The Party must become the decisive ideological and political leadership of the working class. Winning over the advanced workers is important because the advanced workers determine the character and level of the workers’ movement and are its independent leaders. The relationship between the advanced workers and communists is also a gauge of the development of the working class movement and the state of fusion between the working class and communist movements. It is therefore a gauge of how far the Party has come to becoming the decisive ideological and political leadership of the class as a whole.

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The Party’s tactics, since tactics presuppose the utilisation of all forms of the movement, forms of proletarian organisation, their combination and mutual supplementation, etc., with the object of winning the masses and ensuring strategic success, were also necessarily narrow and without scope...Originally posted by Borracho:Excellent, I'll work it like that once I've achieved the perfect Obristan ending! To help you out with Obristan: you don't need to have the whole family alive to get it. You just need to escape with all of those which aren't dead. If there's no one but your wife still alive and you escape with her then you'll still get the achievement, but if you escape with your wife while your uncle or child is still alive you will get a different Obristan ending with no achievement. It is worth noting that the right to revolution is not an unlimited right. The Declaration of Independence makes it clear that it should only be exercised in extreme circumstances, when a government has become “destructive” and has engaged in a “long train of abuses and usurpations.” Nonviolent resistance does not happen overnight or automatically. It requires an informed and prepared public, keen to the strategy and dynamics of its political power. Although nonviolent campaigns often begin with a committed and experienced core, successful ones enlarge the diversity of participants, maintain nonviolent discipline and expand the types of nonviolent actions they use.

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I know some people do that. My father is one of them. They are called “snow birds”. In the summer, they live up North, and just when the going gets good (aka… fall hits, and temperatures drop) they go south to their Florida homes. But how is that any better? They aren’t escaping precipitation. Ever hear of a hurricane? The Cranberries - Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why CAN`t We ? 1993 The Cranberries - Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why CAN`t We ? 1993. A slogan is a concise and clear formulation of the aims of the struggle, near or remote, given by the leading group, let us say, of the proletariat, by its party. Slogans vary in accordance with the different aims of the struggle, aims embracing either a whole historical period or individual stages and episodes of the given historical period. The slogan “Down with the autocracy” which was first advanced by the “Emancipation of Labour” group in the ’eighties of the last century, was a propaganda slogan, since its aim was to win over to the Party individuals and groups of the most steadfast and sturdy fighters, in the period of the Russo-Japanese war, when the instability of the autocracy became more or less evident to large sections of the working class, this slogan became an agitation slogan, for it was designed to win over vast masses of the toilers.” (“Concerning the Question of Strategy and Tactics of the Russian Communists. Stalin’s Collected Works, Vol. 5, P. 174) The Working Class Makes Revolution Out of Necessity

It is still too soon to assess this moment in historic perspective, but we seem to be living through something like a next-to-worst-case scenario. Trump failed in the end—if we have reached the end—to maintain an illegal grip on power. But his attempted coup made too much headway for comfort, and his supporters are far from finished with their assault on majority rule. An Istanbul court has sentenced a prominent Turkish businessman and philanthropist to life in jail without parole in a landmark case — a verdict campaigners described as an “outrageous” blow to human rights.