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All I’m saying is neonazis don’t admonish people that agree with them for not reading the turner diaries
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Anonymous 8w

Leftist infighting is going to be the death of us all

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Anonymous 8w

Because they can’t read

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Anonymous 8w

I’m now imaging rightoids fighting over not having the Protocols memorized lmfao

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Anonymous 8w

Agreed I feel like people on the left want to make it some exclusive club that you need to demonstrate your worthiness in order to identify with

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Anonymous 8w

I don’t get this post like should we not strive to be better and a bit more informed than literally the worst people in the country? should we not push ourselves to better understand the world we live in and how to better it??

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 8w

I’m sorry but this is out of touch with what’s happening in the real world. we have a socialist mayor in the largest city in the country (+32 net favorability) , more democrats view socialism positively over capitalism(66% vs 42%!), and all polling is pointing to an imminent progressive/DSA sweep in the Midwest primaries over the next two weeks. pls remind yourself that your twitter/reddit/whatever the hell feed is not real life and that the left is currently in the best shape it’s ever been in

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 8w

I don’t think we should be arguing theory or accusing people who would otherwise support the cause of ignorance because life as a working class person means you don’t have the freedom to sit and absorb economic and social philosophy. It comes off as elitist and just out of touch when Twitter leftists say you can’t be a “true comrade” or whatever if you don’t have a deep understanding of Marx or Engels

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 8w

TLDR trying to get blue collar workers from the south behind dialectical materialism and Marxism is not the way to go

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Anonymous 8w

oh absolutely. I’m not saying that it’s time to sit back and relax or anything like that, what I’m saying is that the left is making huge strides forward right now, regardless of whatever in fighting is happening in annoying book clubs or leftist internet spaces…so I don’t really see how it’ll be “the death of us” lol

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 8w

imo It comes off as elitist and out of touch to assume that someone can’t read/understand theory because they’re working class, hell I first read the manifesto when I was working 60+ hour weeks at a bullshit job that didn’t pay nearly enough!! I do agree though, it’s not an absolute necessity or whatever tf stalinlover69 is saying on twitter. You really should read it but you don’t absolutely HAVE to is my take

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 8w

I’m not saying that people can’t understand or comprehend it, I’m saying (as someone who has lived in the south my entire life) you are not going to get most people down here, or in any red state for that matter, to agree with things they’ve been told since birth are evil. IMO communication and action is much more important than making sure every person knows the core theory behind wanting to improve their lives

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