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»It is no accident that these "Fundamental Principles of Communist Production and Distribution", which look at communism precisely from the point of view of the wage worker, were born from the heart of the proletariat. As ordinary proletarians who normally do the dirty work, we have asked ourselves how the interests of our class are safeguarded. Therefore, we have not been satisfied with the formula that the social revolution will create new legal relations, but we ourselves will determine the content of these new relations. It goes without saying that the socialism of the intellectuals will contradict these views.«

Group of International Communists

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i think a major flaw of the marxist communization current is to overestimate the role of council communism in the german revolution and to flat out ignore the role movements like expressionism and dadaism played into contributing to an anthropological revolution in course. as a result revolution is conceived of in purely economic terms, meanwhile dadaism is left to be recuperated by culture vultures like kenny g. missed opportunity for a serious engagement with art and revolution. all the dadaists wrote about the german revolution

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