The ongoing student, and non-student protests (and also those of Belgium, Italy, and Albania to a weaker extent) are promising signs of revolution, BUT if this is only the start it is the end.
Occuptions, student strikes, riotting, and arson don't overthrow the state only dual power (ex establishing parallel political Institutions) will make these amount to anything beyond a histotical footnote. The only form of dual power that exists is theoractial, and I will give credit to the students attempting to create assembies and trade unions also attempting so, but unless THEY ACTUALLY DO IT the protests will be a fail.
And if these fail the state will just have more of a justifcation to further its surveillance state and prevent anymore uprisings, this is why the USA looks pathetic right now its not because people aren't mad its because the bourgesis state kidnaps anyone who attempts them and aids reformist liberals.
TLDR no organization dual power = these protests will die out and stregthen the bourgesis state in the long-term.
>Albania to a weaker extent
They actually trashed ministry buildings and lit them on fire.
>>2934563>this is why the USA looks pathetic right now its not because people aren't mad its because the bourgesis state kidnaps anyone who attempts them and aids reformist liberals.lol insecure yank needs to copepost because his volk is getting mogged by frenchgods
degenerate americans always talking about their guns yet they are enslaved by a bourgeois capitalist cabal
And?
No, bro, if we just tip over one more garbage can the masses will finally figure it out and rise up and overthrow the state bro. Just trust me, bro
>>2934566what revolutionary government has the protests established
this is what happens when you don't form a mass party during crisis the socdems/stalinists come in and then do nothing
>>2934565Police stations? Military bases? Personal domains of the bourgeoisie?
>>2934680Post this whenever that guy asks if wealth is getting redistributed or something
>>2934687Even if the protests accomplish nothing, little things like this still demonstrate a degree of class consciousness in the youth, which is always a good sign as it could radicalize further due to future events. Most revolutions followed years of unrest,riots, coups and failed revolutions until they suceeded. Contradictions take time to build up and societies need time to reach a breaking point. These riots are probably not the revolution, but they are symptoms of a country getting ready for one.
>>2934689you are not a leftist
>>2934698Correct. I'm Marxist.
>>2934701You "people" are insufferable.
>>2934688I guess but its still disappointing since there is a ongoing crisis that could be turned into a revolutionary crisis for the bourgesisie but it isn't. The disorganized nature of the riots (ex burning random buildings not gov ones or banks/financial Institutions) will alienate much of the french population. Theres a reason we all love Luigi but we don't all love Tyler Robinson, its because Luigi targeted the bourgesis class itself, if the protests wish to result in anything they must rapidly organize in a mass party and occupy the BANKS!
>>2934701Go back to the bordy ultra
>>2934702>>2934703>mutual aid is MarxistLassalle won.
>>2934563picrel: trotskyist at a riot
>>2934680>>2934687based
>>2934689Class consciousness is when you realize that your struggle and the panhandler's struggle is the same struggle.
>>2934719>Class consciousness is when you realize that your struggle and the panhandler's struggle is the same struggle.That isn't mutual aid.
Anyways doesn't matter because even homeless in the West live better lives than much of the world. Extreme poverty is basically non-existent in the West.
>>2934703>There's a reason we all love Luigi but we don't all love Tyler RobinsonIt's because Luigi is hawt.
>>2934721dude touch grass i bet you never even slept on the street before
>>2934730my rebuttal is that you need to touch grass and don't be talking about what you don't know
>>2934744So no rebuttal. Got it.