Freedom Is Always And Exclusively Freedom For

On The One Hand, We Have The Mass; On The Other, Its Historic Goal, Located Outside Of Existing Society. On One Hand, We Have The Day-to-day Struggle; On The Other, The Social Revolution. It Follows That This Movement Can Best Advance By Tacking Betwixt And Between The Two Dangers By Which It Is Constantly Being Threatened. One Is The Loss Of Its Mass Character; The Other, The Abandonment Of Its Goal. One Is The Danger Of Sinking Back To The Condition Of A Sect; The Other, The Danger Of Becoming A Movement Of Bourgeois Social Reform.

Those Who Don't Move Don't Notice Their Chains.

Friedrich Engels Once Said: "bourgeois Society Stands At The Crossroads, Either Transition To Socialism Or Regression Into Barbarism." What Does "regression Into Barbarism" Mean To Our Lofty European Civilization? Until Now, We Have All Probably Read And Repeated These Words Thoughtlessly, Without Suspecting Their Fearsome Seriousness. A Look Around Us At This Moment Shows What The Regression Of Bourgeois Society Into Barbarism Means. This World War Is A Regression Into Barbarism. The Triumph Of Imperialism Leads To The Annihilation Of Civilization.

Marxism Must Abhor Nothing So Much As The Possibility That It Becomes Congealed In Its Current Form. It Is At Its Best When Butting Heads In Self-criticism, And In Historical Thunder And Lightning, It Retains Its Strength.

The Self-discipline Of The Social Democracy Is Not Merely The Replacement Of The Authority Of Bourgeois Rulers With The Authority Of A Socialist Central Committee. The Working Class Will Acquire The Sense Of The New Discipline, The Freely Assumed Self-discipline Of The Social Democracy, Not As A Result Of The Discipline Imposed On It By The Capitalist State, But By Extirpating, To The Last Root, Its Old Habits Of Obedience And Servility.