "Marxist" and "Communist" idea in the west. In fact its basically all they can think about and their only argument.
Replying to @CreationistF
Consequently the secular Gen X swinger argument for Zionism is about bringing sexual liberation to Islamic countries
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Chris Morlock retweeted
Men and women are competitors. One of the issues no one EVER talks about is how the modern economy pits the sexes against each other to live. This is why Feminists and Imperialists leapt at the idea of sending women to work. They knew it would create the same tensions in men and women as it does between immigrants and racial groups. The West sees 85 to 90% female employment in the service sector. If Thorstien Veblen is correct. The service sector creates workers whose cultural values and material interests align with the elite bourgeoisie class. The Gender War is masking a real class war where females are going to be used in the present day as a bulwark for anti-communism. Their interests, due to their jobs, align with Imperialism. It is not in the interest of American service workers to see America reindustrialize. They will lose wages and benefits because the cost of an American worker will always be greater than the cost of a global south worker. This leaves the male population open to two forces. Communists and Fascists. Problem for the Communists. Most, if not all, Communists are culturally liberal; this is going to be the biggest hill the Communists must confront, because once the US hits a revolutionary moment, the first thing that happens is the demand for the destruction of the old decadent culture that caused the population to slide into its hedonistic phase. American Fascists will have the easier argument because they will attack the cultural pillars that modern Imperialism rests on and give dissaffected males a much easier scapegoat. This is a historical fact. A political or economic overthrow is impossible without a simultaneous, violent destruction of the ruling elite's decadent culture. The best modern communists can give you is the culture of "don't ask, don't tell." @Logo_Daedalus @CDMorlock
As higher paying jobs get scarcer and as men (esp. younger) begin to see women as economic competitors rather than life or marriage partners; these views are going to continue to proliferate. There’s no fix to this so women are going to have to live with it or abolish democracy.
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Chris Morlock retweeted
Netanyahu directly mentions Hasan Piker. World leaders now inhabit the same reality as online shitposters. Baudrillard is greatly vindicated.
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Троцкисты первые, кто начал очернять Сталина. Ложь о переписи 1937 года
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Monthly food rations in rentier capitalist America, 2020s.
Monthly food rations in communist Poland, 1980s.
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Xi don't Flinch.
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Chris Morlock retweeted
It does need pointing out that none of this shit has anything to do with communism. A lot of people just smuggle their personality disorders underneath the cover of politics, and too many other people are just afraid to tell them to go piss up a rope.
Replying to @ferald_gord
"this is not a safe environment for revolutionary praxis" is immediately entering my daily vocabulary.
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Chris Morlock retweeted
A secret recording of Hitler speaking privately where he admits: - The USSR was far better prepared than the Nazis had ever imagined (because they thought "Communism doesn't work") - The Soviets ALWAYS played hardball in non-aggression pact negotiations
WW2 The Eastern Front
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Also directed by Werner Herzog.
George William Frederick Hegel biopic where he’s played by Werner Herzog
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Chris Morlock retweeted
No you see this is all petty bourgeois consciousness this “temporarily embarrassed billionaire” is just the goal of being petty bourgeois & having a 401k& assets (small holdings). The billionaire & the “middle class” & union pensions etc are all invested in the same places.
Replying to @Logo_Daedalus
Yes but also if we were all productive there’s still this intrinsic temporarily embarrassed billionaire syndrome to capitalism that keeps workers doubting communist revolution. I can understand why a productive worker could accept their position in capitalism.
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