I see it differently. The offensive by the owning class has been ongoing for over a century in the US. The division in the working class is a result of this offensive. The division doesn’t cause the offensive.
The solution is and will always be revolution. The problem is that fascism has been planted and allowed to grow. Revolution in the US in the present day has 2 very likely outcomes: 1) it is a patsoc fascist movement, 2) it is a vanguardist movement that spends its first decade fighting an existential civil war with fascist partisans.
Neither of these outcomes will benefit the working class in the first decade.
I’m afraid I’m inclined to agree with you on the 2 likely outcomes of today. I want to say I do not believe a fascist movement would benefit the working class at all, I believe only the latter option would lead to any positive outcome if we were forced to move forward today.
I see it differently. The offensive by the owning class has been ongoing for over a century in the US. The division in the working class is a result of this offensive. The division doesn’t cause the offensive.
The solution is and will always be revolution. The problem is that fascism has been planted and allowed to grow. Revolution in the US in the present day has 2 very likely outcomes: 1) it is a patsoc fascist movement, 2) it is a vanguardist movement that spends its first decade fighting an existential civil war with fascist partisans.
Neither of these outcomes will benefit the working class in the first decade.
I’m afraid I’m inclined to agree with you on the 2 likely outcomes of today. I want to say I do not believe a fascist movement would benefit the working class at all, I believe only the latter option would lead to any positive outcome if we were forced to move forward today.