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r/anarchism had a hand on radicalizing me.  
Were you thinking of some other social media?
Because the power they’re fighting against is already present, active, and extraordinarily effective in that social media space.
Any attempt to counter the dominant narrative by revolutionaries will start off in a hesitant manner, fumbling as they figure out what they really want to say and how to express it effectively.  No such issues plague the old players and they’re looking constantly for the rise of potential threats in counter culture.
The Revolution is already doing what you suggest, and it’s smashed before it even gets started without even knowing that it’s been attacked or having a clue how the  game is played. >

They don't need to be hesitant or fumble. They can express themselves very clearly.
How has "the revolution" done what I'm suggesting? Would you happen to have any examples?