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Another problem with the PSL is that, like many other established left organizations, it expects "discipleship" to its specific theoretical tendencies as a condition for association. For all their bluster about "working-class" organizing, they only consider such valid if the workers in question can be bullied or lectured into PSL's specific line, and subordinated to PSL's specific priorities and aims.

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Seems to me that we of the CPI mentality need to drop leftism/progressivism entirely. We may personally agree with the old progressive values of liberalism (tolerance). But that definition has been inverted. We gotta be there for our working class neighbors, when they turn to libertarianism out of disgust for the corrupt system, and be able to educate them on how we already have a libertarian economy.

Also, the more esposés on PSL, the more hope that a non biased internet search engine, were it to ever exist, would turn up these articles. The non leftist socialist view is hidden now, but it exists and is growing stronger.

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