Brosa Luxemburg

It is still hard for me to say where I stand precisely. I am still quite new to Revolutionary Socialism. This is why I consider myself a Pan-Leftist for the time being. I am learning about different tendencies and struggling hard to attain a perspective that is the most consistent and beneficial for the establishment of Socialism. Sometimes I end up being more self-contradicting, though.

I do very much appreciate Bordiga's boldness and the consistency in his writings. Also, the way he is able to detach himself emotionally when analyzing things. What makes me doubt him sometimes, however, is that he was in favor of a Revolutionary Vanguard that was in some way "above" the working class, in the sense that they would hold more power than the working class itself, which seems rather counter-revolutionary.

Looks that way
I can't even believe they would have an official policy on such a thing lol

He sounds like a cool motherfucker. No spineless bullshit!

I know you know Bordiga. I found this on his wikipedia article:

"In his final confrontation with Stalin in Moscow in 1926, Bordiga proposed that all the Communist Parties of the world should jointly rule the Soviet Union, as a demonstration of the supra-national reality of the workers' movement. This proposal was, needless to say, coolly received by Stalin and his friends."

I found it hilarious, but the question is, is there any truth to that?