The revolution must come

[Kez]

Looking at many progressive movements in the world, i would like to note that there are so MANY!
How can we make a difference when people who are socialists are divided and divided into different groups and turn out to be useless.
Imagine if there was another labour party in the UK, we would never of had a labour party in power and we would still probably be under a conservative shitfuckdicklickhole, you know what i mean?

Please, instead of creating so many factions of socialism why cant we unite under one banner?

Comrade Kamo

[Guest]

That is the sad thought about humanity , it is a secular species . All of humanity wants to makes it's own ideals a reality and so the world is nothing but groups and factions . Diversity of ideas is a beautiful thing at a individual level , but when you start trying impose your own truths and everyone else is countering you then you reach this level in which we live . If humanity could just co-exist , not as different ethnicities , sex , or political or military organizations but as humanity itself , then happiness would follow . I wish it were in my life time I could see humanity come together . See every ethnicity group speaking with one another about each's own ideas , and just being friendly . A unified humanity is beautiful , unified thoughts are not .
Shadow Of A Bleeding Rose

[CommieBastard]

we need another international. But i dont think your internet international will do the trick tavareesh...
i think we need a physical meeting and concentrating of our will and resources. And i think we should meet in Cuba, and make it our objective to make mejicó socialist.

[Kez]

The whole idea behind an internet international is so a physical one can follow
By using the internet groups can realise that there are people intrested in such movements in their region of the world

Come Revolution Comrades

[gogo gomez]

according to the dept of labor the technological revolution for the workforce is already here and has been for years. you can find the paperback book in the reference section of government at your local library.