Out of the movement, to the masses: Difference between revisions

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Out of the movement, into the masses is a stupid slogan by Caleb Maupin.

The idea is that you need to 'leave the bubble' of mainstream leftism but it sounds like thinks his own fantasy of crowd surfing is a replacement for that.

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-'''Out of the movement, to the masses''' is a slogan promoted by [[Caleb Maupin]] of [[Center for Political Innovation|CPI]] which intended to convey that activists needed to get out of the "protest cage" and instead start reaching average everyday people.
+'''Out of the movement, into the masses''' is a stupid slogan by [[Caleb Maupin]].
-On Mon Jan 9th, 2023, Caleb offered a clarification of the slogan, arguing that "the movement" no longer exists in the United States due to atomization of U.S. society.
+The idea is that you need to 'leave the bubble' of mainstream leftism but it sounds like thinks his own fantasy of crowd surfing is a replacement for that.
-Furthermore, Caleb furthermore argues that he's not trying to build a movement, but rather a "construction" to fight against the ongoing [[Degrowth|destruction]] of war and austerity.<ref>[https://youtu.be/IkU5IeYabJg Monday Night Chat with Caleb!]  on [[YouTube]]</ref>
-== References ==
-[[Category:Slogans]]