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Socialism is a common-sense path to a fairer, more prosperous and more democratic USA. Socialism is also a desperate necessity as capitalism and its unrelenting drive for profits threaten to make our planet uninhabitable. Working families in America – the 99% - between us create all the products and services that make our country the richest nation in the history of humankind. It doesn’t make sense that these collectively produced resources are owned and controlled by a tiny handful of billionaires. The fight for socialism is a dynamic process to fulfill the vision of a future of peace, justice and fairness for our nation and our world.
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Have a question about CPUSA and our stance on issues? Our CPUSA experts are standing by to give you an answer!
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Q"What's the response of CPUSA towards right-wing activist Jordan Peterson's claim that 'Marxism is equal to Nazism' and that, since people are biologically unequal, trying to create equality ends in dictatorship?" ...
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ALots of misconceptions and assertions I can't concede in these questions, so it's best to address those then get to the heart of what is in these two questions. These questions suppose that the models the West has constructed are successes that we should be happy with. At least since the dawn of modern government, marginalized populations have struggled to overturn the established system for a better one, utopian or otherwise. Ignoring North America's own non-European history, we reflexively look to Great Britain for these examples. This seems natural, since Canada and the United States are the nation-states formed out of that empire. As far back as the early 1600's, 200 years before Karl Marx, radical insurgencies spread through England...
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This week @cpusa discusses the crisis in Venezuela with Jesús Rodriguez former Consul General of Venezuela in Chicago, now editor of Orinoco Tribune. Rodriquez discusses the origins of the Bolivarian revolution, and the reasons behind the crisis, both economic and political. The role of the U.S. is pointed to beginning with the Obama administration's declaring Venezuela a threat to national security and the imposition of sanctions. Rodriquez discusses the role of oil in creating and worsening the crisis, the progress made in Venezuela along with mistakes made by the government. https://youtu.be/_ewfcvByGrA
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History didn't end in 1989, after all! The deep, global, dense, systemic crisis of capitalism proves it. The crisis has shown that its exploitative, oppressing, aggressive, predatory nature did not derive from its competition with the USSR and the socialist world. Those features are inherent to the system itself. It is not by chance that the crisis is located at the center of the capitalist system. The root causes of the problems faced by workers and peoples are inherent to the system, they exist within the system. And the responsibility of social-democrats, conservatives and other right-wing forces comes from...
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CPUSA leader Jarvis Tyner, spoke to a packed house of students and faculty on the campus of Ohio University, Athens last week. Tyner, invited to speak of the role of African Americans and women in the CPUSA, also addressed the current fight to defeat the Trump administration and its Congressional supporters in next week's midterm elections. "The midterm elections" he said, "is one of the most important, if not the most important election in U.S. history." Beginning with a brief history of capitalism in the United States, the leader of the NY District of the CP, explaining how Native...
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RT @communistsusa: New members: How can we win workers who gravitate towards reactionary movements in response to declining economic s… https://t.co/JXB2uWQ0OF
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RT @communistsusa: New members: What approaches to building class and socialist consciousness will work best in your area? Send your r… https://t.co/FnceQ9DVXI
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As a Marxist-Leninist political party, we emphasize the importance of democratic centralism: diversity in discussio… https://t.co/DC6heezhWB
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A Conservative-led Brexit backed by Trump can only result in a right-wing disaster! #DumpTrump #PeopleBeforeProfits https://t.co/X2XGjNxCMm
