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          4 hours ago

          I agree with you and believe that it is a great action. It is not revolutionary, that’s the whole point. It might lead to a revolution down the line, still.

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            3 hours ago

            How is organizing, which is critical for revolution in the first place, not revolutionary? Weren’t you saying adventurism was revolutionary earlier?

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              3 hours ago

              A political party is organizing too. The organization is a great step, but is not revolutionary in itself. Not nowadays, it was in the past, though.

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                3 hours ago

                Organizing in a revolutionary political party is revolutionary, because it actually does advance the class struggle.

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                  2 hours ago

                  Let’s say the party dissolves today and the members stop being politically active. Could any action of the party up until today be considered revolutionary?

                  Remember, I am not saying organization is wrong or unnecessary, just that organizing at a time where is completely legal is not revolutionary in itself.