Wow who could have seen this coming
(Yes praxis is important taking action is important but it should not and in fact real principled mass movements do not do so at the expense of theory)
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Did you make this edit? Cuz I love it.
book club where we jerk each other off
Reading das kapital aloud with the most seductive voice possible.
It sure talks a lot about fetishes for the book to be read without a hand down the pants.
Delivered in his second term so hard that people elected an infamous con-man as the President right after
What if instead of a book club where we jerk each other off, we had a voting club where we don't even jerk each other off?
Average lib group
let's do the jerk off thing
Appealing to the masses under a capitalist system where people are groomed from birth to be pro-capitalist just means appealing to capitalism, which kind of defeats the point and is how you end up as just another right-wing party.
Our job isn't to appeal to their brainwashing, it's to dunk them in cold water and wake them the fuck up.
Capital does not have the power to simply dictate what they believe. Yes, it was able to miseducate them in some ways, but most people still in large part want good and beneficial things and it's their understanding of the world that is warped. There are lots of ways to appeal to some of the existing values of most of the masses without falling into miserable tailism like modern sewer socialists try to tell you is necessary.
Literally, the most difficult thing for most people to understand is the trans issue, and you can still make significant progress on that if you show that you hold most of the rest of their values. Much of the time, it only takes one or two conversations. Not enough for them to speak up against the bigotry, but enough for them to try to uncomfortably divert the conversation whenever it comes up.
You especially don't have to tail fucking Obama.
Theory 
Practice
Need this as emoji with the words
no, don't have educated political experts in charge of the movememt, have people who don't know what theyre doing!
I'd like to hear him explain what he thinks Obama delivered on. the ACA? oooooooh an insurance industry giveaway [jerkoff motion]
And you can thank Mitt Romney for the ACA. The bill was nearly yhr same bill MA passed a few years prior.
Major reason they couldn't do a replacement for it is because it's already their own plan
That one was always a fun one to explain to bird-brain "the last shiny thing the radio told me about is all I want to talk about" liberals and conservatives.
Also a great way to see how much someone actually cares about issues, or knowledgeable they are.
Or honestly how old they are based on the tax penalty parts.
Link or lib? (Rule 1)
I reposted the image so I dont know where the original link is, I also dont use twitter (im just gonna delet this)
what if the people who cared enough to read theory lead the movement instead of mouth breathing buffoons who think hitting the midpoint between actually good ideas and the inconsistently imagined opinions of "the masses" is better than just... 
i kinda like jerking each other off tbh
yeah... and... like.. it doesnt even have to end there 🥺 👉️👈️
Sex is bourgeois decadence
Theory is good but if the goal is to make Americans read then you cannot and will never succeed
maybe I'm just depressed and pessimistic idk
Slopcialism
obama sure did deliver a lot (of drones) in his second term