• TheFogan@programming.dev
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    4 hours ago

    I think that’s about step 1… if the republicans were gone… more democrats would be challanged from the left. Either a real left wing party could be established. Or democrats would be able to consistantly be forced in the right direction. The biggest problem is the constant if we don’t 100% unify quickly we risk the facists taking over and creating messes that will take 10 years of good policy to reverse even if we get a perfect candidate in, is the giant problem.

    • Cowbee [he/they]@lemmy.ml
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      3 hours ago

      There are two major problems:

      1. The Democrats are a bourgeois party, they cannot be reformed from within because their entire base is the capitalist class.

      2. The state in the US isn’t a neutral state, because the state is a product of class struggle. The state in the US is a capitalist state, one with the specific characteristics of a capitalist superstructure. You cannot reform this into socialism, you have to break it and replace it.