By CHARLES D. BROWN , Esq.
Subject: History of class struggle in DP
So my position is that since FDR a
genuine class struggle goes on in the DP. Sometimes the Proletariat wins ;
sometimes the Bourgeoisie wins . The bourgeoisie dominate the Republicans
steadily; no class struggle in the Republican Party .
With FDR the working
class won , he was among other major reforms , 40 HOUR WORKWEEK , THE
HAYMARKET MAY DAY DEMAND . You know the one Communist Parties famously
celebrate every year . That alone knocks the stuffing out of your whole
Democratic Party has done nothing for us, the Proletariat.
But there was the
rest of the New Deal Then as I say_ a real class struggle goes on in the DP
in which sometimes the Bourgeoisie win , which speaks to all your criticisms
above , including in the first place Democrat Truman started the Cold War ;
and put the whole national board of the CPUSA , my Party, in prison ! This
was before the Republican McCarthy. I and my Party have felt the sting of DP
backstabbing more than you ! We know the treachery of Democrats better than
you. But we don’t allow that cause us to subjectively take on a dogmatic
anti-Democratic Party attitude.
Things change ; with Kennedy and Johnson,
another big pro-proletarian reform is won. And Kennedy was assassinated by
fanatics anti-Communists in the CIA for being soft on Communism. He allowed
the Cuban revolution to survive , he didn’t escalate in Viet Nam and he made
a nuclear testing ban treaty with the Soviets. Cuba still stands The test
ban treaty was important for the International Proletariat in that period .
Johnson of course got the message and invaded The Dominican Republic when
there was an insurrection there ; and escalated in Viet Nam . However ,
Johnson basically followed the demands of the peace movement by not running
for re-election. And at that point the leading candidates for President in
the Democratic Party were for ending the war , again the dominant influence
in the material interest of the International Proletariat.
Then of course
LBJ passed the Great Society / a War on Poverty and Civil Rights Act. The
low incomed and Black People are major sections of the proletariat. So this
is another major reform victory through the Democratic Party. Meanwhile the
Elephant in the room that you are blind too is moving steadily to the right
, leaping to the antiproletarian right with Reaganism
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