Glad to see someone arguing from basics. Class has never disappeared, nor has capitalist exploitation. One sad side effect of the deindustrialisation of Britain, and the withering of trade unions, is that these ideas are no longer being shared in workplaces, helping to raise political consciousness. This leaves an open field for the poisonous ideas of racists to flourish unopposed, for example. We must organise and argue through community action.
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Glad to see someone arguing from basics. Class has never disappeared, nor has capitalist exploitation. One sad side effect of the deindustrialisation of Britain, and the withering of trade unions, is that these ideas are no longer being shared in workplaces, helping to raise political consciousness. This leaves an open field for the poisonous ideas of racists to flourish unopposed, for example. We must organise and argue through community action.