it's never time to break from the democratic party, we need more victories within it first. yet each of those victories draws the dsa even closer to the democratic party moving the possibility of a break even further away
Here's our draft amendment to the Democracy section of the national political platform! It clarifies DSA's oppositional stance to the US constitutional order and lays out necessary features of a political order in which the working class can come to power. https://t.co/rFBoZ68pPU
once we trick 2 million democrats into thinking we are an ultra-democrat pressure group we can milk them out of their money to build the stupidest sect of all time
If your goal is to keep socialists from being permanently absorbed into a liberal coalition, the popular front is probably not the right historical precedent...
the same relationship these types want to have with the democratic party. fight the bosses! not the party half the bosses vote for, they are actually good
Hot take: one of them views class as an axis of oppression and reduces all axes to be qualitatively similar caused by their “ism”, and the other is a materialist analysis that locates their source in the labor process
Donald Parkinson explains and defends the format of the minimum-maximum program using the model established in Marx and Guesde’s Programme of the Parti Ouvier. https://t.co/UBXo3JiXVQ
Oxford CCS talk
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Liberals and the workhouse
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Speaker: Mike Macnair
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7:30pm Thursday 6 May
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https://t.co/gnsqFMVwOc
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The talk will be posted at 7:30pm and will remain available for a week