Let's get some things straight since there seems to be some confusion on the issue,
re: liberals can't be radicalized.
Ideologically committed online liberals, like Twitter donuts and /r/neoliberal users: Near-impossible to radicalize, debate with them only for an audience if that, its not worth your energy.
Well meaning but misguided liberals who have been mislead into believing that the Democrats (or whatever the Democrat-equivalent in their country is) are good and that they want the best for people: Completely reachable, it may still be a struggle because ideology poisoning but just do things like normalize socialism for them by being openly socialist and reach them on a level they care about (like pointing out the shitty things Kamala did to trans prisoners, for example, this worked for me with a lib recently).
3/4 of THIS VERY COMMUNITY are ex-liberals. Saying that liberals can't be radicalized is demonstrably ridiculous. Particularly if you yourself are an ex-liberal, don't let hatred for your past self cloud your judgement.
Believing that the ideologically committed liberals outnumber the well meaning but misguided liberals is born of very online poisoning. You've spent too much time arguing in /r/politics or whatever. Most liberals fall into the later category.
Let's get some things straight since there seems to be some confusion on the issue,
re: liberals can't be radicalized.
[should i have made this an entire post?]
If you were to say most workers can’t be radicalized you would realize how dumb it sounds.
Yep, I used to belong to the group of people in your 2nd point. Even back then I thought neolibs sounded like cartoon villains.