Most people don’t understand that they need to look up, look up at the controllers of our society who exploit them. They fall for propaganda meant to make them fight amongst themselves while ignoring that the capitalist class is the cause of their problems. They foolishly believe they are in a democracy when infact they live in an oligarchy.

The most important activism is to make the masses aware of this one truth. From knowing this truth everything else will follow.

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  • But don’t people believe that people on the Epstein list need to die and are just too afraid to do anything? I got into communism through thinking about things from a utilitarian perspective. Me trading my life for someone who has committed and will continue to commit violent acts is a net positive utility even if it doesn’t cause the revolution. Honestly I don’t really care wether I live or die anymore. Even if my life is objectively fine living in the current system is like living while waiting until I die. So if I’m going to die eventually I might as well die in a useful way right? I am bad at socializing irl so any organizing I will do will probably produce a negligible effect. I feel my death in this way is more objectively valuable than my life. If this is wrong then why?


  • I was just asking because I thought of the idea… Idk what else to do besides directly finding one of the people on Epstein’s list and trading my life for theirs. If I saw one of them in person I would absolutely do that but idk how to even get close. I could try to form a group but I will absolutely not do that because any other person involved in this plan is a potential liability who could be a fed. So I would have to do that alone. Is someone providing me with advice to do this directly incriminating to the provider (if so please do not provide it I don’t want to implicate anyone here). There are other ways to organize besides this but idk how anything other than forming an entire seperate system of government with some form of enforcement (and no one reporting anyone for breaking laws of the current government would work.) Anything with an actual revolution outright seems impossible in the US without just waiting for it to collapse on its own. At that point I might as well give up directly and move to a socialist state now so I don’t have to live in the US (if I benefit from the system at all without trying to overthrow it I feel like I am doing something wrong. So the only solution is to either overthrow it or leave so that I do not support it with taxes (yes I know taxes don’t directly find the government but receiving less of them slightly accelerated the collapse)). If there is anything else I could do that doesn’t involve instant violence (or planing to commit violence please tell me). Im just tired of libs saying "it’s the legal system’s job to do something (ignoring the fact that the Epstein class directly controls that). I don’t want to be the hypocritical person saying that SOMEONE (not me) should do something. Sorry if I said anything that breaks the rules here I have autism and don’t know how to properly articulate things in a way that sounds normal to people. (Sorry for the text wall and all the parentheses lol).










  • I just feel like it’s almost impossible to make changes in America with how everyone is afraid of communism and how many still fall for western propaganda. I can’t even convince my own dad that capitalism is the problem. (even if I read theory I don’t think it would be able to convince him). America is the number one blocker of all progress towards a better future. Is there even any hope for a revolution in America or do we just have to hope the collapse causes a civil war so that America can’t lash out at other countries.


  • Is there a chance that the collapse causes a civil war so that the US will be too busy dealing with that to lash out at other countries? The country is polarized enough that I would think it would just take the right moment to cause that to happen. Other countries could take advantage of the weakness of the US during that time to surpass the US in every field. I feel like if a revolution can not be achieved this would be the best alternative because at least the rest of the world would benefit.



  • Depends on how it collapses. Technically the current president is collapsing American soft power already. He can’t run the government competently which helps to accelerate the collapse. The problem for people living in America while this happens is things will get very bad as it increasingly represses it’s citizens and the class divide will only widen. I do think the collapse of american hegemony is still worth it though for the rest of the world. Regardless of how much we hate the current president we have to admit he has done things liberals absolutely would not have done (dissolve USAID, tariff all countries (this makes other countries adapt and become less dependent on the US), destroying the ability of the us to get rare earths by engaging in a losing trade war with China.) I mean I absolutely hate him but technically he has done more to desolve American hegemony than any other president in history (probably by accident).


  • I do think that if it doesn’t seem possible for a revolution in America the second best thing is collapse so at least the rest of the world can benefit. The worst thing that could happen is America stabilizing and maintaining hegemony. I am just disturbed by the fact that accelerationism might actually be a valid answer here (not for the people in America but for the rest of the world). If it is a valid viewpoint then why is it banned in r/socialism. I asked here to clarify.










  • They keep us fighting amongst ourselves with their propaganda. I don’t get why most people don’t understand that they need to look up, look at the controllers of our society who exploit them. Realize how no one is ever truly happy with their elected leaders. Realize that the capitalist class controls both parties and that neither represents the interests of the people. Everyone knows that our leaders take bribes and we literally just accept this as a fact of life (this shows how much they control the American people).