You envision a party as a massive coalition akin to the Bolshevisks in 1915.
You do realize that it started decades before then with a handful of people meeting in someone’s basement, local library, or a park, and discussing ways as to how they could support their local community while building socialist awareness and class consciousness, right?
Get your hands out from under your butt and do something, anything, instead of whining about how horrible and pointless doing anything is.
I’m sure the homeless man you give a bowl of food to won’t think what actions you take with a local party were useless. I’m sure the poor tenet who you showed up to defend from eviction wouldn’t think the same as you now.
Join the PSL preferably, but if they don’t exist near you, join literally any group near you dedicated to bringing positive social change from a Marxist perspective.
If not, then start your own branch of a party, or set up a club to do community projects with. Even if the only people who bothered to show up were you, an old man, and two skater anarchists. Because I promise you that if you keep building, and avoiding sooner mindsets. Then your group won’t stay that small.
You envision a party as a massive coalition akin to the Bolshevisks in 1915.
You do realize that it started decades before then with a handful of people meeting in someone’s basement, local library, or a park, and discussing ways as to how they could support their local community while building socialist awareness and class consciousness, right?
Get your hands out from under your butt and do something, anything, instead of whining about how horrible and pointless doing anything is.
I’m sure the homeless man you give a bowl of food to won’t think what actions you take with a local party were useless. I’m sure the poor tenet who you showed up to defend from eviction wouldn’t think the same as you now.
Join the PSL preferably, but if they don’t exist near you, join literally any group near you dedicated to bringing positive social change from a Marxist perspective.
If not, then start your own branch of a party, or set up a club to do community projects with. Even if the only people who bothered to show up were you, an old man, and two skater anarchists. Because I promise you that if you keep building, and avoiding sooner mindsets. Then your group won’t stay that small.
Every little bit helps.
PSL or FRSO are good parties to look for or start in your area.