Worker Movement

Every institution in your life kneels before the alter of capitalism,  and anything that actually benefits a worker is collateral damage to  corporate profits. Every time a corporation helps somebody, that's  collateral damage. It's accidental and the corporation will try and do  better next time.

If you're going to do a basic outcomes analysis of A or B, the outcomes need to be quantifiable.

Accelerationism isn't some fringe concept, its an application of game  theory to cease power after creating instability that is actively being used by both major parties.

What happens with labels that don't have universal meaning? They get co-opted by capital. "Progressive" is a functionally dead term that has zero meaning and should never be used as a label.

Nation states are exerting significant resources to influence public opinion and you can't compete.

As an individual you have power to influence your local community. The basic premise we'll focus on is hierarchical autonomy, which is a fancy name for nested power structures.

If NCAA sports aren't cancelled nationally, players will likely rise up to expose the exploitation of "student athletes."

Cops are an example of a government institution placing workers in a situation where they can be exploited. 

The obligations of public servants requires an adherence to the public  good, but when the institution for which they work requires service to a  single class, the institution is degraded.