The result is the considerable weakness of the movement, which is partly inevitable. Fifty years ago, the necessary existence of formal groups created other dangers. There is no magic formula. Our own attempt has not been totally adequate. However, the solution does not lie in a new exclusively factory-oriented attitude, but rather in the expression of the deeper aspects of the struggles.
Abstraction is a sign of social isolation.
In any case, all true revolutionaries are now working together with workers in one way or another, and many of them are workers themselves. True, communism is the movement of the vast majority, and workers must control their action themselves. What is wrong is to uphold democracy as a principle. The only subversive position consists of putting forward first the content of the movement, and then its forms. Workers' struggles very often start from a minority action.