/lit/ - Literature

>>9259902
I just realized that /pol/ is the post-leftist wet dream

>After we make politics relevant and exciting, the rest will follow. But from a dreary, merely theoretical and/or ritualized politics, nothing valuable can follow.

Perhaps it is time for a new word for “politics,” since you have made such a swear word out of the old one. For no one should be put off when we talk about acting together to improve our lives. And so we present to you our demands, which are non-negotiable, and must be met as soon as possible — because we’re not going to live forever, are we?

>Make politics relevant to our everyday experience of life again. The farther away the object of our political concern, the less it will mean to us, the less real and pressing it will seem to us, and the more wearisome politics will be.

>1. All political activity must be joyous and exciting in itself. You cannot escape from dreariness with more dreariness.

>2. To accomplish those first two steps, entirely new political approaches and methods must be created. The old ones are outdated, outmoded. Perhaps they were NEVER any good, and that’s why our world is the way it is now.

>3. Enjoy yourselves! There is never any excuse for being bored… or boring!

https://crimethinc.com/2000/09/11/your-politics-are-boring-as-fuck