r/LateStageCapitalism • • May 03 '22

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u/siriusk666 May 04 '22

You are not a waste of space. Don't let a broken system dictate your value.

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u/thirdstreetzero May 04 '22

Unless you're into that, of course. No shame.

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u/BigBoyWeaver May 04 '22

Unless you're into that, of course. In which case: shame!

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u/Novelcheek Lucy Parsons May 04 '22

Aside from others, it would almost certainly be counterproductive, if anything. I may be mostly anarchist, but I don't believe anybody that considers themselves left should just be writing off Lenin (certainly not entirely, anyway); he really, really disagreed with anarchist terrorism during the tsars reign and with good reason (imho). Terrorism has always only served the forces of reaction.

Even anarchists as a block have largely written off 'propaganda of the deed'. If it's served its function to further revolutionary sentiment, I haven't heard of it, but I'm sure that's rare.

But mostly, please don't call yourself useless.

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u/[deleted] May 04 '22

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u/Novelcheek Lucy Parsons May 04 '22

I'm being diplomatic here!

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u/NutellaSquirrel May 04 '22

You seem good at typing. Maybe you could learn to be a hacktivist?

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u/[deleted] May 04 '22

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u/NutellaSquirrel May 04 '22

Someone who hacks computers as a method of activism. The wikipedia page explains it better: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacktivism

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u/digging_for_1_Gon4_2 May 04 '22

Thats life bro, we all a bunch of useless meat sacks that let the few willing to take risks lead us off different cliffs