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Red Star is a Marxist-Leninist faction in Democratic Socialists of America. "We argue that developing DSA into a party beyond a ballot line goes hand in hand with running candidates with a Marxist strategy and to ensure elected socialists are embedded with their local chapter, developing members both politically and as leaders within itself. DSA chapters should be encouraged and supported by the NEC to develop electoral campaigns for candidates that intend to use their campaigns to build DSA at the local level, making sure candidates have sufficient political education and alignment, and develop a relationship with the candidate that isn’t transactional but mutual. In order to continue to build a party independent of the capitalist parties, DSA should develop relationships between former and current endorsed DSA members across the country towards the development of independent electoral organizing and fundraising programs like Socialist Cash. We should utilize DSA members that want to work on electoral campaigns to be connected with locally endorsed campaigns at other chapters running candidates for things like phonebanking and texting. Most critically, building the party we need in this moment requires learning the lessons of socialists in the past. Running candidates in liberal bourgeois elections must be done not solely to get elected, but to heighten class consciousness and bring people into DSA to develop them as leaders and organizers. DSA members who eventually do get elected need to operate independent of the capitalist parties and instead organize with DSA rather than outside of it. DSA at the local and national level must develop a mutual relationship with candidates it runs and elects, and utilize the whole of DSA electoral programs as a single party apparatus that is greater than the sum of its parts." submitted by /u/MarxistUnity [link] [comments]

Serious Off-Roader That Can Double as a DailyIf you’re after the most extreme Ineos off-roader you can buy straight from the factory, the Grenadier Trailmaster X LeTech is the one to beat. In either Station Wagon or Quartermaster pickup form, it takes the already capable Grenadier and turns it into a machine that looks like it could cross continents without ever seeing asphalt.The biggest draw is the portal axle setup from German off-road specialist LeTech. Portal axles are rare these days, but they give you serious ground clearance and off-road capabilities. The problem? Price. At about €170,000, or around $200,000, the LeTech version is a dream for most.Fret not, as the British automaker has introduced a new Trailmaster X, and it’s built for people who want the hardcore Grenadier vibe without the sky-high price. You don’t get the wild portal axles, but you do get almost every off-road feature that actually matters, plus more comfort and premium touches for daily use. Ineos Automotive A More Premium Take on the Grenadier FormulaIneos says the Trailmaster X blends the rugged gear of the standard Trailmaster with the comfort upgrades of the Fieldmaster. The result? The brand’s most loaded Grenadier yet.Trailmaster X exclusives include 17-inch alloys, leather seats, heated fronts, a better sound system, carpet mats, privacy glass, safari windows, and a lockable storage box built into the spare wheel carrier.Under the nicer materials, you still get the off-road kit that defines the Grenadier. That means three locking differentials, a raised air intake, roof rails ready for accessories, a serious towing pack, water-resistant surfaces, utility rails, pre-wired electrics, and Recaro seats.Bottom line: it’s still a real off-roader, just easier to live with since it skips the portal axles. Ineos Automotive Far Lower PricingLike the rest of the Grenadier range, the Trailmaster X runs BMW’s 3.0-liter turbo inline-six. In Europe, customers can choose between gas and diesel, but Americans only get the gasoline-fed B58.Ineos says the Trailmaster X starts at £75,995, or about $103,000 at current exchange rates. That’s roughly half the price of the portal-axle version, but you still get most of the off-road gear that you’ll actually need. That said, if you’re in the market for a Grenadier that can handle real trails, the Trailmaster X would be a good bet with its relatively attainable sticker. Ineos Automotive View the 4 images of this gallery on the original article

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I know leftist creators can make a few mistakes here and there, take sponsorships from questionable brands, being performative, lack of proper research, and all. But seriously? Tbh I didn't watch the video, since I expected it to be a hard watch for me, and I just looked through the comments and man it was kind of jarring to look at the general anti-intellectualism (see how they mock the usage of the terms "late-stage capitalism", "fascism", etc.) and the constant ad hominem usage, as if we're expected to fully live by socialist values without facing consequences from the greater capitalist system. And don't get me started on the "performative politeness" they commented about. "Passive-aggressive tone" or just being assertive? This is my first post in this subreddit, and I'm still trying to learn more about socialism, mostly by watching, more or less, the same leftist creators this video is mocking. Do you think I should have just watched the video before I read the comments to make my judgement or did I spare myself from going through this "satire" video? Otherwise, just clear out whatever arguments they had whenever you can. To be honest, I'm still trying to overcome the liberal, capitalist conditioning I had been through after all this time and I don't want to get the wrong ideas regarding socialism, especially from "gotcha" arguments like this video I found. submitted by /u/sCphazRock7-4-50 [link] [comments]

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The New York Knicks rained down threes to complete the sweep of the Philadelphia 76ers. Head coach Mike Brown witnessed 25 attempts fall inside the hoop during the 144-114 rout on Mother’s Day. Brown boiled down that NBA Playoffs record-tying effort to one thing. It wasn’t shooting arc that led to the epic outing from behind the arc. Here’s what Brown saw that made the 3-point game so efficient. “If I had to say one thing, it’s the spacing,” Brown told reporters post game. “Those guys are so quick, they’re so athletic. They do a great job of going to take the basketball if you’re not paying attention. If you’re not spaced the right way, you’re not going to get great looks.” "If I had to say one thing, it's the spacing. Those guys are so quick, they're so athletic." Mike Brown talks about what caused the Knicks excellent 3-point shooting today: pic.twitter.com/F1Ut6UySBR — Knicks Videos (@sny_knicks) May 10, 2026 Knicks shooters indeed earned lots of space to work with inside the Wells Fargo Center floor. Particularly Miles McBride early on. McBride exploded in hitting his first four three attempts before hitting a scorching 6-of-7 from behind the arc. And this Knicks option walked in averaging 12 points per game plus needed to fill in for OG Anunoby. Yet McBride dropped 20 points in front of a crowd that saw more Knicks fans than 76ers even away from Madison Square Garden. McBride slightly cooled down in the second half in scoring five points the rest of the way. But New York already wrapped the game up and McBride’s hot shooting wasn’t sorely needed. Jalen Brunson added 22 points with six made threes. Josh Hart and Karl Anthony-Towns added 17 points apiece with the former nailing four long range baskets. Mikal Bridges and Landry Shamet each scored 12 points apiece. Brown didn’t begin gloating about the 3-point output, though. The Knicks coach began by shouting out the moms on the national holiday. The post Mike Brown boils Knicks’ record 3-point shooting down to 1 thing appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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I recently put together a list of practical Star Wars gifts for May the Fourth celebrations, and while Star Wars Day has now passed, fans are still very interested in the official lightsaber salt and pepper grinders. Amazon is offering them at a discounted price and, honestly, I can see why people love them. It's the perfect upgrade from salt and pepper shakers to that grinder lifestyle. They also look like straight-up lightsabers.What I really like about these salt and pepper grinders is that they have a legitimate use in the kitchen. I'd consider myself a decent cook, but I definitely feel more akin to a "home chef" when I actually grind my own salt and pepper. I've also found that freshly cracked pepper just tastes better than pre-ground pepper, so I'd highly recommend getting a grinder if you don't already have one.Star Wars lightsaber electric salt and pepper grinder set is marked down 20% at Amazon to $39.99. This is an official Star Wars product. The blue one contains the authentic flavor of real Star Wars fans. https://t.co/ocpIZjZ3Sr #ad pic.twitter.com/EjvigwkBwq— IGN Finds (@IGNDeals) May 7, 2026 As for these particular Star Wars-themed grinders, they appear to work quite well. I dove pretty deep into the Amazon reviews before recommending this set and everyone who bought it seemed quite pleased with their purchase. Each mill has the option to adjust how fine or course you want the grind to be and works fully automatically at the touch of a button. They are fully-functional pepper grinders that look like they've been installed into recycled lightsaber hilts.More cool Star Wars gifts you might likeIn addition to the salt and pepper grinders, I did actually find some other pretty legit Star Wars products worth checking out. The sci-fi franchise has been around for a really long time, so it's no surprise it has now fully integrated itself into household products. If you're looking for something subtle to add to your kitchen, I'd recommend going with May the Fork Be With You or those ChopSabers. Both can be easily stored in a utensil drawer for special occasions or every day use.If you're looking for something more obviously Star Wars, the Millenium Falcon Waffle Maker is a solid choice. It's from Uncanny Brands, the same manufacturer of the grinders, and literally shapes your waffles into a Millenium Falcon.How to Follow IGN Deals RecommendationsThe IGN Deals team has over 30 years of combined experience finding the best discounts and preorders available online. If you want the latest updates from our trusted team, here’s how to follow our coverage:Sign up for our IGN Deals NewsletterSet IGN as a preferred source in GoogleFollow us on social mediaIGN Finds on XIGN Finds on InstagramIGN Finds on FacebookIGN Finds on TikTokJacob Kienlen is a Senior Audience Development Strategist and Writer for IGN. Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, he has considered the Northwest his home for his entire life. With a bachelor's degree in communication and 10 years of professional writing experience, his expertise is spread across a variety of different pop culture topics -- from TV series to books and the latest Pokémon games.