@Radical_EgoCom maybe i'm slightly dim witted but how do you propose this would work in america? We're pretty keen on free enterprise. I was under the impression that there was no currency in communism. I suppose my question is, if each revolution is different for each country, how in theory would America's work? (I realize you're not american, but maybe someone who is can spitball with me)

@zephexinn
The specifics of a communist revolution in America would depend on the unique historical, social, and economic conditions of the country. However, some general principles could guide the process, such as grassroots organizing, establishing solidarity and unity among workers and other oppressed groups, establishing direct democratic structures, and gradually transforming the current capitalist institutions towards a system of common ownership of the means of production, and,...

@zephexinn
...equally as important, engaging in a cultural and social revolution alongside the economic transformation by challenging patriarchal, racist, and other oppressive ideologies and practices.

@Radical_EgoCom I mean we're definitely doing that, I just feel like capitalism is turning this ideology into a product. Is this good or counter productive? Because I feel like it could be used to ease us into it, however on the flip side, monetizing these ideas feels slimey to me. Is this a "necessary evil" or is this bastardization of leftism just a tool of liberal capitalism. A (probably poor) example would be pride month, and businesses selling products with rainbows on them