What countries currently have the greatest lefty potential?

you are right either its some random ass prince that gets killed or serbia

Probably:
Syria/Rojava, there are strong leftist movements (in Rojava and others Assad side), and a war is a prefect situation for revolution.
In refence to Rojava I think it is a genuine communist movement (although I find the alliance with USA worring)

Venezuela:
Yes, the country has in power a "socialist" party, but still it is not socialist country as the MOP are still privately owned for the most part.
With the recent events, and the country burgeoise fighting openly against the goverment there are two options.
1.st Whith the help of USA the burgeois depose the actual goverment, and the country becomes another Southamerican capitalist one.
2nd. The PSUV decides to quit the bullshit, and seizes all the Means of production, abolishes private property, and decides to build a socialist economy.

India:
I don't now why in this board nobody talks about India, there are two strong communist parties there.
But that is not the important part there are the Naxailtes a maoist group, that controls like one fouth of the country, specially Kerala and other rural areas, and that the majority of the people support, in the regions they control

I hope you don't actually believe this.
Yeah, sure.

India

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Can anyone tell me about the leftist movement in Quebec? It seems like there used to be pretty strong Communist and Socialist parties there

I think you are naively optimistic. Venezuela's government actively prevents its workers from taking over any workplace, be it in hands of private capitalists or state managers. The Naxalites are shrinking at an alarming rate, losing popular support, and running out of supplies, and Kerala is becoming increasingly socdem if I remember right. If there's going to be any radical change in India, it will be from the radical unions, who, just a couple of months ago, assassinated a CEO and a few managers for being uncooperative.

globalresearch.ca/maoist-insurgency-spreads-to-over-40-of-india-mass-poverty-and-delhis-embrace-of-corporate-neoliberalism-fuels-social-uprising/5362276

worldsocialism.org/spgb/socialist-standard/2010s/2014/no-1315-march-2014/maoist-insurgency-india

worldliveevents.com/naxalite-movement-in-india

It was more a hope that anything, celarly improbable,but why is it impossible??

Burgerland. There is a lot of animosity towards the upper class and after cold war propaganda has lost it's stranglehold for the generations who came of age around the 2007 financial crisis. With the pop-right looking to have failed and the centrists still being clueless there could very well be a leftward surge. Hopefully larping autism or retarded nostalgia doesn't fuck it up. Canada will probably go if burgerland goes, Trudeau doesn't seem to impress anyone except twitter liberals or celebs.

Various euro states, I'd say PIGS are likely if liberalism and pop-right fails or is in office during the next crash. Not hopeful for eastern europe, from what I can see a lot of them are run by liberals and despite any nostalgia for USSR aren't likely to shift left. Germany is also unlikely.

Rojava if it establishes itself as a territory. Biggest concern is the neighbhors who may attack them for various reasons. Current US support will likely move towards hostility if Rojava survives and is opposed to US capital, but the US is so incompetent it shouldn't kill it barring an outright invasion.

At this point I'd say the third world is unlikely to give us more than a protracted civil war between leftists and the offical state goverments. There's not enough resources for a rebel group to overthrow a state and the proles are overworked to the point organization seems improbable.

for the last time no

All of these sources say that they are active in 40% of India, not that they control it.
1) PSUV is a bourgeois socdem party
2) Socialism isn't muh big gubermint
3) You can't have socialism without revolution

It has to be a western european country that starts it

Yeah I agree more or less with the three points,
But, never said socialisim is big goverment, thats why I said Venezuela is not socialist first of all.
Also yes, the PSUV is certainely not the fucking Bolsheviks, or the CNT, but the aren't just your average succdem european party, there is revolutionary potential within them, the more leftist group within the party (wich are a huge chunk of it) want to go fullsocialist, the problem is that they are not the ones in control within the party.
Thats why the Communist party of Venezuela wants to break the coalition with the goverment (they have not have done it yet, as at this moment it is not a good idea to fracture the goverment , as the right wingers will retain control, see this venezuelanalysis.com/news/13033)

Burgerstani here and the potential really remains to be seen. It depends on the next election cycle I think. Another absolute failure of Democrats could spark something or just keep the current radicalization ball rolling, but my fear is that Zuckerberg or some other radical centrist technocrat is just going to have everyone swooning over their SO Reasonable! proposals and then we really get into the shit. Still tho UBI and expanded automation could help us in the long term

be carefull with that french JPG of your's it seem to be some sort of right_wing joke about the fact that JLM think that ebin commulism isn't that much of a crime.

Sealand

That's the thing though, right wingers are desensitising Stalin imagery. Pic related.

Honestly I still think America has a fighting chance. We're lined up for another depression unlike anything we've seen before– which as the record shows, created the IWW. With the internet the IWW or something like it has much more revolutionary potential than ever before.

I still have hope yet, lads.

Canada and Mexico uniting against U.S. imperialism and urging inside resistance.

Same thing but Irish-Welsh cooperation against the English elite, allied in socialist struggle a southern European cross-collaboration.