Clara Fraser was unfettered. And when you read her book, you will get the tools to achieve a liberated spirit, too. That's what Clara has done for me. In Revolution, She Wrote , you will hear the warmest, funniest, wisest, most caring and optimistic voice to be found anywhere speaking up for the majority of people and our struggles. And when you come to the parts about the mustachioed villains, you'll get some of the sliciest and diciest criticism and sarcasm - rapier thrusts that will totally satisfy you and help you vent your anger in the right place.
Revolution is intense compassion.
Clara loved all her fellow beings except the ruling class and its cowardly, greedy, sellout brownnosers. It becomes so evident in her book that one of the fundamental divisions between capitalists and socialists is how they see human nature. With threatening pessimism, the upper crust defines us all as innately violent and competitive. As a revolutionary, Clara agreed with Marx's conclusion that humanity is ever evolving and that our main drive has been toward collaboration, not competition. She's the little kid pointing out that the emperor has no clothes.