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@seherce.bsky.social
2 months ago
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Dinçer Karatepe🔻☆☭ #Sosyalist
Dinçer Karatepe🔻☆☭ #Sosyalist
@dincerk.bsky.social
3 months ago

"büyük katkıda bulunmuş olamaz. #Marx 'ın Kapital'i daha güçlü bir kitaptır. Ama biz #Kapital 'i anlamayı ve doğru dürüst okumayı #AntiDühring aracılığıyla öğrendik. #Kautsky 'nin buradaki belirlemesinde geçen biz sözü #İkinciEnternasyonel 'in diğer..." 7️⃣ +

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@cristofol.org
9 months ago
The contrast between reform and revolution does not consist in the application of force in one case and not in the other. Every juridical and political measure is a force measure which is carried through by the force of the State. Neither do ally particular forms of the application of force, as, for example, street fights, or executions, constitute the essentials of revolution in contrast to reform. These arise from particular circumstances, are not necessarily connected with revolutions, and may easily accompany reform movements. The constitution of the delegates of the third Estate at the National Assembly of France, on June 17, 1789, was an eminently revolutionary act with no apparent use of force. This same France had, on the contrary, in 1774 and 1775, great insurrections for the single and in no way revolutionary purpose of changing the bread tax in order to stop the rise in the price of bread.

The contrast between reform and revolution does not consist in the application of force in one case and not in the other. Every juridical and political measure is a force measure which is carried through by the force of the State. Neither do ally particular forms of the application of force, as, for example, street fights, or executions, constitute the essentials of revolution in contrast to reform. These arise from particular circumstances, are not necessarily connected with revolutions, and may easily accompany reform movements. The constitution of the delegates of the third Estate at the National Assembly of France, on June 17, 1789, was an eminently revolutionary act with no apparent use of force. This same France had, on the contrary, in 1774 and 1775, great insurrections for the single and in no way revolutionary purpose of changing the bread tax in order to stop the rise in the price of bread.

'The contrast between reform and revolution does not consist in the application of force in one case and not in the other.' #Kautsky (1902)

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