Workers-Control-Over-Prod

Parker Posey.

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Isn't that thread enough to chime in on the broader subject? If you have specific questions, perhaps you can ask me in that thread.

theres no coast like no coast motherfucker

one of the ones in the middle

This all said, I think you've assumed a much too absolutist position here. The revolutionary left is such a minuscule percentage of the wider population that it cannot afford to work solely within other radical circles - the point is to agitate, educate, and organize the working-class after all. This entails winning people over to our perspectives, linking their problems and struggles up with the overarching fight against exploitation and oppression. It means we must operate openly within unions, community organizations, and popular vehicles of peoples' power in order to better organize our side. Now, this doesn't extend to entryism, or attempts to 'infiltrate' the Democratic Party in the hopes of altering its present (indeed, historical) orientation; it does, however, include efforts to drive a wedge between the Democratic Party and its constituencies.

That might make sense (though to be fair, I think you're reaching in your explanation), were I making the case for collaboration with union management. Of course, I was referring largely to rank-and-file membership; that is, where the true power of the union resides. Union memberships operate within a particular capacity that enables them, if properly organized, to pressure their leaderships into taking a particular action or position. Sometimes they oust said leaders via reform caucuses, such as in the CTU (as well as other 'social unionist' groups that agitate within their larger labor orgs).

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