Urbanism focused approach can work with liberals, ease in to talking about how capitalism makes things so isolating and all the community is sucked out of our environment.
Others I usually don't bother with too much.
I kinda suck at persuasion regardless of the way I try to approach political conversations. I just draw a blank when confronted with dumb lib takes and figure out what to say after the fact
In a way you need to "ease yourself into it". If you're on here arguing with people about the finer points of the Iranian response to Israeli aggression or Chinese economic policy, it's hard to shift gears to defusing liberal brainworms when you go offline. In this case it can be easier to just put your succdem hat on since you'll at least be in some proximity to one another ideologically.
I'd almost say you can still call yourself a communist and argue from a socdem perspective, but that's probably just confusing to people in the long term so actually don't.
The org I went with for several hundred new sign ups yesterday, PSL had a table set up too, had a good chat with them.
It's true that it's 90% liberals who think their sign-making contest is peak activism. It's about hitting the 10% who literally don't know how to do any better. It's very convenient to have that 10% all in one place.
Thank u @MarmiteLover123@hexbear.net for making sure we don't get caught by that one again these past several weeks
Hero move is for someone to bullet point the most interesting parts in the comments for us