anarchoilluminati [comrade/them]

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  • Nothing will be private enough for some people.

    There will always be people who will scoff and puff about what is working for you or what works best for you in your attempt to regain privacy. What’s important is for you to assess your threat profile, what you want to accomplish, and if LineageOS helps you with that. Just the other day people were scoffing at people buying physical movies and not backing them up in 1-2-3 format. Like, who has the fucking time and energy for that? And it’s stupid. It’s like scoffing at people who buy books because eventually the binding may fail or the book could get wet so they should’ve scanned it into a PDF. Or when people scoff at Proton users instead of being glad people are weaning off Google. It never ends and it gets worse the further you go down the hole. Ignore them.

    What other options do you have for your phone at the moment besides Lineage? Regular Android? Better off having Lineage.




  • Oh, I completely agree!

    Libs think it’s Communism 101 when it’s really a distillation of a vast amount of knowledge and experience—and it’s a specific call to action for those already deeply involved in the movement—then when they don’t immediately understand it they call it unrealistic. The fault is with the perceiver, not the perceived. The Manifesto is great if you understand all the background and context behind it. If they just wander off the street after a lifetime of only reading Harry Potter, then it’s no surprise they don’t understand it. So, I never recommend it to anyone. Anyone who I think should read it would’ve already read it by that point.

    That being said, Calculus is Satanic black magic and a hoax.




  • Not trying to diss the Manifesto but I never recommend it to people to read first. Everyone who I’ve met who isn’t a Comrade and only read the Manifesto always walk away saying the same shit about how it’s “a great idea but not realistic and there’s no real plan” blah blah or they just straight up say it’s dumb because it isn’t serious.

    I think Principles of Communism is great as a real beginner FAQ and Socialism: Utopian and Scientific to dispel most of the “unrealistic” attacks. Stalin’s Dialectical and Historical Materialism is even better if they already read analytical works generally.

    You have a lot more experience actually creating reading lists and guides though, just sharing what I’ve noticed.