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It's a bit lib but I don't think it's damaging, probably just trying to do everything they can.
Yeah true, this is admittedly a vibez analysis, I don't know much about the people behind the 'Crustian Daily'. I think I'm too hard on the libs sometime, it wouldn't be bad for there to be mass protests, I just hope people continue and translate that into material action. My fear is that this 50501 group seems to be co-opted by some sort of dems/libs to purposely redirect revolutionary potential.
Protests are good for awareness but the problem is that liberal thought typically ceases there. The website itself is more useful action on this than the protests, but since the website is made and actively compiling, protests are basically just a small boost. That said, proper organizing with a socialist org is probably the most useful thing, but this holds appeal in lib circles as well so it crosses typical political boundaries.
Orgs with a more revolutionary orientation need to show up and recruit. That's what happens in my city. PSL, DSA, CPUSA, and others are all tabling and canvassing at these marches.
Edit: inb4 "CPUSA/DSA are not revolutionary" cause that's not the point. If you want to beat these orgs out too, show up and do a better job harnessing revolutionary energy than they do.
Decent something is better than perfect nothing