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It’s not just London either. I saw about 20 people marching down my road today with UK and England flags, and we’re in a little seaside town hundreds of miles away from London. There must be protests like this going on all over the country.

  • Eiren (she/her)English
    81·
    3 个月前

    Unfortunately, it seems like all of the self-described ML movements here are nazbol-adjacent at best.

      • Horse {they/them}English
        6·
        3 个月前

        the last one that tried disintegrated after barely 3(?) years of operation over internal drama

        • darkernations
          4·
          3 个月前

          Out of curiosity which one was it?

          Marxism is a science; it must be understood from the lessons of the past to build more robust solutions. Not easy but not impossible; we know this because within capital are the seeds of its own destruction. We are often forged by the failures we did not willingly choose.

            • darkernations
              7·
              3 个月前

              Sometimes discipline comes out of necessity when the conditions of capital become so stark that unity is surivival. Having said that, it is unbecoming of us self-proclaimed MLs to rely on such “passivity”; it reeks of privilege to renege the duty of action.

              • Horse {they/them}English
                9·
                3 个月前

                by undisciplined mess i mean:

                • parts of the party kept secrets from other parts of the party
                • there was a lot of bizarre maoism that did not fit the material conditions of the uk at all
                • it was supposed to be demcent but wasn’t particularly effective at it in practice (see the secrecy part)
                • the death blow to the party was when an individual member threw a tantrum and deleted the party’s online presence over the heads of the party at large and the central committee

                overall it was deeply unserious