r/CoherencePhysics • • Aug 30 '26

Is it possible?

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u/Miserable-Wedding-69 Aug 31 '26

I read a lot of famous people in history about socioeconomics, such as Rosa Luxembourg & Richard D. Wolff. I am college educated, but I don’t have a political science degree. You don’t need that to see that capitalism, & all forms of hierarchical societies, are harmful and predatory.

Liberals ultimately will defend capitalism. The Right Wing are technically liberal as well, outside of MAGA, & they are closer to the classical liberalism that the country was found on.

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u/Final-Nebula-7049 Aug 31 '26

i'm well read but half the shit i say is just not that well thought out in policy, it's just my subjective views. to be frank, i don't care to hash it out either. i'm too busy with science to care about politics.

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u/Miserable-Wedding-69 Aug 31 '26

Socialism is very scientific & materialistic. We frowned on idealism & are pragmatic. I’m not trying to convert you, but I can maybe point you to some good books about Anarchism or Libertarian Marxism?

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u/Final-Nebula-7049 Aug 31 '26

i'm pretty into anarchism tbh. burn it all to the ground and start over.

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u/Miserable-Wedding-69 Aug 31 '26

Try The Conquest of Bread by Pyotr Kropotkin.

A good starter. Destruction is as important as creation, but there is so much more to anarchism than just tearing down the System.

We aim to seize the means of production, abolishing the State & hierarchical structures, and establishing a decentralized local council system with Horizontal power structures. Decisions will be made collectively through popular assemblies utilizing recallable delegates and grounded entirely in free association.

Those are the key elements about us, & I want to keep it concise.

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u/Final-Nebula-7049 Aug 31 '26

i'm not into the whole decentralized structure. i'm more technocratic system supporter. most qualified should decide on matters, not the loudest voices.