• Idliketothinkimsmart
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    2 years ago

    I’m sorry but I’ve never gone to a right wing protest to network. This person is jumping back and forth between left wing orgs and right wing orgs for what exactly? Giggles?

    I can’t speak on the IWW, but I recently took part in some organizing with the PSL. Applied one week, talked over email for a few days, and went organizing the next week. I guess I didn’t get invited to any BBQ’s but the PSL does hold these boba meetups occasionally, but even then, I didn’t sign up to be a pseudo frat bro.

    If the right wing icons didn’t spend so much time bashing minorities, I might have believed capitalism works.

    do shot that isn’t zoom meetings or reading books

    Yeah, this is why reading books is an important part of an org’s curriculum/ program.

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      i guess it is just comparison, see how the organization of the “enemy” works. i think, right wing movements are kind of famous of their meme culture and mobilization potential over things like 4chan.

      when you study the tactics of the enemy it is easier to defeat them

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        and yes, i fully understand that both of your experiences is vastly different.

        i think this has a lot todo with how such groups work: many times, the email account is operated by 1 person and from experience i can tell that sometimes it is difficult to shift responsibility if your own live has some trouble. which means that emails are forgotten and such.

        especially: i think systematic approach to answering/working on emails makes a huge difference to not forget things. But you have to learn that somewhere first, and i think many people don’t know that.

        (with systematic i mean: how to not loose the overview when you receive 20 mails per week or something. like: what still needs some work, what is done, what is important what can be done later, etc.)