For any new Leftists, I created a Read Theory, Darn it! introduction to Marxism reading guide, complete with a section on how to conduct yourself as a Leftist, in case anyone is interested and the OP's message resonates. Organize, read theory, get armed! Struggle for the future of Humanity!
Good impulse to read theory, but 150y/o theory is not where I'd advice people to start. At least the german originals of what you recomend there are fairly hard to read. Plus they lack the development of marxist theory that happened since then. For example Gramscis thoughts are so freakin important for marxism to be applicable to this society being far more diverse than good'ol working class in the factory vs. Monopoly man capitalists. I'm sure there is updated marxism and introductions available in english. (Dunno, Harvey maybe? Mayo?)
Also "how to conduct yourself as a leftist" sound strict af and kinda deterministic.
I appreciate your input! From what I've curated, I picked a good mix of modern works like Blackshirts and Reds and foundational works, because they are relevant and necessary even today in my opinion. Since it's an intro reading list, it's difficult to include every good work, if you want, you can comment a suggestion of what to remove and what to take its place.
As for the "how to conduct yourself" bit, it's just good general advice like suggesting to keep reading theory, getting organized, be persistent, etc. All generally useful skills even for non-leftists, but again, feel free to leave feedback in the comments of how you would change it and I'll consider it.
Thanks!
I feel like this slogan should rhyme. 🤔
Like “Don’t consider our demise - Organize!” Something like that but snappier.
The classic slogan is "Agitate! Educate! Organize!" So that works too
Truly the Linda Belcher in this thread! (This is a compliment)
“Pass! The cranberry sauce! We’re having mashed potatoes!”
I think the three word could catch on, but you have to be careful because the right will come up with a dumb one to counter it like "all lives matter"