My collection grows!
It's currently very pitiful but I'm constantly working on expanding it. PDFs are nice and all (thank god for Marxists.org) but it's nice to have the physical copies just in case you need them.
I started building my collection around January but I got laid off that month so I was forced to stop and save money. I finally got a job again and after two months of blowing most of my money on credit card debt (and essentials ofc) I'm financially stable enough that I can start getting more books.
Reform or Revolution is the only other Marxist work I have and the first one I got. I also have Trans/Rad/Fem, which is transfeminist theory and not really Marxist, but hey any theory is good and the author really knows her shit. I used to follow her on Bluesky before I got permanently suspended for being mean to Zionists.
I've been eyeing Blackshirts and Reds but there's a lot of other stuff on my wishlist and while I'm somewhat financially stable now I'm not exactly swimming in cash so I can't drop too much money on a bunch of books at one time so it's difficult to decide which to go for first.
I think material conditions should determine whether a nation needs to be liberated or not.
It's not a liberation if they aren't oppressed, nor is it a liberation if the "liberators" are just going to oppress them in the same way.