FRSO vs PSL.

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It seems to me, that there is a high degree of ideological similarity between the PSL and FRSO (Fight Back!). The lines both these organization take on North Korea, Cuba, China, etc, are very similar. Both organizations, judging from what I've read of the PSL-WWP split, have jettisoned their reformist elements in favor of Marxism-Leninism in the last decade. Both organizations recently participated in the International Communist Seminar in Brussels.


In the interests of unity-struggle-unity, it might be interesting to start a discussion on what issues the PSL and FRSO share a high degree of ideological unity on, and on what issues PSL and FRSO disagree on. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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FRSO has a pretty clear line on the national question as it applies to the united states. The message board won't let me post a link, but the document that outlines their line is available on their page on the left side "National Oppression, National Liberation and Socialist Revolution."

I assume that PSL has a take on it also, but I haven't found any specific reference to their line on that topic on their website, except maybe the anti-racism section.

Another thing is that FRSO considers itself a party building organization as opposed to a party outright.