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  • I disagree. Organising in the real world, and spreading class consciousness are less than mutually exclusive; they complement each other.

    • I agree.

      • Do you see ML podcasts as a way of spreading class consciousness?

        • I think they're one way, but they're overused; we have so many at this point and they sometimes just repeat themselves.

          I just want better quality, I guess.

          • I suppose it depends on who the podcast is for: if it’s to dispel western capitalist propaganda about socialist countries, (i.e, @millennialchaos’ Radio Free America; which dispels propaganda against People’s Korea) who’s target audience are liberals in the Imperial Core; repetition of certain points is helpful to bring a point across to as many people as possible. When it comes to ML podcasters, the more people influenced by them, the better.

            In short; you, as an ML; probably aren’t the target audience for the podcasts you are referring to.

            • Even so, I don't like podcasters and other influencers generally. The drama they get into and gatekeeping is done.

              I also find that they oversimplify things.

              • Fair enough. Still, it couldn’t hurt to have more of them; or the existing ones gaining more popularity; in my opinion. There are pros and cons to any format of agitation; podcasters and influencers are 1) more modern, and 2) More effective when it comes to radicalising the younger generation, in particular. They just aren’t for everyone, and that’s okay.

                • I agree, I just feel that there's a dearth of activism and organizing, that's all

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