Conversion Therapy but the good kind

Answer is simple comrade. Mike Pence had right idea.
First you find car battery and jumper cables.
Attack cables to battery and clip to friends balls.
Hold cables FIRMLY to genitalia until smell of burning pubic hair fills air.
Closely examine gonads.
If friend did not have the sweaty balls before shock, he keep his manhood.
If friend had sweaty balls, he was not be so lucky.
Friend had no way of knowing or preventing ball sweat before meeting you.
Through this he will understand capitalist inequality.

How do I into Luxemburgism?
I've been wanting to read something by based Rosa for a while now.
Where should I start?

Its good if you want to kill the revolution

One of my friends was a Berniecrat when I met him, and I had been browsing leftypol for about a year by that point. We talked about the stuff Bernie wanted to do and why it needed to be done, and I would talk about the underlying contradictions of capitalism that caused those problems in the first place. I ended up lending him my collection of Marx and Bakunin's God and the State and that's what ended up doing it.

My suggestion though is not to try and convert them totally all at once. In my experience changing people's minds is more of a transitional experience than a transformational one. You kind of need to plant the seeds and cultivate them over the course of numerous conversations rather than to try and "pill" them all at once.

The bread book

Went from Succdem to anarkiddie in like a few chapters

Give him Debt:The First 5000 years. Graeber has this casual style and focus on solid facts that is great for normies. Then move him onto Mutual Aid: A Factor in Evolution, which is also heavily fact focussed. These are are all easy to consume criticisms of capitalism that aren't even overtly socialist. They are merely observations on the existing and past state of society drawn from evidence. Also neither broach the subject of violence or revolution so the normie can get their critique of capitalism down before they start deciding on methods, because pretty much everyone agrees on the critiques and the solution its just how to get there

I'm going to second this. Debt: The First 5000 Years is excellent. It undermines the fundamental assumptions that are baked into the culture and internal logic of capitalism. If they're already a berniecrat, it means they recognize that there is something fundamentally wrong with the structure of our society. Debt chips away at the base of liberal economic theory, allowing the reader to question these culturally reinforced theories which before seemed completely unassailable.

Debt by itself won't convince someone to become a socialist, it will do something even better: break some of the chains on their mind and allow them to convince themselves if they desire it.

that book is absolutely fantastic, I have a pdf copy give me a minute and ill upload it

Lookin forward to this one piratenon I need to brush up on my critiques of capitalism

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its in my tablet fams, and it has no battery, its charging now

Are you piratenon from the 4/po/ thread?

no

Not pirate user, but I gotchu all

Thanks comrade

s3.jacobinmag.com/issues/jacobin-abcs.pdf

Verso sells a collection of her letters, amongst other things, and they're having a half-price sale. Good a place to start as any.

Bump

Awesome. Post this on /freedu/ if you have the time.