I'm a bit late to this thread
basically every post has included some form of toxic self-hate
they already felt that way. that is where they're coming from.
the purported goals and name of this community gives people who are giving the exact wrong advice far too much credibility
this is pretty vague, and a lot of the comments here are also pretty vague, which is understandable but it risks a false consensus.
revolutionary_behavior
it's not immediately clear, to someone browsing the comm list, what that comm would be about. Unless the comm is frequently on the front page of the site and people see enough posts to infer what the comm is about, they will be guessing until they decide to click through to the comm and read the side bar.
regurgitating individualistic self-help concepts
here is the meat of my criticism
yes, our broken society put us where we are, and we should put that blame where it belongs, but don't overcorrect in the other direction. Usually there are things individuals can do to improve their situations, both on their own and by finding community, and often there are barriers to them finding community that they must address first as an individual. If our society is broken and does not help us, sometimes we do need to help ourselves.
if you're depressed, which is most of us, it is dangerous to hear that there is nothing you can do as an individual. You already feel apathetic, helpless, and anhedonic, it's too easy to believe a message like that. You don't see anyone riding in on a horse to rescue you any time soon. You have no social support network other than this website and maybe a couple friends you have already withdrawn from and feel unworthy to be around. If anyone changes your situation, at least initially, it will be you. For you to take that step, you have to believe it leads somewhere, you have to believe there is something you can do to improve your situation on your own.