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Yep, I remember watching something on him. I always try to get my friends, family, and peers to vote. It's led to some razor thin elections wins locally, by a margin of just 1,200 votes in the largest city in our state. Suffice to say, voting actually works.

The amount of times on Reddit I saw supposedly left-wing people claiming the only solution in the US was violent revolution and anarchy and that our democratic institutions are not salvageable was very telling.

I often tried to bring reality into the conversation in these cases. Ask basic questions, how will millions get food when grocery stores are closed and roads are bombed out or sabotaged? What would stop the food producers from starving us out and protecting land preventing us from taking it? What about nuclear weapons? you can't just leave them be. What about other countries? they're not going to watch the most powerful military and economic power from the sidelines.

You want to win against capitalists? We need to learn to live without them first. Organized shared food production, libraries for everything, vote, run for office to get the boot off us a bit, try to change culture, etc. What not to do? Revolution fighting our enemy at their strongest, or protesting giving them an event to sabotage and an excuse to hurt us, or boycotts, they've figure out business structures, methods, and scales to neuter these.