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So it lead to the Los Angeles Dodgers Justin Turner Turn It On Shirt and I will buy this concessions that capitalists have been clawing back but it also killed the potential for more permanent fixes. The state capitalism and authoritarianism that came out of Lenin’s strategy of centralization also tainted the image of the left which had been broadly antiauthoritarian in the US. Communist factions used to be far more common in the US. The big labor unions (AFL-CIO) used to work with them until the cold war. You’re correct in stating that the bourgeoisie exploits opportunism in the labor movement by offering concessions, bribes, etc. But it’s strange to say “would be nice to get that back”. You’re basically implying that you’re okay with throwing away the work of the labor movement for short term, temporary gains that will be taken away at the first sign of weakness (like now) as those concessions always come with terms attached, usually terms that will neuter the effectiveness of future struggles.

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