Submitted by PragmaticPaul in Anarchism
From the article
"The myriad of leftist groups and publications today might serve as affinity groups – for education and analysis, for cultural events and a sense of community. But vehicles for class struggle they are not. If you want social change, then bond with your co-workers and neighbors; that’s where it begins. It is time that the entire left realizes what anarchists have always understood.
We need a united class, not a united left, to push the class struggle forward."
GoddamnedVoodooMagic wrote
Considering what historically happens when anarchists merge with the left, I'd heavily advise against it. But if they wish to be fed into a meatgrinder, that's on them.