Topic on Talk:Freedom Road Socialist Organization

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Different in what sense?
Different in what sense?


Politicians in congress do not care about the proletariat, they are part of the duopoly to stop socialism from surging.
{{quote|Politicians in congress do not care about the proletariat, they are part of the duopoly to stop socialism from surging.}}
> And lone actions like these are influenced by the party and their indiciative of the party's real theory.


I doubt the person who joined the server and the former prolewiki editor are any indication of the party itself. Especially the former prolewiki editor, who just recently joined the FRSO.
So are local bourgeois politicians.


{{quote|Also, no one tried to defend the PCUSA article when I edited it to state that they defended Patriotic Socialism and that they are therefore revisionist.}}
{{quote|I doubt the person who joined the server and the former prolewiki editor are any indication of the party itself. Especially the former prolewiki editor, who just recently joined the FRSO.}}
 
Well, it's still possible. Under historical materialism the group is a collection of individuals; therefore the individual can influence the collective and the collective can influence the individual.
 
and what are you basing that doubt on?


{{quote|False equivalence. Patsocism is proven to be a tailist, reactionary ideology.}}
{{quote|False equivalence. Patsocism is proven to be a tailist, reactionary ideology.}}


It's proven because the U.S is a settler colonial ideology.
It's proven because the U.S is a settler colonial country.


Likewise, it is proven that endorsing bourgeois parties will not help the working class. FRSO endorsing a fucking democrat, without any explanation for why this is necessary is therefore proof of opportunism.
Likewise, it is proven that endorsing bourgeois parties will not help the working class. FRSO endorsing a fucking democrat, without any explanation for why this is necessary is therefore proof of opportunism.