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Pirate Entertainment hosts a show at the House of Blues Anaheim Feb 24, 2016. The Difference on stage.
Pirate Entertainment hosts a show at the House of Blues Anaheim Feb 24, 2016. The Difference on stage.
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Pirate Entertainment hosts a show at the House of Blues Anaheim Feb 24, 2016. The Difference on stage.
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question,too,those who try to deduce the tactics of the revolutionary proletariat from principles such as:"The Communist Party must keep it`sdoctrine pure, and its independence of reformism inviolate;its mission is to lead the way, without stopping or turning, by the direct road to the communist revolution"-will inevitably fall into error. .
Section 10 Several conclusions .
1-He notes that within two years of the success of Feb. and Oct.1917 revolutions, the international character of the soviets,the spread of this form of struggle and organisation to the world working class movement and the historical mission of the Soviets as the grave-digger,heir and successor of bourgeoise parliamentarianismsm and of bourg. democracy,in general, all became clear .
2-He further notes that the history of the working-class movement shows, that ,in all countries,it is about to go through a struggle waged by communism against, primarily, Menshevism, i.e. opportunism and social -chauvinism(the home brand in each particular country) and then as a complement,so to say, Left-wing communism . .
3-He is most explicit and categorical about the concrete features of revolutionary course in different concrete conditions.He notes'It is now essential that Communists of every country....... -such is the basic task in the historical period that all the advanced countries (and not they alone)are going through.(p567 .
4-After winning over the vanguard, ideologically, against parliamentarianism and bourg.democracy, which is certainly the chief thing,the next step, which may seem-and from a certain viewpoint actually is-less fundamental,but,on the other hand, is actually closer to a practical accomplishment,is:the search after forms of the transition or the approach to the proletarian revolution.'victory cann`t be won with a vanguard alone.........Such is the fundamental law of all great revolutions.....proletariatep568 .
Thus the immediate objective........the new position. 5-Then he makes the crucial point that while acomplete ideological and political victory over opportunism and social -chauvinism was must for the first historical objective,that of winning over the class conscious vanguard of the proletariate, the liquidation of left doctrinairism and full elimination of it`s errors is likewise a must for the .
second and immediate objective of being able to lead the masses to a new position ensuring the victory of the vanguard in the revolution. 6-He underscores the priority of propaganda work,even propaganda circles,despite their parochial limitations in .
winning the proletariate`s vanguard to the side of communism but at the stage of practical action by the masses,at the stage of the alignment of all the class forces in a given society for the final and decisive battle,propagandist methods alone,the mere repitition of the truths of 'pure' communism,are of no avail. .
In the above context,Lenin defines the revolutionary conditions,the necessary conditions for the success of .
revolution-'In these circumstances ,we must ask ourselves,not only whether we have convinced the vanguard of the revolutionary class,but also whether the historically effective forces of all classes-positively of all the classes in a given society,without exception-are arrayed in such a way that:(1)all the clas forces......our victory is assured(p569) .
7-From above, he draws attention to a very important point that thedifferences among various layers of ruling classes-and with insignificant national distinctions,these political types exist in all countries-are quite minor and insignificant from the standpoint of pure i.e. abstract communism,the communism that has not yet matured to the stage of practical political action by the masses. However,from the standpoint of this practical action by the masses,these differences are most important.To take due account of these differences,and to determine the moment when the inevitable conflicts between these "friends",which weaken and enfeeble all the 'friends' taken together,wll have come to a head-that is the concen, the task of a Communist who wants to be not merely a class-conscious and convinced propagandist of ideas, but a practical leader of the masses in the revolution .
8-From above,he concludes'It is necessary to link the strictet devotion to the ideas of communism with the ability to effect all the necessary compromises,tacks,concilliatory manoeuvres,zig-zags,retreats and so on,in order to speedup achievement and then loss of political power bythe Hendesons(the heroes of 2nd international,if we are not to name the individual representatives of petty bourg. democracy who call themselves socialists) to accelerate their inevitable bankruptcy in practice,which will enlightan the massesin the spirit of our ideas...;to accelerate the .
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as:"The Communist Party must keep it`sdoctrine pure, and its independence of reformism inviolate;its mission is to lead the way, without stopping or turning, by the direct road to the communist revolution"-will inevitably fall into error. .
Section 10 Several conclusions .
1-He notes that within two years of the success of Feb. and Oct.1917 revolutions, the international character of the soviets,the spread of this form of struggle and organisation to the world working class movement and the historical mission of the Soviets as the grave-digger,heir and successor of bourgeoise parliamentarianismsm and of bourg. democracy,in general, all became clear 2-He further notes that the history of the working-class movement shows, that ,in all countries,it is about to go through a struggle waged by communism against, primarily, Menshevism, i.e. opportunism and social -chauvinism(the home brand in each particular country) and then as a complement,so to say, Left-wing communism . 3-He is most explicit and categorical about the concrete features of revolutionary course in different concrete conditions.He notes'It is now essential that Communists of every country....... -such is the basic task in the historical period that all the advanced countries (and not they alone)are going through.(p567 4-After winning over the vanguard, ideologically, against parliamentarianism and bourg.democracy, which is certainly the chief thing,the next step, which may seem-and from a certain viewpoint actually is-less fundamental,but,on the other hand, is actually closer to a practical accomplishment,is:the search after forms of the transition or the approach to the proletarian revolution.'victory cann`t be won with a vanguard alone.........Such is the fundamental law of all great revolutions.....proletariatep568 Thus the immediate objective........the new position. 5-Then he makes the crucial point that while acomplete ideological and political victory over opportunism and social -chauvinism was must for the first historical objective,that of winning over the class conscious vanguard of the proletariate, the liquidation of left doctrinairism and full elimination of it`s errors is likewise a must for the second and immediate objective of being able to lead the masses to a new position ensuring the victory of the vanguard in the revolution. 6-He underscores the priority of propaganda work,even propaganda circles,despite their parochial limitations in winning the proletariate`s vanguard to the side of communism but at the stage of practical action by the masses,at the stage of the alignment of all the class forces in a given society for the final and decisive battle,propagandist methods alone,the mere repitition of the truths of 'pure' communism,are of no avail. In the above context,Lenin defines the revolutionary conditions,the necessary conditions for the success of revolution-'In these circumstances ,we must ask ourselves,not only whether we have convinced the vanguard of the revolutionary class,but also whether the historically effective forces of all classes-positively of all the classes in a given society,without exception-are arrayed in such a way that:(1)all the clas forces......our victory is assured(p569) 7-From above, he draws attention to a very important point that thedifferences among various layers of ruling classes-and with insignificant national distinctions,these political types exist in all countries-are quite minor and insignificant from the standpoint of pure i.e. abstract communism,the communism that has not yet matured to the stage of practical political action by the masses. However,from the standpoint of this practical action by the masses,these differences are most important.To take due account of these differences,and to determine the moment when the inevitable conflicts between these "friends",which weaken and enfeeble all the 'friends' taken together,wll have come to a head-that is the concen, the task of a Communist who wants to be not merely a class-conscious and convinced propagandist of ideas, but a practical leader of the masses in the revolution 8-From above,he concludes'It is necessary to link the strictet devotion to the ideas of communism with the ability to effect all the necessary compromises,tacks,concilliatory manoeuvres,zig-zags,retreats and so on,in order to speedup achievement and then loss of political power bythe Hendesons(the heroes of 2nd international,if we are not to name the individual representatives of petty bourg. democracy who call themselves .
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