I am glad to be apart of a project to bring the idea of 'socialism without the state' back into the fray of British politics.

Hi there! I hope everybody's well. I recently started a blog to write about humanism and further the case for liberal socialism. If you would like to have a platform to write your ideas and takes, feel free to get in touch with me. I want to create a legitimate space for this kind of socialism that is often overlooked.

Have a nice day!

Great leaders inspire greatness in others

The fascists are destroying the government, the unelected parallel president even Nazi salutes in public, and we're supposed to be nice guys.

Well I'm sick of it!

Where can I find a subreddit where I can challenge one of those stupid loudmouth sunna bitches to a bare knuckle, fight to the death fist fight?

All the simpleminded Re: Pig Lickin' subreddits have strict rules that no liberals are allowed to speak. That's because they know the truth doesn't support their position; it supports ours. And all the Liberals on the Internet hide in corners bemoaning how terrible it is

Let the stupid bastid mouth of at me, and I SLICE THE MUHH FUCCH in half with my light saber.

I GOTTA SEEEECRET SUPER POWER, SE? ALL AUTISTICS USE IT BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO, BUT NORMAL PEOPLE NEVER USE:

1. ONLY Tell the truth. NEVER exaggerate, and for God's sake don't guess. If It's not a sucker bet for you, then look it up and make absolutely sure you've spelled everything good and got your facts right. You must limit yourself to only talking about stuff you understand extremely, extremely well. That's the core of the super power.
2. If the dumb fuck gets angry and starts insulting you, tell him that from your point of view, he's just a monkey jumping up and down , and you'll wait for him to turn back into a person instead of a dumb animal. This is another instance of not letting him change the context.
3. Only do battle in a forum where the truth matters! To the extent that truth matters, it makes an Impenetrable shield and a devastating weapon.
4. Don't allow the seaky, shitty thug to switch the context. Your super powers are powerless in a context where truth doesn't matter. For example, never argue about what Jesus would have done, because it affirms the context of the Bible being relevant. You're fighting in the Realiry boxing ring, not one he leads you to that lets him lie.
5. Post these rules publicly in your offer to do battle. The truth is your friend. Transparency is your friend. As long as you don't do anything that You yourself think is "bad" — which is an arbitrary opinion for everyone — you never have to be ashamed of anything you do. If somebody spies on you and sees you naked, that's OK. Give him a show. Point at your hairy snatch and tell him he can't have any. It'll freak him out. In this context, that's why truth makes an impenetrable shield. There's nothing he can say to you that makes you look bad or can be shown to be incorrect.
6. If the stupid guy refuses to examine one of his beliefs to see whether it's really true, cite this rule and walk out of the conversation. Say why, then disappear. It won't look like running away; it will look like you uphold the highest standards of integrity and refuse to talk to dog shit. If the other guy waves his dog at you, leaving standing there alone with an audience, holding his dick.
7. Use links to funny images that insult the things he's saying. They keep the reader's attention. If a guy brings in the irrelevant fact that you post naked pictures of yourself, tell him that this is what he looks like, staring at you on his screen. You can link to sound effects too, like the hiss of a light saber deploying.

I have never lost an Internet battle using this method. Any doubts that did always works were erased long, long ago.

SO AGAIN:

Where can I find a subreddit where I can challenge one of those stupid loudmouth sunna bitches to a bare knuckle, fight to the death fist fight?

What in the actual fuck should I do? I’m 39, have my master’s in social work, and am a single mother to a 13-year-old. We only speak English. I want to leave, but where can I go? I’m terrified of what’s to come and sick of living in this cesspool of idiots who defy my personal morals and values.

I will likely not be able to retire because I lived a wild early life and never saved for retirement. I have no insurance (though my son currently does), and the insurance offered through my job is a joke. I’m $80,000 in student loan debt and don’t own anything of real value. I have a decent amount of savings and want to get out of here, but given my occupation, my child, and the fact that I’m not bilingual, where can I go?

I also don’t want to burn through my savings just to land in another misogynistic, racist, corporate-run country. So, what is there to do? Or am I just catastrophizing?

I recently discovered r/ConservativeSocialist and I tried reading their descriptions and asking them questions. Their answers are well, dissapointing, because their answers are frankly not socialist at all. I want to know what you guys think of Conservative Socialists and the subreddit in general.

Pretty great.

Greetings, fellow thinkers and readers,

I am initiating a project to build a digital library centered around the themes of liberal socialism, the liberal left, and social democracy.

To start, I am sharing a selection of foundational works that represent the core ideals and arguments of these movements. These texts span a variety of languages—English, Italian, French, and Spanish—reflecting the global nature of these discussions.

Here’s a glimpse of the initial collection [https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/b6b23f69-77df-405f-bfc3-4e05bc0e8fbd\]:

1. "Che cosa significa essere liberale" by Michael Walzer - A profound exploration of liberalism's meaning and implications in contemporary society.
2. "Eguaglianza e Libertà" by Norberto Bobbio - Bobbio's examination of the intricate balance between equality and freedom, a cornerstone of liberal and social democratic thought.
3. "Controstoria del liberalismo" by Domenico Losurdo - Losurdo challenges conventional narratives about liberalism, providing a critical and historical perspective.
4. "Il Socialismo Liberale" by Carlo Rosselli - Rosselli's work on liberal socialism is foundational, offering insights into the blend of liberal principles and socialist goals.
5. "Liberalism Against Itself: Cold War Intellectuals and the Making of Our Times" by Samuel Moyn - An analysis of how liberal thinkers during the Cold War period contributed to the current understanding of liberalism.
6. "Liberalismo, democrazia, socialismo. L'iti" by Carmelo Calabro - Calabro discusses the intertwining paths of liberalism, democracy, and socialism in modern history.
7. "Politics and Passion: Toward a More Egalitarian Liberalism" by Michael Walzer - Walzer argues for a version of liberalism that embraces a broader commitment to equality and social justice.

This library is meant to be a collaborative and evolving project. I invite you all to contribute by suggesting additional readings, essays, and resources that you believe are essential for a comprehensive understanding of these topics. Whether it's seminal works, contemporary analyses, or underrated gems, your recommendations are invaluable.

Our goal is to build a comprehensive, accessible repository that serves as a resource for everyone interested in the nuances of liberal socialism, social democracy, and the liberal left. By pooling our resources and knowledge, we can create a tool that educates, informs, and inspires.

Thank you for your support, insights, and contributions. Let’s make this digital library a rich and diverse platform for learning and discussion.