The Kansas Communist Association* is Wrong About Farmers
The farmer is opposed to the revolutionary masses because they own land. Their psychic anguish is because they fear proletarianization.
The farmer is opposed to the revolutionary masses because they own land. Their psychic anguish is because they fear proletarianization.
The spontaneous development of the people is breaking free of the chains long cast over the struggle for liberation by the Four Opportunists. In every corner of the US Empire, the grip of the opportunists and the tailists is weakening. We must unite the most advanced theory with the most class-conscious elements of the people and we must fight against the settler-socialism of the opportunist groups.
The settler state is once again demonstrating that it does not recognize Indigenous sovereignty in any meaningful sense. They will make any exceptions they need to to ensure they can continue to pillage tribal lands.
“They showed up like the Gestapo.” So says Eric Meyer, son of Joan Meyer, co-owner of the Marion County Record.
What is it like in the warehouse? The mood is somber and depressed. We joke daily about suicide: “Maybe I’ll jump off the Mod.”
The Black community of Kansas City, and their allies, did not wait for the police to act. They demanded action. The masses, primarily the local Black working-class community, poured into the streets. They gathered in front of Lester’s house to demand justice. They gathered in front of the police station to expose the lie of “protect and serve.”
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