You can’t build a revolution on moralism which is idealism. Dialectical materialism must be the modus operandi.
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That's what happens when your motivation for doing things is to "not be a bad person"
is this a safe place where i can say that in the capitalist world, therapy and other mental health treatments act largely as a means to manage the symptoms of alienation and other ailments caused by capitalism. it is like a service center for the workers where they receive enough to not 1. commit suicide and cause capitalists to lose their surplus value and 2. stop any actually radical ideas
i’m not against therapy but like most things in the capitalist system it sucks by the way its put in practice rather than intristically.
i noticed that a lot of american communists avoid the mental health system like the plague despite speaking about their mental health struggles openly (because they believe it is attached to the system rather than something wrong with them in particular)
i dont think this person is pathetic as much as they are misguided and dont have the correct community around them. they only mention themselves and a therapist in this comment, no collective that they would talk to, organize with…
Besides the psychiatry as a field, has a very dark eugenics background. It was basically born in tandem with fascism, which is why the Soviets found that field so distasteful.
The most famous Psychiatrists in history were mentally fucked people with equally fucked up politics.
if you say this to libs theyll look at you like youre crazy but so many americans are on antidepressants while in the rest of the world its considered heavy duty stuff and NOT given to any average citizen...
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People focus more on the people who don't boycott every single thing
Is this really true? I have never seen such a behaviour. Boycotting perfectly is kinda hard in the US because it looks like almost all of the big corporations fund the genocide.
I think there is a possible legitimate mental health problem arising from the feeling of helplessness when you don't directly and immediately see the effects of the boycott. This is exacerbated by most people not participating in it. But I don't know if an exposure therapy where you fund a little genocide as a treat is the way to go about this. This sounds like effective altruism even.
boycotting in the US is hard because they live in a capitalist society where all human connection is taboo and evil. they have to organize COLLECTIVELY for an effective boycott which is so hard where nobody likes anyone