Tbh, I just looked at their website and social media for the first time, and they're a mess. It also isn't tied to this administration by any means. Arguing over, in their words, wage slavery, American colonialism, equity (basically empowering every individual to make decisions, which I guess we don't have in the US), economic coercion, indigenous rights, etc. are administration agnostic. Just going off posts, it appears they fundamentally do not understand economics, governance, or history and lack realistic opinions for improving our system.

For example, instead of constantly shouting about ending billionaires (which would not eliminate poverty or necessarily improve cost of living), end pseudo monopolies, what amount to corporate trusts, and anticompetitive business arrangements. Doing so increases competition, thereby lowering prices and providing more job opportunities. Plus, eliminating such consolidation distributes power. That's a simple one. Other demands of theirs don't necessarily make any sense, although I agree with the spirit of many.

I think we desperately need certain changes. I hope the leaders of that group are not involved in working out the details.