• big_spoon@lemmygrad.ml
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    4 days ago

    some context for los compas:

    https://tribunadelabahia.com.mx/manifiesto-arm-yaoyotl-combatiente-mexicano-ucrania/

    https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acción_Revolucionaria_Mexicanista

    Abi Said Jaimes Vargas, aka “Delta” died during the conflict (some guy with the most arabic name in his pueblucho with the most aboriginal name fearing about gommunism in his rented house and his elektra credit or infonavit points, sorry i’m not mexican)

    yaoyotl is a word in nahuatl meaning “war” (nahuatl is a native language)

    ARM goes by “accion revolucionaria mexicana”: a paramilitary antisemitic fascist group who existed around 1934 and 1945 (of course financed by the OG nazis)

    there’s this thing called “morenazi” that’s usually a very brown latino identifying himself as a nazi and white supremacist (yup, there are lots of them in latam, but it seems kinda endemic to mexico, showing the bad effects of imperialism in the global south)

    chale, freaking morenazis

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      it seems kinda endemic to mexico

      It is a problem in the entire Latin America and it is going to get worse when those Latin American fascists that survive come back to join the Freikorp of each of our nations. Let me show you two examples of two countries(Colombia and Brazil). Both of these countries have the highest number of mercenaries joining the Banderites.

      Colombia:

      Brazil(this guy even has a Zionist patch):

      When the time comes, we will all have to deal with our home grown fascists.

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      I am Mexican and the comrade that neutralized that fascist is also Mexican. So please don’t call my people idiots because of this trashy fascist. Due to popularization of fascism in Western owned social media, fascists idiots are appearing in every country.

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    They used the English spelling of Mexico and did not write in Tannenberg, smh, these losers cannot even larp properly.

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    “el pueblo mexicano es libre y rebelede por naturaleza”

    “en cambio el pueblo ruso es escalvo y amante de esclaviar a los demas, producto de su nefasta herencia. el pueblo ruso es cruel e inhospito. el pueblo mexicano es noble y hospitalario”

    wow. it’s interesting to analyze these guys

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      It really is. However, we need to use that information to detect them early in our communities, schools, work and our zone of party work. If we can break their radicalization, then we win. However, if they are too high the ladder of radicalization, then we should at least have them identified so we can protect our comrades.

      Just like it happened in a high school in Mexico or the USA, this trash is dangerous when they are highly radicalized. The image below is the Pyramid of Hate. All of these individuals start from the base and then slowly go upwards.

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        what i find most interesting is that russophobia is so pervasive in the modern day since 2022, and like the continual unquestioning dehumanization of AES nations (particularly DPRK, but also PRC though maybe since 2025 we’ve seen a slight shift for the latter) that even implying such statements qualify as bigotry or are alarming can be seen as out of line even by otherwise self identified progressives

        edit: though for russia it’s also very easily ascribed not just to the war which gave them a renewed excuse to dehumanize russia but the anti-communism and drone/hordelike portrayal

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    i always liked the eagle on the cactus :[ this appropriation is so ugly and awful. and again, difficult to wonder how even if you’re an aspiring fascist from an otherwise subaltern country how you can reconcile whatever view you have with the specific cultural import of Nazism. though it’s not like coherence is of particular importance to these types

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    What is it with Neo-Nazis coming out of Poland, Mexico, India, etc…? Hitler would sob if he saw the state of the SS in 2026.

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      i’m translating a few passages and it looks the way i expected, you really don’t have to import nazism. all nationalism can be hideously deformed into this shape. almost any nationalist from a country subjugated, if lacking material analysis, can easily create such incoherent ideas, and i think it’s stronger if otherwise rooted in fairly rational emancipatory sentiments if you’re from a once colonized nation.

      i feel and generalize, only from my own perception, many self described ‘leftists’, whose views are vague and nebulous and utterly divorced or explicitly averse to material analysis, proudly proudly proudly loop back into odd views of Blood and Soil, even those who have strong feelings about decolonization, since many of them reflexively and undestandably overcorrect into a Perfect conception of their pre-colonial past. and once they are there attempts to correct them can be easily ignored because it gives them the framing of ‘justness’ that any such ridiculous idea needs

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      was going to ask the same thing. it is interesting that these people who in these usually subaltern countries can go so far in their nationalism they reach for a racism that is almost always designed specifically against them.

      however, when reflecting on how these ideologies also manifest somewhat ‘organically’ in nations like japan and ukraine, (considering movements like the banderites, i’m not really sure i’m very precise about the details about the imperial japanese’s development) i guess you really can also just have the ordinary deep pride in your History that then you can distort into the Blut Unt Boden, independent of absorbing and trying to adapt an otherwise seemingly completely incongruent foreign racist ideology

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      Well, this happens because the West is helping popularize fascism not only within but outward(Global South countries like my Mexico and victims of the Nazis like Poland). From personal experience, lots of people that fall for Nazism find it in popular social networks(Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Reddit, et all) and then they are radicalized by it until you see them perpetrating that fascist violence(high school massacres, joining the Banderites, joining the cartel or any other fascist paramilitary org).

      The image below is just one case out of many that fall for fascism.

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          Imagine that, in the eyes of the West, your life in the Global South is already worth less than an AI sexbot, and then you join an ideology that dehumanizes you.

          What do you call that?