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tankies arent radical left. they are authoritarians ffs
already have. maybe u should get urself another book to read for once.
lmao
the main idea is dual power structures. spreading awareness, and people will do whats necessary, mobilize, organize, all that fun stuff. if u can teach people about the struggles of marginalized groups, they will be able to recognize it in their own lives and stand up against it.
and there wont be a need for political parties to enforce "compliance", people are naturally empathetic. well not all people, but the vast majority.
try "Are you an anarchist? the answer might surprise you" by David Graeber, if ur ever looking for something else.
or "Anarchy works" by Peter Gelderloos for a more comprehensive description of these ideas.
Do you know its possible to read books and disagree with them?
The ML obsession with treating books as religious tomes is getting tiring.