Left Communists aren't even a truly unified tendency, let alone a monolithic ideology. The only thing they have is common is their criticism of both Marxism-Leninism and Social-Democracy.
So why all the hate expressed towards LeftCom's around here? It seems to me that anyone who claims to be a LeftCom is invariably shut down as irrelevant or unserious. What gives?
it's recent. A couple of leftcoms joined but most people haven't read the relevant literature so they're basing their hatred off of Wikipedia articles basically.
Nathan Gutierrez
Leftcoms are currently in the state of war with marksocs, causing large amounts of shitflinging and autism Are they really relevant?
Isaac Sullivan
there's like 2 or 3 people constantly arguing with us, I think the rest is ok with us and hates on us for the sake of shitposting.
Oliver Russell
I find it funny tho, hating on leftcoms has almost become a meme
Zachary Ward
they are spooked by their own ideology which can't even comprehend
let's not forget one of them got so butthurt he cried to the mods to delete my posts
Levi Cox
It's because they're breaking the circlejerk of economic illiteracy and political ignorance by methodically criticizing the FDCKs and Dem'Soc's alike on this board.
I've been on this place for a long, long time, and while Holla Forums was honestly never that well-read, it at least had a discoursive atmosphere where people were open to criticism and we even had long periods of timely reading threads. Lately, this has gone to shit and idiots shitpost so loudly that there's little good content to get here. I'm honestly rather thankful of them for this reason, even though I also kind of disagree with left communist praxis (the largest Italian tendency, anyways, not all of it).
Jayden Roberts
My biggest problem with leftcoms is that they hardly do anything aside from arguing on the niche internet communities. Can't they use their lvl 1917 dialectics skill to convert people irl?
Eli Morris
In our understanding defending marxist theory from opportunism and forming a coherent position on capitalism and the communist movement is already 'praxis'. Bordiga would argue that activism today is futile as we live in a period without any revolutionary potential. And even if there was some sort of revolutionary momentum, without a strong internationalist class party the potential would fade.