The isolation that we have, even among those who are ostensibly committed to change, is an obvious weakness. But it is the same weakness that the mass of workers face when they rebel in their daily lives. For each of us, a feeling of anger is offset by isolation and the lack of a language to express that anger. If we can escape the forces that keep us isolated, we will be attacking the same forces that keep the vast majority of people trapped. Our understanding of life under capitalism can then become a point of leverage that will move the world.
Critical theory becomes so many bricks thrown through society's hall of mirrors.
In modern society, their atomization gives proletarians the impression that they are on the edge of life. One reversal of perspective is showing that the marginalization each person feels is exactly the central feature of this society. As an extreme minority, our efforts can only be effective if we go straight up against the collective unconsciousness of this society. If we refuse to tolerate the given goods and bads.