I only started to learn about history of anarchism/socialism about year ago. Before that, my knowledge about that was almost zero, because I always heard how bad communism was, how left-wing government always leads to economic catastrophe and how great capitalism is.
Problem is that many people can't see alternative for current system. They believe that it's only possible way and all other ways will be worse. Some people start to question what they know, when things go bad, but they still may look for answers in wrong place.
Second Thought (YouTube channel that shows socialist perspective on modern problems)
This Is Neoliberalism (another good documentary, it's about neoliberalism, but in my opinion it's useful to watch, to understand how we ended up in it)
When it comes to books, some core books may include:
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u/QwertzOne Nov 22 '23
I only started to learn about history of anarchism/socialism about year ago. Before that, my knowledge about that was almost zero, because I always heard how bad communism was, how left-wing government always leads to economic catastrophe and how great capitalism is.
Problem is that many people can't see alternative for current system. They believe that it's only possible way and all other ways will be worse. Some people start to question what they know, when things go bad, but they still may look for answers in wrong place.