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  • hagensfohawk [none/use name]
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    4 years ago

    I don't think we have much disagreement. I don't think the pitch is "fuck the constitution." I think it requires a period of propagandizing the failures of the constitution as a governing document, tons of street protest and labor unrest, likely violent confrontations with the state.

    There would have to be so much instability that the bourgeoisie allow for a people's parliament, new constitutional convention, however you want to frame it, as a means of pacifying the masses.

    • MagisterSinister [he/him,comrade/them]
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      4 years ago

      It's wild how incapable they've become of stabilizing the system that guarantees their wealth. I guess it's inevitable when nations constantly compete for lower taxes, lower wages, less worker protections, but it's still so ridiculous that the bourgoisie views the moderate left as a threat to their interests and not as the only thing that could save them from getting a very short haircut :gui:

    • Oxbinder [any]
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      4 years ago

      nice thread. You two make me think that we need to behave as the Indian people in their pursuit of independence in the 20th. Drive them out! Non-violently, of course. Looking for our Gandhi.