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l'EnfermÃ© - 23rd March 2013 04:50 View Conversation

I was thinking about your remarks re. Marx's understanding of the party not being institutional but rather primordial("primordial" in the biological sense?). That might be true for the young Marx before his IWMA experience but probably not so much for the late Marx. This famous piece was written in 1872, for example, I know both of us are fond of quoting it. When the anti-party crowd isn't ignoring it, they usually like to claim that by "political party" Marx did not actually mean "political party" in the institutional sense. But that hardly seems true to me, if at all.
l'EnfermÃ© - 20th March 2013 14:05 View Conversation

He is back, I think, I saw him make a few posts, but I made the avatars myself. I explained in the thread in the OM group.
Art Vandelay - 19th March 2013 22:04

Seeing as how I'm considered nothing but a 'DNZite' I figured I'd adopt the term more fully
l'EnfermÃ© - 18th March 2013 23:09 View Conversation

Hehehe now I have a neon Kanye-glasses avatar too :P
Workers-Control-Over-Prod - 15th March 2013 09:01 View Conversation

Care to join my usergroup?
Clarion - 12th March 2013 15:42 View Conversation

Hi, sorry for taking so long to get back to you.

Over time the contradictions of left-wing orthodoxy became too much for me. Everywhere the various far-left parties will insist in their esoteric theory documents that the state is the enemy of the working class and the instrument of the capitalists, yet will almost invariably proceed to adopt the most fiercely statist positions in their agitation.

Their solution to almost every problem is to call on the state to act. At every stage they further working class dependence on the capitalist state. That's what I'm getting at when I talk about grassroots help groups, I'm talking about the working class becoming an active participant, not political beggars, about organising the class to deal with its own problems.
Art Vandelay - 10th March 2013 04:29

It is from chapter 6 of 'The Road to Power" comrade.
Red Enemy - 6th March 2013 12:45 View Conversation

"What is today the just continuation of Lassalle’s work? Not clinging to Lassalle’s political programme, but rather recognising the new great tasks of the contemporary situation and boldly tackling them at the right moment." - RL
Red Enemy - 6th March 2013 12:44 View Conversation

Lassaleanism is not something to strive for.

Luxemburg's quote is quite right, actually. There is no middle ground there as you suggest.
Vladimir Innit Lenin - 6th March 2013 11:39 View Conversation

Yeah sorry, I didn't mean any offence to anyone, I had just found out about El Commandante's passing and, whilst you know I didn't really agree with his politics, he was still 'one of ours' and it's just incredibly sad that he's passed at a young age in such a painful way

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Location: Eisenach, Gotha, & Erfurt

Interests: The revolutionary merger of Marxism with the worker-class movement, strategically and linguistically

Political Statement: "It would be nearer the mark - though still wrong - to accuse me of being a [...] Kautskyite [...] In fact, overt [... ]Kautskyism would be a move to the left and an improvement in the politics of the [...] far left." (Mike Macnair)

Gender: Male

Organisation: Sympathizer re.: Communistisch Platform, WPA, and CPGB (PCC)

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"A new centrist project does not have to repeat these mistakes. Nobody in this topic is advocating a carbon copy of the Second International (which again was only partly centrist)." (Tjis, class-struggle anarchist)

"A centrist strategy is based on patience, and building a movement or party or party-movement through deploying various instruments, which I think should include: workplace organising, housing struggles [...] and social services [...] and a range of other activities such as sports and culture. These are recruitment and retention tools that allow for a platform for political education." (Tim Cornelis, left-communist)