File spoon-archives/marxism-international.archive/marxism-international_1997/97-04-23.140, message 31


Date: Tue, 22 Apr 97 17:10:12 EDT
From: boddhisatva <kbevans-AT-panix.com>
Subject: Re: M-I: 'democracy'





	
		Neil,



	As usual you respond to my points with vague assertions of what "will
be".  Separation of powers, law, and all these other extremely important
things which you call bourgeois trappings simply because they, like the rest
of the apparatus of society are controlled and distorted by the bourgeoisie,
anticipate conflict among people of good will with the same general purpose. 
Revolutionary party models do not, and are therefore hopeless.  That
socialism may create new organs of state with a broader constituency (such as
workers' councils, unions, co-ops, etc.) not only fails to negate my point,
but supports it.  Socialism cannot be inflicted on any but the bourgeoisie
who would stand between the worker and his due.  Revolutionary party models
inevitably do just that.  


	Reading merely the headlines of history would demonstrate that to you
perfectly if you came to such a reading with clear eyes.




	peace




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