After the upset of users from >/leftypol/ after the owner making a post on a thread, demand seemed high for another /leftypol/ so I made this, no clue how it will turn out but hey give I'll give it a shot.
>user IDs in thread
>discount paint is added to posts
>won't be so lock happy
Any ideas for improvement of the board are welcome! If it takes of I will be more then happy to add flags of what you folks want.
So welcome all to the escape of /leftypol/ that was the escape of /pol/ that was the escape of 4chan /pol/ that was the escape from reality.
Oh and workers of the world unite!
No Nuclear Pro Defense JAPAN
Japan must have strong defensive capabilities to defend the people
>“As the only nation in the world to have suffered a war-time nuclear attack, I have renewed my resolve to play a leading role in pursuing a world without nuclear weapons and maintain the three non-nuclear principles,” Abe said during a ceremony at Nagasaki Peace Park.
>The “three non-nuclear principles” are Japan's long-standing policy of not possessing or producing nuclear arms and not letting others bring them into the country.
>Representatives from 75 countries, including U.S. Ambassador Caroline Kennedy, were among those gathered at the ceremony, where a representative of Nagasaki bomb survivors told the crowd that security legislation introduced by Abe's government goes against the wishes of the survivors and "will lead to war."
>"We cannot accept this," 86-year-old Sumiteru Taniguchi said, after describing in graphic detail his traumatic injuries and how others died in the Aug. 9, 1945, attack on Nagasaki.
>As a bell tolled, they observed a minute of silence at 11:02 a.m., the time when the a U.S. B-29 plane dropped the atomic bomb, killing more than 70,000 people and helping to prompt Japan's World War II surrender. The first atomic bomb in Hiroshima three days earlier killed an estimated 140,000.
>Japan's defense minister triggered a new disagreement over controversial security legislation on Wednesday when he said the bills under consideration by parliament would not rule out the military transporting the nuclear weapons of foreign forces.
>Abe's cabinet adopted a resolution last year reinterpreting the pacifist constitution, drafted by Americans after World War II, to let Japan exercise collective self-defense, or defend an ally under attack.
>The unpopular bills have already passed the lower house, and Abe's ruling bloc has a majority in the upper house as well. But surveys show a majority of voters are opposed to what would be a significant shift in Japan's defense policy.
>Nagasaki Mayor Tomihisa Taue, addressing the same ceremony, noted the "widespread unease" about the legislation, which has passed the lower house of parliament and is now before the upper house.
>"I urge the government of Japan to listen to these voices of unease and concern," Taue said.
Abe protects his people while not allowing disarmament to weaken his proud country.
Can we have an official shitposting thread?
You know, just to get it out of our system?
>not being a social democrat
>being a leftist
>not owning firearms and other weapons
Who's your favorite communist?
Mine is pic related.
Infographic thread
I'm going to dump what I have. They're not all political, and not many are leftist.
Can i be a Janitor please?
I am creator of shitpost thread.