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youth solidarity is the biggest factor to revolutionary success. when you convince the unheard and mistreated and abused populations of impoverished as well as other interested parties to join hands and fight together, you cannot lose. young men and women are the strongest and most energetic force in radical change. it starts with us. with solidarity of young people who have something to say.

so long as we allow for those in power to remain there, there will be people on the bottom and in the underbelly of our world that will suffer. revolution is in the minds of all as the idea that we can change the bad to good so that we may all succeed, but it is our actions that will yield us our access to our desires to be free and equal

in a capitalist’s world, there is no way to advance by watching the capital grow around you. capitalism is beyond its growth stage of the gilded age, and it is stagnant with the few refusing to share the means or ends of production. there is no way to beat this than by evolving to the system that will place workers at the helm of production and industry so they can be granted their rights and choose how they live.

hard work and determination does not pay off the same way in our world as it had in the past. the capital will own everything and we will not gain all that is owed to us for creating the production that they profit off of. we cannot live in and experience true freedom and democracy until capitalism is replaced in our society by something more advanced, and we will only achieve this by joining together and fighting.

poor fella bein’ tormented by fleas - scratchin’ like heck. he picks one of ‘em off and looks at it. an’ he puts it back!! his pal watchin’ says “why the hell didn’t you kill it?!?” and the fella says - “that wasn’t the one that was bitin’ me!

I have nothing smart to say, only that I feel like crying thinking about the suffering and courage of these workers, who were beset by corporate thugs, starved, imprisoned, and murdered, while the state watched in stony silence, or aided in their oppression with police and soldiers. Literal class warfare, children maimed in mines, settlements gunned down. Rest in power; struggle to the end.