Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago
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Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "All The Questions Socialists Are Asked, Answered (TIMESTAMPED)" video.
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@aleklja9036 I mean, it all starts with exploring the issues and boning up on knowledge first. Then yes, let's get down to the nitty-gritty and make a plan. My plan rn is to conceptualize as many Dem-soc and Socialistic solutions to broader social issues as possible, then write them down in as much detail as possible. Take a page for every problem- then write down every improvement you want to see. Organize and adjust for clarity as necessary.
I also resolve to vote for the most progressive/Left candidates as I can find. I also resolve to join a local PSL or DSA or Greens or even Revkom chapters and continue brainstorming solutions, then decide where to begin our advocacy- local, county, or state level. Then, we just start advocating. We will go and make our proposals, make some presentations and demands, do some begging/ lobbying of the people in office, and see how far that gets us. Hopefully somewhere. If necessary we can always escalate things to lawsuits. One way to handle things is the ballot box, the other is the courts. The courts can often be infiltrated by shady, corrupt assholes in the judgeships, but we still have to try to give it our best, so at least we can say we did all we could to achieve XYZ.
Finally, some of us will have to be willing to run for public office.
It's important to always have a detailed plan on every issue, so that unlike most piss-ass politicians, we can point to tangible information when people ask us what do we stand for, what we want to see done, etc. And ofc all this can go up on our party or campaign websites.
Federal is almost hopeless and the hardest to affect, so I don't even worry about bothering with that at this juncture. Just keep calling our reps and pushing more real Progessives into office is the best we can do there rn I think.
So I mean, that's a plan anyone who's interested in making public change can get on board with.
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