Re: AUT: strategy/ies

[Gerald Levy <glevy@xxxxxxxxx>]

> > "The" working
> >class is heterogeneous, divided, hierarchical, often in conflict within
> >itself.

Did you ever notice that the ones who don't appreciate this point and
instead clamour over and over for "unity" (as if it were some sort of
magical formula) are often the biggest opponents in practice to unity?

Also: did you notice that the same people for whom "unity" is all
important often abstain from or SELL-OUT other struggles by the WORKING
CLASS because what is needed is ... "unity"?

How does none build unity *in practice* by indifference to the struggles
of the working class? If that's what "unity" is, then I say screw it! With
that kind of "unity" there will never be a revolution.

Jerry



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