The main driver of the work is a criticism of the trend towards reform as the strategy for social change, reaffirming the notion that revolution is indeed the strategy, even if fights for reforms can be viable political maneuvers in certain scenarios.
In a time when the overwhelming trend is still that reform is the only option, western leftists deciding “reform is good” is the point of Reform or Revolution is incredibly on the nose.
A revolution is a total (and sudden) change to the system, reform is well … reworking the current system. you cannot reform when you also are just putting in a new system.
It would be like saying its fix your car AND buy a new one not fix your car or buy a new one…
Can you please explain why?
The main driver of the work is a criticism of the trend towards reform as the strategy for social change, reaffirming the notion that revolution is indeed the strategy, even if fights for reforms can be viable political maneuvers in certain scenarios.
In a time when the overwhelming trend is still that reform is the only option, western leftists deciding “reform is good” is the point of Reform or Revolution is incredibly on the nose.
A revolution is a total (and sudden) change to the system, reform is well … reworking the current system. you cannot reform when you also are just putting in a new system.
It would be like saying its fix your car AND buy a new one not fix your car or buy a new one…