Going forward

There's absolutely nothing wrong with sectarianism.

left unity is undisciplined unity, there can be no compromise between the red and the pink, pink being fundamentally bouj

yeah, fuck sectarianism! popular front strategies will surely work this time! the last time they were an unequivocal failure was just an aberration

Get reading and find a way prepare newcomers for leftist theory. I'm a brainlet so i'm not doing too good on the reading part.

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Just because some unions have shitty leadership desn't mean that unionising is a bad thing in itself. Better than not being organized at all, which is at least guaranteed to yield you fuck-all.

Yeah I guess I'll start voting democrat and wearing my pussy hat too. I'm a communist, you LARPing loser. I'm not going to compromise for "better than nothing"

Organize IRL.

Lmao, so this means you opt for staying un-organized until the revolution eventually comes? The only way for workers to consistently wield any kind of power as a class, is through unionizing. It's also a good way to spread class consciousness, get workers experienced in political and organizational work, etc. Giving up on unionizing just because your current union is shit is akin to disregarding the concept of political parties just because some parties are shit.

Also funny that you resort to purity spiraling when faced with this obvious critique

I'm here lol

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I think we should be regularly engaging the public with the simple message that communism, not "leftism" not even "socialism" (as it's frequently misunderstood to mean socdem) is the only way that will lead to a better future for all. Denounce idpol, and emphasize and explain the core facets of communism as Marx's conceptions of materialism, class struggle, and the inherent flaws of commodity production.

We must rigidly stand by this and make ourselves seen. So when shit hits the fan and people do move away from popular politics, they'll have reason to come to us. I fail to seen any meaningful far left movements building momentum until first world workers see their livelihoods, no matter how luxurious or modest, threatened by the capitalist class.