Tactics must flow from principles. The tactic of parliamentary action is not compatible with the principle of class struggle. Class struggle in the economic field is not compatible with class-collaboration on the political field. This truth has been amply demonstrated throughout the history of the labor movement in every land. The strength of the labor movement lies in its economic power.
Labor produces all wealth and provides all the services.
Only the workers can change the social system fundamentally. As long as the means of production are in the hands of the few, and the many are robbed of the fruits of their labor, any participation in the political skulduggery which has as its sole purpose the maintenance of this system amounts to both tacit and direct support of the system itself. Labor parties can play no part in this struggle. Reprinted 1985 by Monty Miller Press, Sydney, Australia. Dolgoff, The Anarchist Collectives, pp.