/siberia/ - Off-topic

yes i would have posted it on /leftypol/ if there wasn't anti-iTorian discrimination

I'm a union delegate for my workplace, and I donated $20 to people breaking the Cuban blockade.
I also have political conversations (not arguments) with lots of people (hobbies, family, etc.).i l

It wasn’t in the name of any labor movement or anything but I volunteer at my town library and helped organizing some food bank events
Support your local library anons they make money based on the amount of people who come in (and it’s good to read)

>>801400
>I volunteer at my town library and helped organizing some food bank events
Cool stuff, comrade. Even if it's not in the name of labor, that's at least building useful knowledge and skills.

I've sourced food for a local Food Not Bombs one time, that was insightful. We all know about food wastage but holy shit it's a dumpster full of bread every day.

I have sex with the wives of blue collar men, who are too busy at work to cater to their women's sexual needs. It's a tough job, and I have a lot of ground to cover, but it's worth it just to see the smiles on their faces after I make them cum. Plus, sometimes they treat me to a homecooked meal and that is priceless.

Nothing. I do nothing. For, you see, leftism is always the left wing of capital, and left communism is an infantile disorder, and social democracy is the moderate wing of fascism, and liberalism is fascism, and anti-fascism is the worst product of fascism, and conservatism is just liberalism but more honest, and marxism-leninism is just dishonest red liberalism, and anarchism is just capitalism without governance. the real movement is a sham and a humbug. long live the ruthless criticism. bad things are good because it will trigger the proles into finally becoming meat shields for the party or something. ummm good things are bad because it's treats for the herrenvolk or something. spending a trillion dollars blowing up hospitals on the other side of the planet results in us getting more hospitals and schools here, which are treats btw. i am very smart.

my workplace is going through a big attempt to get union started to I joined one of the bargaining units and shill union cards while reporting back to the local with any information I think might be relevant. It's not much but I was pleasantly surprised when two people actually signed union cards I was handing out.

>>801408
I've also been pleasantly surprised with how most people have responded to union efforts, even in an industry so embedded in capital. It's reassuring. We're getting more interest than the other stuff the company is shilling. But it's also a long climb upwards for us.
Our biggest note recently was adjusting our language to emphasize that the union isn't a distinct third-party - I make sure to wear employee gear when union shilling, and to say "our union" instead of "the union".

It reminds me of a time I volunteered in the morning to hand out pamphlets for a weapons factory protest - I'd notice someone who instinctively would phase out people handing out fliers, but then they'd catch what we were saying and walk back into the train station to ask for a flier. It's validating.

>>801417
Thank you for another free bump :3