I think it's a very important lesson for these people to learn that the most recent successful revolutions aren't just motivated by anger, but by the insistence on (and realizing the promise of) a better, happier future.

TFW it's white supremacy to defend a transwoman getting piled on by people who're afraid of the doordash driver.

Kim Jon-Il's personality cult is being put to shame by Grok's glazing of his maker.

I do that with black jack.

My brother, these people don't even read Marx quotes. They're incapable of reading a book.

Side Note: Those communities and their flippancy over the Mao era is very disturbing to me as someone who's familiar with the topic and has friends who's family lived through it.

I can only do backshots if it's destroying capitalism.

I remember when "social murder" was the hot new innovation to pass around and incorporate into your worldview... but to my shame and my sorrow, I can only clearly remember the time an academic blathered out its definition at me while participating in a textbook social murder attempt.

We are very very good at mouthing high-minded sentiments the grad students and the academics and the idiot bookworms like me regurgitate forth from the depths of "theory". Living by them? Please.