>>2855112A revolutionary socialist party striving for the supremacy of the proletariat must remain independent of the bourgeoisie in order to propagate its ideas among the masses. To this end, it requires an anti-imperialist policy based on solidarity with workers worldwide and opposition to any financing of financial capital's dominance abroad—without exception; this includes arms sales, loans, and aid that sustain capitalist-imperialist hegemony.
Necessary political slogans include: guaranteed public employment; a reduction in the workday; wage equality within unions, alongside the removal of all barriers preventing the formation and action of radical unions; the abolition of contracts with private companies in favor of public enterprises that compete against private firms in the market; the unionization of all workers; and labor and civil rights for all workers—including immigrants—with wage parity vis-à-vis native workers and compensation for any intensified exploitation, with the cost always borne by the capitalists. Furthermore, workers must have the legal right to pursue litigation at the capitalists' expense, and pensions must be removed from the realm of financial speculation, becoming a public guarantee controlled by the pensioners themselves, with costs covered by the capitalists who exploited the workers, backed by state guarantees. Maternity and paternity must be guaranteed by the government, and the cost of child-rearing must be borne by society; society bears the responsibility of caring for the elderly and the disabled.
All banks must be nationalized and controlled by a workers' council—free of speculators and capitalists—to regulate the minimum wage by linking it to the cost of food and workers' necessities, thereby minimizing the impact of inflation on the workforce. All government spending must be transparent and overseen by a popular workers' council to politicize every public expenditure through participatory budgeting; any fiscal responsibility laws must be abolished. Public enterprises are to be managed by workers' councils, excluding capitalists. Public debts must be audited, and all obligations and contracts with private companies reviewed, with the aim of ending speculation on public debt and bankrupting private firms so that cooperatives and public enterprises can dominate; cheap credit and debt should be used
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