Are you lost? This isn’t reddit.
Are you lost? This isn’t reddit.
Have you been to any organizer training? It could definitely help in your approach. The IWW one I attended a few years ago was definitely helpful.
I think it’s crucial to remember that people aren’t just passive containers of information, but also agents who make themselves through their actions, especially together with others. And it’s this action that is an especially important driver of change.
In my case, I was part of a union campaign at work with a few coworkers. They were left-leaning nerds, but more nerdy than left-leaning. Our campaign was long, and we didn’t win, but it changed each of us for good. We came to see, concretely, what was possible with collective action. I don’t think any amount of theory or history could match that practical lesson.
So cute! Now I want a cheetah kitten!
All the nice weeks to ye! :D
An Indigenous Peoples History of the United States talks about the role of land speculators wanting to be free of England’s restrictions: https://www.zinnedproject.org/materials/indigenous-peoples-history-of-the-us/
And The Counter-Revolution of 1776 talks about how the Founding Farters were worried about the possibility of the UK abolishing slavery: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18640850-the-counter-revolution-of-1776
Such fluff! Looks sick of that person’s shit tho XD
Milton Friedman: some of you may die to prevent inflation, but that’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/n/non-accelerating-rate-unemployment.asp
Security is a good one, since the need for it isn’t going away. It would also require some good generalist knowledge to be familiar with the varieties of exploits out there. Good luck!
Visiting could lead to questioning “China bad”.
migrants: you first, settler scum