Remus Bleys

https://www.marxists.org/archive/ruhle/1920/ruhle02.htm

and

https://www.marxists.org/archive/ruhle/1939/ruhle01.htm

Aren't long at all.

The smiley shark??
Or do you mean my profile pic? That's giardia, a disease-causing single-celled organism

Gave you read any Otto Ruhle?

What keeps you interested in Lenin? (not being snooty, just curious)

I think there is a difference between organizing on a group based level and organizing on an individual level. In addition there is the line where your politics and real world activity attracts people from the opposing camp (hence why I use the term 'defect'). I do not think any revolutionary organization should commit significant assets towards pandering at the bourgeoisie yet at the same time statements and policies must be erected regarding their existence and interaction among the progressive camp leadership. Again: my focus here is more on internal policies and exterior action attracting persons, not necessarily creating cadre policy for conversion of ruling class segments.

All right, I was confused was all. I tend to look at classes slightly differently regarding activity in the revolutionary movement. There are (in imperialist centers) two classes: the working class as well as the ruling capitalist class (there used to be that fictitious middle class before it more or less dissolved). In addition to these classes, however, there are oppressed strata which may be called upon to assist during the revolution. So while I do not shun involvement from class elements which defect from the reactionary camp ("middle class" remnants, small businesses, etc) there is more to waging revolutionary struggle than simply classes, we must also look upon societal strata which may be located outside of class, existing in a "semi-classless" state.

I think you are using an odd definition of national liberation in regards to the theme of queer liberation. To answer your question, however, yes: the revolutionary process will require Queers from all (oppressed) class backgrounds as well as those who can be won from the petty-bourgeois backgrounds. The national liberation aspect, however, depends on the country at hand.

http://www.marx2mao.com/Mao/CSE58.html