An Occupied Turtle Island, Marxist Leninist living in the belly of the beast.

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A r/TheDeprogram refugee

Some books I will eventually read:

https://comlib.encryptionin.space/

https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/ProleWiki:Library

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwP1Wn1_rAs&list=PLX80nwePTowtKU2w6LsstSESwfkiS0Zta

https://www.marxists.org/subject/index.htm

Some Primary Sources:

https://archive.org/details/red-army-faction-communiques

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  • The conditions have to be ready for a revolution. If a revolution is too spontaneous revolution it would not work like what happened with Rosa Luxemburg and the German revolution of 1918–1919.

    Educating and organizing the working class, so they can mobilize is how a revolution is done. If not enough of the working class is ready, the revolution will never work. Even though capitalism is collapsing, the people are not ready to accept socialism, they simply still want to find reforms to fix capitalism. Socialism will eventually happen, but it takes years of work and organizing to get it to that point.








  • The two schools that were thought of of being the nicer public schools were both majority white. Mine used to be the best public school in the area before the other two were built.

    Mine was also mostly white, but recently in a few years had became known for being very diverse from people who weren’t just white or black. We got people from Latin America, Nepal and India, and a decent size Muslim community. When I was there, our superintendent of my county, a white woman came to my highschool to do a speech which was like 30 minutes to an hour of praising my high school for being diverse.




  • I would spend 3 or 4 hours doing homework every night. My high school we got three levels: college prep, honors, and then advanced placement (AP).

    I was college prep and I did not want to go into the more academically gifted programs despite efforts by my teachers and administrators who wanted me in honors because I was academically gifted compared to the normal kids. I didn’t want to do more homework and school work, I wanted a life outside of school.

    Honors and AP were supposed to be more challenging this meant more school work and more homework. AP students supposedly had not life besides doing constant school and home work, but this could have been college prep propaganda.