I like this comment. I think I'm just still kinda butthurt about how ego-centric libs can be. But you're right that there's a difference between an org spinning its wheels vs being effective/actualizing. I just think like the idea of selling actualization as a product is a bit counter-intuitive/closer to being a weird yoga class. It's especially prevalent when talking to people with utopian ideologies.
No you're absolutely right that organizations should not be actualization projects for radlibs/nascent leftists and they often are treated that way. That's a definite problem.
I like this comment. I think I'm just still kinda butthurt about how ego-centric libs can be. But you're right that there's a difference between an org spinning its wheels vs being effective/actualizing. I just think like the idea of selling actualization as a product is a bit counter-intuitive/closer to being a weird yoga class. It's especially prevalent when talking to people with utopian ideologies.
No you're absolutely right that organizations should not be actualization projects for radlibs/nascent leftists and they often are treated that way. That's a definite problem.