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  1. Workers-Control-Over-Prod
    10th May 2013 20:34
    Workers-Control-Over-Prod
    Well, it's interesting to me from numerous angles really. You used to be an Anarchist, eh? Well, I guess it's good you are out of that "dead end"-so-to-speak. But, working with the modern mass unions, or rather, supporting the campaigns of the very same people who sold out the American working class more than 4 decades ago, is as well a dead-end. A lot of self-proclaimed "Trotskyist" comrades seem to believe that it doesn't matter whether the union bureaucratic leadership is socialist or not. By that logic Communists should work alongside the "progressive" Democratic Party campaigns as there are a majority of wage dependent members in it. We should look to Greece as an example, where unions like PAME are 'Class-Strugglist', openly Socialist.
  2. Judas
    10th May 2013 16:25
    Judas
    Thanks for the friend-request.
    Anything specific I did to gain your friendship?
  3. Workers-Control-Over-Prod
    10th May 2013 04:53
    Workers-Control-Over-Prod
    "My Occupy 'branch' had anarchists who regarded any effort to work with union locals to be 'counterrevolutionary' (something about them being the labor wing of imperialism)"
    Interesting.
  4. Odysseus
    9th May 2013 20:41
    Odysseus
    I replied. Will add more later as its a pain to type on this Google tablet.
  5. Odysseus
    9th May 2013 19:36
    Odysseus
    I'll get the shovel to see what we can get from Felix
  6. Odysseus
    9th May 2013 19:19
    Odysseus
    Hmm... What is the antidote? HisMat? On authority?
  7. Odysseus
    9th May 2013 18:45
    Odysseus
    User name has become infected! We must isolate the cells and destroy them.
  8. Odysseus
    9th May 2013 18:34
    Odysseus
    At least I'm clean of anarchism
  9. Odysseus
    9th May 2013 07:04
    Odysseus
    "In all seriousness, I'm impressed with your political development. Keep posting and contributing, I think you have a lot to offer."
    I'm flattered, but I have no idea what you're talking about. My political development has been minimal
  10. l'Enfermé
    8th May 2013 21:52
    l'Enfermé
    No, actually, that was a jab at the RevLeft Zionist Squad.

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    The movement for socialist, emancipatory action stands at a time of redevelopment and understanding. The capitalistic-minded politics of the 19th and 20th centuries have been proven to be subservient to Capital and its holders. Socialists, of every ideological stripe, must recognize the need for a concerted, united drive towards the fostering and development of a mass workers' and peoples' movement; a movement that recognizes the necessity for democracy and all its manifestations within the socialistic mindset. Through workers' and peoples' movements, resistance, and solidarity, socialists can begin the movement anew, founded on the unified voice of the working-class.

    All power to the Proletariat, and the Proletariat’s Revolution!
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    "We carry a new world here, in our hearts. That world is growing this minute."

    "Socialist ideas become significant only to the extent that they become rooted in the working class."

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Posted 6th May 2013 at 02:06 by Le Socialiste Comments 1
This is a response I made to a thread/post about the question of socialist organization and the role of Leninism. I was writing in response to an article from the Socialist Standard, the entirety of which can be found here.

I wanted to respond with my own rejection of what the authors of this article outlined regarding Lenin and the revolutionary party, but my response ended being much longer than I anticipated.
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Posted 12th February 2013 at 23:40 by Le Socialiste Comments 11
Hey all,

So I've been considering a name change on here for some while now, but I'm being indecisive about it. What do folks think? Should I change my username? Should I keep it? Do you even care?

Hope someone chimes in, it'll be really sad if no one does.

Posted 11th January 2013 at 02:57 by Le Socialiste Comments 0
This is the beginning of what will hopefully be a multi-entry series on the social and class composition of fascism, its role and function within capitalism, and how to fight it.
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A consensus has emerged amongst historians, scholars, and politicians regarding the historical rise of fascism, dating for our purposes from the November Revolution of 1918 to the collapse of the Third Reich on 8 May, 1945. This common interpretation of events has...

Posted 29th July 2012 at 07:43 by Le Socialiste Comments 0
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Tacit support for any one candidate amongst the left indicates, above all, a critical misevaluation of the balance of forces in Washington and the role of the left in such periods. Such support reflects on the reckless individualism displayed by such persons, who are either blind or intentionally ignorant to the systemic roots of the issue, buying into the misperception that it’s the officials themselves who dictate the ins and outs of policy - not the immediate short-termism so prevalent in financial...

Posted 6th June 2012 at 07:10 by Le Socialiste Comments 0
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The following is lifted from a post I made to a thread on reformism (http://www.revleft.com/vb/futility-e...140/index.html):

Progressive reforms, while not ideal, are of some importance. Their significance is twofold: to serve as a rallying point from which further actions may be formulated and acted out (many of which lead away from the drudgery and defeatism so prevalent in electoral politics), while serving as a barometer of public opinion. In no way is this...
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