Join a mass worker organization, like the Party for Socialism and Liberation. Having people dedicated to activism, trained in doing so, with organizational structure in place, is the most effective way for the working classes to unify and wield their collective strength.
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Cowbee [he/they]@lemmy.mlto
Memes@lemmy.ml•the ongoing merger of liberalism and fascism
5·19 hours agoB doesn’t inherently mean C is correct, there’s just very strong correlation. It’s useful for quickly guessing, not for actual in-depth analysis. Though, the US did really love the Nazis for a good while, still does.
Both can be true!
That’s the indomitable human spirit at work, we develop the tools we need. We may not live in a just world, but we live in one where we can and will win.
That doesn’t really hold water when the Venezuelan government has been reacting extremely unified and in opposition to imperialism, even Venezuelan opposition.
I’m sorry you have experienced that, comrade. I can only say that the goal is such a society where this kind of bullshit will be a thing of the past.
Cowbee [he/they]@lemmy.mlto
Memes@lemmy.ml•But these organizations are for peace, trust me! -liberals
4·1 day agoYep, Geobbels was even upset at first that the Nazis rediscovered Katyn and thought it would be bad PR for them, before inventing the soviet story.
The global south tends to not like the north as much.
That’s the point of getting organized!
Most Europeans, maybe, not most people.
Depends on who you ask.
The British Empire is neither gone nor forgotten.
It’s merely vassalized, not dead and buried. The UK is still imperialist.
Join an org like PSL and build the mass movement.
Trump is a symptom of the broader problem. His death isn’t the solution, even if it’s justice.
The people of the global south have already been subject to coubtless genocides and imperialism from the US and Europe, though. Europe isn’t the world, it’s a fraction of humanity.
It isn’t objectively bad messaging. The millitary budget is through the roof while social services are gutted. War in Venezuela and the genocide in Palestine are very unpopular. The faith in a system dominated by late-stage imperialism is declining, and correct identification of rising cost of living with stagnant wages makes sense when connected to the US Empire’s decay. Shifting from an imperialist economy to one where humanity is the master of capital, win-win cooperation is the basis of international diplomacy and trade, and a brighter future based on common humanity is deeply appealing to the average Statesian. Maybe not 40 years ago, but conditions are rapidly changing.
I’m sorry to hear that, comrade. Lack of party discipline in how neurodivergent comrades are treated is a sign of serious problems witu the org itself.
It’s an accurate descriptor of die-hard liberalism.

Imperialism is what keeps the global north from aligning with the interests of the global south, and is what keeps the global south underdeveloped and overexploited. Your arguments about imperialism not being impactful in the modern day are hollow, considering its the driving force behind every major war and geopolitical issue, it’s the primary contradiction. An argument against nations on moral grounds, without questioning why and how they form, doesn’t actually explain how we end them.