Since you can't just hand someone a book for lived experience, I suggest Open Veins of Latin America or People's History of the United States to start.
There's only so far capital can be compromised against its own material interest in a society it owns and operates. Soc Dems and Welfare cant always delay and literally buy off the revolution. They've been made to answer for their failures plenty of times, and in some countries like the USA, Social welfare isnt even entertained as an idea.
Theory isn't radicalizing.
History and lived experience are.
Since you can't just hand someone a book for lived experience, I suggest Open Veins of Latin America or People's History of the United States to start.
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There's only so far capital can be compromised against its own material interest in a society it owns and operates. Soc Dems and Welfare cant always delay and literally buy off the revolution. They've been made to answer for their failures plenty of times, and in some countries like the USA, Social welfare isnt even entertained as an idea.