Social and Democratic Reforms and the Worker's Struggle

Reformism can take as the basis of a strategy in evolutionary, superficial, and mechanical conception of the class struggle. The worker's struggle is marked by victories and feats, advances and setbacks with feedback loops that have the dragging effect. It is during such periodic upheavals that the working class can make qualitative leaps in its organization and awareness. This complexity of theclass struggle is what the art of politics demands of revolutionaries.