Efforts such as the Hyde amendment, which forbids the Government to pay for abortions, severely disadvantaging the poor. A law that was written so vaguely that many doctors stopped performing abortions altogether in fear of their state interpreting the law in such a way that they could be charged with breaking the law. These attacks on the reforms are not going to end as long as we allow the forces behind them to remain in a position to launch them. Another problem I had with Gora's thinking was where he states that because common people vote for a bourgeois politician, then they have a capitalist outlook. This is true and untrue, I'll explain.
Crisis is inherent to capitalism.
It is a system of fierce competition that requires the corporate bodies to constantly find the cheapest labor and resources so that profits that are made can be immediately reinvested so it can stay competitive. Every thing depends on those profits. When this pressure is felt, the workers fight back through strikes and boycotts. The workers begin to see throughout the course of these struggles, the reality of the situation. The class lines are drawn.