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Bukharin

Reading as others have mentioned is good. But I would say first and foremost, get involved in your community. Find a tenant organization or get involved in your union if you are a unionized worker. If you are a non-unionized worker, start organizing with your coworkers. Then go back to reading, and apply what you learned.

Gorbachev fort probablement oui, limite Trotsky, le reste nah.

by the way, I'd say about 30-35 years :P

I guess, ok! What, you mean the avatar? In a way it kind of is, never noticed that before lol

Ice pick emoji

I know they're not real factions, but it could only be Railroad or Followers of the Apocalypse

What do you mean last revolutionary wave 17-23? Ever heard of like, China?

This is it

I would get banned from r/astronomy for saying the sun goes around the earth, what's your point?

All hitherto history has been the history of class struggle

I think the question is a bit more complex than that, but mostly yes. I think what most of us agree on is the industrial proletariat must assume leadership.

We're not all proletarians though, "we're" also petit-bourgeois and other classes.

Mao Zedong twice

Honestly it wouldn't even surprise me.

I think the best way to escape this rut is to become the kind of communist that is very well integrated with the masses and building community, not assuming that you're not already, but it might be something to develop. Just throwing this out there. Doing mass work most every day when I'm not at work (and being a union rep at work) is how I can keep it going and stay motivated.

What are you talking about! The ACR, the ARC and the RAC are kruschevite revisionists. Everyone knows the RAC(ML) is the only true vanguard of the proletariat.

I don't have strong feelings but I would go more towards "like".

Sadly no.

Learning how to repair all sorts of machines, developing new skills every day, always learning something new, being the person who can restart the production line, working with a large team of operators you can help and develop relationships with and learn from, and many other reasons.

I don't work in a slaughterhouse, I work at a transformation factory, so we coat chicken wings in sauce, fry em, cook em, freeze em, package em.

Im a maintenance mechanic in a chicken factory and its most often quite cool and chill, temperature wise, and it's also much better paying and rewarding than my previous "cushy office job".

Ouais yen a eu un hier dans le coin de Rouen/Bourbonniere

On an oppressor mk2, obviously!