Seriously, how does he not know about the mass protest that broke out all over the United States? About the capturing of Nicolas Maduro was all over YouTube and social media. Sure, it was the stupid same rhetoric of, "I dont support Nicolas Maduro, but what the United States did was abhorrent", which, granted, isn't amazing, but that doesn't change the fact that there's still a large number of United States civilians that are incredibly upset with the United States actions in Venezuela.
It's like when he was banging on about not joining corporate unions in the United States because of their imperialized interests, which is a fair criticism of a lot of unions in the United States, but the reason you go to these unions is to learn how to organize. You can make your mistakes in the union, learn to organize, meet like-minded people, and then split off to create your own group when you're ready. At least this is my current understanding of how praxis should be applied in the United States.
No. Doing things is performative and bad, unless that thing is forming a revolutionary army that just spontaneously gathers like a flash mob.
Ok so what should we do?
Riffraffintheroom was being sarcastic. The meaning was that the revolutionary army would not spontaneously gather on its own and would have to be built.
Oh, I see, that went totally over my head, thank you for clarifying.