It’s a bit late to reply, but I recommend Corto Maltese. first serialized in a children’s comic magazine controlled by the French Communist Party. The artist’s position is not very obvious, he worked for communist magazines as well as being a Freemason.

Because I bought the cheapest insurance that would only pay for the damage I caused to the others. Even I call the cops they still not pay me anything

No. Because no one was hurt, the insurance company said i can call a non-emergency number and nobody answer that number. I didn’t see a license plate too

I think I will try. The current leader is an excellent labor organizer, they are grad students who are at least 30+ years old, will be graduating next year.

Thank you for your knowledge! This explains why these two public schools(UCB,UCLA) are included in the “preppy” colleges recommended in the book* The Official Preppy Handbook*. The neighbors I’m talking about are UCLA, also from the UC system, who are closer to the LA community as a whole. Currently, they have SJP, Students For Socialism the youth branch under PSL. They’ve been holding huge marches over the past few days and have been involved in events in other Los Angeles neighborhoods.I’m ignoring the important fact that there is still a Red Scare in the US university system, as a foreigner I have a preconceived notion that a farce like the 60’s won’t happen again, but this is America. In where I come from, beating up students is decidedly impossible and untolerated, because people recognize college students as “kids” even though they are legally adults.

I wish they were like that! Their meetings were so boring and short that hardly anyone spoke to each other, which is why I couldn’t make a connection with them. I still don’t know their names

Thank you for your reply! I think the point about members being more basic than the organization applies to most non-ruling communist parties. I’m glad there are still people fighting!

Hello, Japanese comrade🫡 I have a question I’d like to trouble you to answer,This question has been bothering me for a long time. As Chinese we often discuss that there are no more Marxist-Leninists in contemporary Japan, the Japanese Communist Party has turned into a social democratic party that supports the Emperor, and that the student movement org（中核派） left over from the 1960s is a strangely Trotskyist. Do you think that there is still any basic organization/thinker in Japan?