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Thursday, April 28, 2016

Democratic Socialism: Social democracy.

Democratic Socialism, a term made popular today by presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, is a subject that needs to be commented on from a real Marxist perspective.

Democratic Socialism is nothing more than an illogical reference to social democracy. The Democratic Socialism that Bernie talks about, is nothing more than a well-regulated capitalist economy, more liberal than non-regulated conservative style capitalism; Or in other words, social democracy. Social democracy is juxtaposed to fascism. With its shared corporatist model and capitalist mode of production, social democracy is of liberal influence; its liberal pacifism weakens the worker revolution, making the fight against capitalism ever more difficult as the working class stays sedated by its liberalism. Prior to WW II, the Social-Democrats were referred to as “social fascists” by the communists for their eagerness to pacify the emerging fascist movement in Europe. Rather than build a united front against fascism as called for by the communists, the Social-Democrats cooperated with the fascists and weakened the left resistance in Europe.

“Sometimes, the worst enemy isn't the opposition in the battlefield, it's the reactionary in the party”

Social democracy, the variant of fascism, must survive with the existence of fascism; The reason for this is that Social-Democrats sedate the working class through reactionary liberalism, selling them the lies of compassionate capitalism, ignoring the privatization, exploitation and wage slavery that capitalism uses to thrive. Fascism is a right-wing system birthed out of the decaying capitalist right-wing populism, misleading angry, divided working people and forcing them against themselves and against others abroad. Classic example of this is the campaign of Donald Trump.

On the other hand, Social-Democrats like Bernie Sanders, speak of “Democratic socialism” using Scandinavia as their model, while slandering the Soviet Union and twentieth century socialism; Social-Democrats see socialist planned economies, that overthrew the capitalist class, and suppress it, as “undemocratic” and “totalitarian.” What must be clearly understood is that democracy can never be true with the allowance of capitalist influence to pervert it and twist it against the workers. Allow capitalist parasites power and they will use it to politically destroy the workers state, and use it to exploit the working class once more. Proletarian democracy is the genuine example of a free, democratic society, and in any real democracy, suppression of parasites, like the capitalist class, is important to preserve the democracy for the proletariat.


As Marxists, the fight against fascism, is as important as the fight against liberalism; And part of the fight against liberalism, is the fight against social democracy, which automatically ties in to the fight against fascism. Overall, it is still part of our main fight, which is the fight against capitalism.

Tuesday, April 5, 2016

PCUSA 1st Congress

I've been in New York, specifically upstate, at Arrow Park for the PCUSA Congress. This will be the first post on my blog that has pictures, but I hope you enjoy the photos (below) as much as you enjoy this short commentary.

We, the PCUSA, met at Arrow Park; A mansion that holds an important historic connection to the workers movement. The history, which can be found at the Arrow Park NY website, is below:

"The lodge at Arrow Park was commissioned and built in 1909 by Julia Cooper and Schuyler Schieffelin. Bowen Bancroft Smith was the architect and the house was made as much a part of its site for it seems to grow right out of a bowl shaped hollow on the side of a steep valley, near a thirty foot waterfall and resembles an italian villa over looking the lake.


Schieffelin and Cooper prior to moving to Monroe were living in Tuxedo Park. Rumor has it that Schieffelin, a great friend of Harriman became angry when Harriman was denied the purchase of a house in Tuxedo Park so in solidarity to his friend, Schieffelin bought 600 acres from Mr. Harriman and began construction on this wonderful home containing many important architectural and design elements and ideals of the Arts and Crafts movement in America.

In 1948 the house was sold to AROW Farms, Inc. AROW or the American Russian Organized Workers, were a group of working class Slavic folks from the Boroughs of New York City and Newark. They were looking for a place of rest and recreation for their children in the countryside. They sold 2000 stock certificates for $100.00 a piece and with the $200,000 they raised formed a committee to find an appropriate property near the city."

It was a beautiful place, with an amazing view from the library, a beach on the lake, and 4 statues; 3 Russian, 1 American.

Moving on, I believe everyone got to the congress early (with the exception of a few) and helped put things together before starting. The first day, which was for the U.S. Friends of the Soviet People, was an amazing learning experience as we had two famous Marxist writers talk about their books involving Soviet history. 

Second day, which was workshops, presenting greetings from communist parties around the world, and the distributing of membership cards; It was a rather amazing experience as we discussed issues like racism, women's rights, imperialism, and labor at the workshops, a learning experience for many.

Third day, which was a more party re-organizing day, as we voted in a new central committee, me being a member of such; voted on new policies, and a new secretariat, which was a unanimous vote for our old secretariat. 

There was no other event I could truly say, was more consumed with unity and democracy, than this one; As we had other party representatives join party members in solidarity at this amazing event, and even had new members join us. 

The Statues:


Yanka Kupala (1882-1942)


Alexander Pushkin (1799-1857)


Walt Whitman (1819-1892)


Taras Shevchenko (1814-1861)


The literature distribution tables:





First day; U.S. Friends of the Soviet Peoples:



Second day; The attending comrades:




Third day; Group photo: