Similarly, as we identify with the 'Platformist' tradition within anarchism1, this means members of the Workers Solidarity Movement agree to implement and argue for the policies in our 'position papers' and policy statements in their political work. Why you should join Anarchism will not be created in this country, or any other, by a tiny group of people. So, although you may think we are already doing a good job we really do need you to get involved. Printing and distributing Workers Solidarity takes a lot of time and money. For every extra couple of members we could increase our print run by up to 500 or bring out one extra issue a year.
New members bring new experience and knowledge to the organisation.
This gives the WSM the ability to address issues that concern people in a more direct way with greater understanding. Once you attend branch meetings you will be aware that for everything we do, there are as many things we can't do because we don't have enough members. While we don't throw new members into the 'deep end' of activity, it is undeniable that new members enable the organisation to do work that it was previously unable to do. An anarchist revolution will require tens of thousands of active anarchists in this country, active in every workplace and on every street. Without you and other people deciding to get involved, this movement will never be created.