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certainly some of them are implementable yes. And as you gain social capital from improving things somewhat you can use that to convince people of more of the program.
one way to get treatlers off of their habits is to present them with something they think is better, like slowly making public transit trips faster than driving.
Another is regulating the treat out of market viability so that it doesn't look like it's your fault, just a business failing and people would move on to whatever alternatives were available.
these aren't communist organizing and methods, but we're supposing a secret communist got into a bourgeoise position of power somehow and the tools at your disposal under those circumstances aren't a vanguard or organized masses so we shouldn't expect it to look like the revolution.
you'll get shit on from the left while doing it because it won't be fast enough and you'll look and sound like a socdem in the process but executive power or enough seats in parliament to make demands of a coalition government can make material improvements to peoples' lives.