do you think people would become revolutionary optimists at this point?

oh and i’ve asking this question a lot, and i’ll keep asking - that said, are there any methods on studying socialist/communist theory that makes it easy and fun? and please DON’T recommend an antisocialist book by rand paul (i’m looking at you, yeather!). seriously!

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    are there any methods on studying socialist/communist theory that makes it easy and fun?

    If you’re able to find an IRL Marxist / socialist reading group, those are pretty great.

    For Capital specifically, I think working though companion pieces helps. I like the podcast Reading Capital with Comrades. Michael Heinrich’s companion book is good, though it only covers the first 7 chapters (the most important part).

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        Yes, definitely. I do think there’s something to in-person meeting but on Zoom or even just in a discussion group on something like Discord is great too.