i think revolution is such a remote possibility for most people that i can't really blame them for spinning idealized fantasies about it. idk what the counterproposal is.
There have been dozens of revolutions since 1917 which have given us multiple realistic examples of socialist projects, but fuck it lets just try to do Twin Oaks again.
I understand why this is the general trend, I just think the way out of it is to teach people who think of themselves as leftists (like the people in this thread) to look for the socialist future not in utopian fantasies, but in a sober analysis of the past and the present to realise what the actual possibilities for the future are.
i think revolution is such a remote possibility for most people that i can't really blame them for spinning idealized fantasies about it. idk what the counterproposal is.
There have been dozens of revolutions since 1917 which have given us multiple realistic examples of socialist projects, but fuck it lets just try to do Twin Oaks again.
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I understand why this is the general trend, I just think the way out of it is to teach people who think of themselves as leftists (like the people in this thread) to look for the socialist future not in utopian fantasies, but in a sober analysis of the past and the present to realise what the actual possibilities for the future are.
See Paul Cockshott channel on YT, he has some realistic proposals