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Revolutionary pamphlets are more important than escapist classical novels. Revolutionary writing is more socially relevant than stale academic books.

Joined September 2012
The advertising industry brutally commercializes human language.
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Language must be used to empower the voice of the people.
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Language must not be used be used as a way to escape the brutal reality of capitalist society.
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Revolutionary literature must embolden the political visions of the people.
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Language must be used to liberate minds from the incessant efforts of capitalism to drive the masses into escapism.
Revolutionary fiction is very difficult to engineer and requires a skilled writer who aspires to no personal future.
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To revolutionize the masses language must be visceral and actionable.
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Language must be used to move the reader towards the desire to create more linguistic attacks on the enemy class.
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Language must be used to inspire hatred in the hearts of the masses for all imperialist policies.
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Language must be used to inspire a sense of political unity amongst working-class citizens.
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Language must be used to inspire the audience never to indulge the author's literary desires.
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Revolutionary literature attacks the capitalist system without conscience.
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Language must be used in a confrontational fashion and never in a politically mind-numbing way.
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Language must be used to agitate the masses by denouncing religion as a mere capitalist pacification-tool.
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Language must be used to inspire actionable hatred in the hearts of the oppressed masses.
Language must be used to push class-warfare into the hearts of the people.
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Language must be used is to propagandize revolution.
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Unless the person is a very seasoned revolutionary writer they should avoid fiction.
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Language must be used to mobilize the masses by bringing them into circles of engagement and social activity.
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Those who are obsessed with referencing the past make terrible revolutionary writers.
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