Malkhodr

These fucking ghouls have never met a "free Palestine" organizer. The most right leaning you get are Socdems who tow the line when their more radical counterparts say the zionism should be destroyed.

Even the most liberal baby leftist who gets involved in the Palestine organizing space comes out of it 10x more principled then any of these radlib bastards. I've seen people become radicalized with my own eyes.

Like liberals who were advocating for voting for Harris, turning into militant "electoralism will not save us" leftists in the span of a couple months in the organizing space.

Frankly I don't judge people for where they start, I judge them by the progress they make after engaging with practical action.

None if the people still complaining about leftists "betraying" Kamala have any excuse. I've seen people like them change their opinions after taking the initiative to join our movement. The ones clinging onto this grudge refuse to engage with actual activists.

I'm going to paste a comment I made on a previous post for the sake of feedback, as I was suggested to do so:

I tend to use grad as a hub for information, which I then use in more pilubluc forums and settings. However if we're interested in facilitating people to move away from corporate social media to federated alternatives, we want them to come here ideally, and for that we must build the infrastructure to accommodate that.

Part of that is accessible information, (I get extremely annoyed by the search function on the jerboa app), along with welcoming communities. Sometimes people can be a bit quick to go on the attack I've noticed, though it's not exactly unwarranted.

Except the solution to that problem would be to make the pathway to citizenship straightforward, along with making worker protection the basis of labor laws. Removing the material basis does not mean you need to mass deport immigrants so that whites can swoop in and also get fucked with shitty labor practices.

The capitalists who employ migrants are doing so becuase its cheap labor, therefore the citizen's workforce needs to organize around guarteeneed employment and raising the status these exploited laborers.

It's a scapegoat because the material basis that moves the people us being designed by capitalists, whereas migrants gave zero control over their own exploitation.

I tend to use grad as a hub for information, which I then use in more pilubluc forums and settings. However if we're interested in facilitating people to move away from corporate social media to federated alternatives, we want them to come here ideally, and for that we must build the infrastructure to accommodate that.

Part of that is accessible information, (I get extremely annoyed by the search function on the jerboa app), along with welcoming communities. Sometimes people can be a bit quick to go on the attack I've noticed, though it's not exactly unwarranted.

It's kinda funny to me that theory was a brief period where Mr Terry started reacting to Hakim. Iirc he honestly wasn't very bad faith, and pretty open to learning other narratives.

I assume he stopped cuz chuds in the comments were mad. But those few videos were definitely an interesting little expirement to say the least.

Perhaps a command to call these resources would be useful. I remember that the reddit implemented a feature near the end where if you did !Uyghur/Xinjiang/etc it would call the bot to reply to you.

Personally I'm always on the side of making information more available as exposure makes it more likely people can eitheir be radicalized (which will he helpful as more refuges enter here) or simply to refine someone's own understanding.

It's why I still interact with the LateStageCapitlism subreddit, as there's still people there to radicalize or inform.