Against political domination we fight for the right to self-determination of all nations and for consistent democracy. Against the impositions of the IMF on poorer countries, we support the struggles of workers and peasants in those countries. Against the depredations of international capital, we fight for social ownership and for the planned use of the world's resources and technology to get rid of poverty. This fight against imperialism is a part of our fight against capitalism, not something superseding and overriding it. The capitalist classes even of the poorest countries are oppressor, not oppressed, classes.
Every capitalist class has imperialistic impulses.
Indonesia's domination of East Timor, or Serbia's drive to dominate Kosova and large parts of Bosnia and Croatia, are as much to be opposed as the imperialist ventures of larger, richer states. Scottish capital is no less imperialist than British capital. The Scottish bourgeoisie has, throughout the history of industrial capitalism, been a junior but rapacious partner in British imperialism, not an oppressed group. Some socialists divided the world into an imperialist and an anti-imperialist camp. The anti-imperialist camp supposedly included all Stalinist states.