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Revleft should create a new ultra-leftist political party in USA
I know that politics is expensive, politics right-wing, centrist moderates, left-wing and even ultra-left wing requires a lot of money, and most activities in this world, like exercising, religion, studying in college requires a lot of money. And that it is very hard for ultra-left wing activists to get the necessary funds for ultra-left wing political activism. As opposed to some left-wing organizations that have a lot of funds available for their political activism (like Thom Hartman, Katrina Vanden Heuvel, SocialistWorker, Socialist Alternative of Khsama Sawant, The Green Party of Jill Stein, Socialist Equality Party of USA of David North, Jerry White and Niles Neimuth)
But I think that even if the resources are limited the ultra-left should try to think about the creation of a brand new party specifically for ultra-leftists
"All you read and, wear or see and hear on TV is a product begging for your fatass dirty dollar." -Hooker with a Penis
Why?
"I don't need to read Stirner or Perlman to critique them."
Because he's going to pick up the tab for it.
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I don't think I can join any national parties at the moment, atleast not any belonging to any real countries. However, if someone would like to start a political party in an imaginary country, I might be up for that
Campaign for a socialist party in the U.S. is a recent initiative: https://www.facebook.com/campaignforasocialistpartyus/
You can hear a talk they sponsored about W. Liebknecht and the German SPD here: http://chriscutrone.platypus1917.org/?p=2651
What about an Imaginary Party
"whatever they might make would never be the same as that world of dark streets and bright dreams"
http://youtu.be/g-PwIDYbDqI
They mean 'more-revolutionarily-principled' practicing of politics -- which *does* require ongoing material support to maneuever past the prevailing current of the bourgeois paradigm of politics.
