Overthrowing America

[Idahoan]

I was just curious, what are all your views on how to overthrow the Burgoisie Amerikan Fascist Republic?

In Idaho, I am trying to change people's minds, and it is slowly taking hold.

[mykittyhasaboner]

I was just curious, what are all your views on how to overthrow the Burgoisie Amerikan Fascist Republic?
First, try not to use the word 'fascist' when describing the US government. It doesn't really apply and can lead to confusion when your trying to talk to people. "Fascist Republic" is almost on oxymoron.


In Idaho, I am trying to change people's minds, and it is slowly taking hold.
Find a local organization (if there are any in your area) that is trying to do what your doing. Even if they aren't perfect it's better to work with a group than by yourself.

[New Tet]

I was just curious, what are all your views on how to overthrow the Burgoisie Amerikan Fascist Republic?

In Idaho, I am trying to change people's minds, and it is slowly taking hold.

It's a tall order to "overthrow America". Especially when using phrases like "Burgoisie Amerikan Fascist Republic".

Let's keep our ambitions modest: Let's just overthrow capitalism.

[Lolshevik]

My advice is; don't talk about overthrowing 'America.' We have nothing against the land itself, and America is actually quite heavy. Overthrowing it would give you some serious back problems. We want to overthrow the capitalist class.

Unfortunately I can't think of any socialist groups off-hand with a presence in Idaho... if you don't find any, then I would suggest "shopping around" until you find a nation-wide group that suits your politics. Link up with them. Even if they aren't physically in your city they can help you tremendously with political education and practical activism. An isolated socialist is a contradiction in terms.

[Muzk]

I do not think America will easily give in to the communist revolution - they got the guns. America will not fall without war, which is sad. I can see a communist war of converted countries against the american empire.

Prove me wrong!

[Idahoan]

America should have a revolution, although so many idahoans believe in secession/states rights or in better jobs and more rights, so I might be able to play up idahoan demands of freedom, to which, the governor replies a steadfast no. Usually in Idaho, a company has to pay a big fine to move, and the Gov didn't do that for micron for some idiotic reason, so now, a lot of people are out of a job and don't get any money for all their hard work and dedication. And because micron keeps all their secrets to production, no one will ever work in manufacturing cpu chips again, even if they spent their lives learning how to, so now they might never work again just because there are no more jobs. Capitalist has failed Idaho, and a lot of us are as angry as ever. If anything, Idaho is a gun, ready and loaded, someone just needs to pull the trigger, and BAM, goes capitalism.

[Muzk]

Never forget to point out that the system itself is the bad thing, reforms will never make it better

[Misanthrope]

Leave it to a Maoist.. :rolleyes:

[Bright Banana Beard]

The Maoist will do the job. Check out the Kasama Project.

The Maoist is the most active communist group in the 60s-70s era.

[red cat]

Leave it to a Maoist.. :rolleyes:
Yes. Leave it to a Maoist and start planning how to criticize and defame them once they actually make the revolution.

[The Ungovernable Farce]

I do not think America will easily give in to the communist revolution - they got the guns.
So surely we need to be convincing the Americans with the guns that their interests lie with communism?


The Maoist will do the job. Check out the Kasama Project.

The Maoist is the most active communist group in the 60s-70s era.
Great. Next time it's the 60s-70s era, that information will be really useful to me.

Yes. Leave it to a Maoist and start planning how to criticize and defame them once they actually make the revolution.
...Yep, I'm sure the Maoists will make that revolution any day now.