So Democrat Cops of America is ruled by the Jacobin Magazine clique known as Momentum. Their current caucus is called Bread and Roses. As far as I understand, they are Kautskyites rather than Leninists. I am relatively new to the left and only vaguely understand the revolutionary Leninst model.
How does it differ from Kautskyism and how does that affect the practical strategies Democrat Cops of America will take of the "Marxist Centrists" continue to dominate both nationally and locally in major chapters?
That sucks. Though I do believe a return of radical social democracy could be useful.
Owen Anderson
I take it as a vehicle to meet up with different kinds of leftists since its multi-tendency platform allows for many different types of socialists to interact with one another. I, and neither should any comrades who decide to join, don't believe its participation in bourgeois democracy will result in anything as long as its succdem leadership continues.
Jordan Ward
Literally read State and Revolution and WITBD.
Jacob Allen
lmao, explain
Daniel Campbell
Jacobin published an article explicitly defending kautskyism which got a fair deal of attention, in effect triggering and dabbing on every leninist.
Elijah Cox
lmao, i thought kautsky was just some whack nibba in the dustbin of history that got memed on in state and revolution
Kevin Long
Lenin actually still recommended some of Kautsky's early books. There was a reason he got such a great reputation at first.
Ian Gomez
that's not to say Kautsky didn't suck ass later on.
Angel Fisher
He was but then Americans who got woke on Capitalism but are still too scared to actually be communists because their grandpa who got stabbed by a gook in Vietnam might get mad at them or their dad who owns a "small" business and paid their way into Petite-Bourg University might be upset so noe they're trying to make kautsky cool again to justify not actually doing anything to end capitalism
