What objectives and strategies do the Democrat Party and the Communist Party USA (CPUSA) have in common?
Mark Alexander · Jul. 24, 2019
(Excerpt)
Over the last decade, the political and policy positions of the
Communist Party USA (CPUSA) and those of the Socialist Democrat Party leadership increasingly constitute a distinction without much difference — Democrats are just more tactful than communists (sometimes).
So, what objectives and strategies do the Democrat Party and the
Communist Party USA (CPUSA) have in common?
Most notably, both are advocates of the Cloward-Piven Strategy, which is the ‘60s-era brainchild of two hard-left academics to “end poverty” by creating an economic crisis that would lead to the collapse of capitalism resulting in its replacement with socialism.
Indeed, the Dems. that were once the champion of blue-collar workers now supports the greatest threat to labor, wage growth, and the economy overall: by soaking up enormous taxpayer resources wherever possible in order to collapse capitalism resulting in its replacement with socialism.
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What objectives and strategies do the Democrat Party and the Communist Party USA (CPUSA) have in common?
Mark Alexander · Jul. 24, 2019
(Excerpt)
Over the last decade, the political and policy positions of the
Communist Party USA (CPUSA) and those of the Socialist Democrat Party leadership increasingly constitute a distinction without much difference — Democrats are just more tactful than communists (sometimes).
So, what objectives and strategies do the Democrat Party and the
Communist Party USA (CPUSA) have in common?
Most notably, both are advocates of the Cloward-Piven Strategy, which is the ‘60s-era brainchild of two hard-left academics to “end poverty” by creating an economic crisis that would lead to the collapse of capitalism resulting in its replacement with socialism.
Indeed, the Dems. that were once the champion of blue-collar workers now supports the greatest threat to labor, wage growth, and the economy overall: by soaking up enormous taxpayer resources wherever possible in order to collapse capitalism resulting in its replacement with socialism.
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