Reform or Revolution?

Im starting to become more revolutionary and almost don't really care about reforms that much. Most parties I see that are "revolutionary" suck, they are mostly protest groups that have a couple of niche issues they protest, idpol obsessed, or old trots. Democrat Cops of America is basically an arm of the democratic party and hence the state. I want a pure marxist class party that doesn't cuck to the state or reformist. Where do I go? (america)

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Marxists utilize all methods of struggle, you are lapsing into ultra-leftist error.

Just listen to the advice straight out of Marx's pen.


Why are you larping as a 1850 socialist? Move on, political and material conditions have changed. You're not going to have an insurrection.

DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION NOW!

The irony of this post combined with that Marx quote you posted

This. Reform vs revolution has devolved into one of the most bizarre false dichotomies since authoritarian vs libertarian. It's hard to overstate how useless weenies like OP and this weenie are to the cause. All you need to do is deviate from their perfect strategy even a little and they'll start squealing about you're not a real communist or w/e. Just isolate them before they can do any harm and ignore this thread.

surprised I got the responses like the ones above, I thought leftypol was more anti establishment than that. Anyways someone in another forum told me about the Marxist center, will be checking that out.

lol yeah because if you take american institutions, customs and traditions into account you definitely think "maybe a communist revolution?"


Easy now, kitten.

Kill all liberals and dissidents then revolt harder. It's the only way forward.

The American institutions are still viewed as legitimate by a vast majority of people, that is the reason why they should be utilized by communists in gain politic power. But, like I said earlier in this thread, Marxists utilize all methods of struggle. What methods will be used depends on a detailed examination of the conditions in America. Marxism learns as well from mass-practice. In the current stage the democratic institutions are a place that should be worked towards, but to exclusively limit ourselves to operating within the bourgeois state is right-opportunist. You are proposing that revolution should be jettisoned wholesale for reformism and playing the role of the "loyal opposition" to the bourgeoisie and American oligarchy.

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