The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-03-04

ority division between the
is opportunsm disguised with phrases
stand this difference effectively lends weakening of the
against the danger-the Right
the struggle to the task of the struggle against Trokyism
The Minority however, not only underestimate the Troskyist
danger but the hand nothing
fact that Right wngers Sukanen Askel who
do phraseoogy belong the
Cannon
Easman and the other hand it states that Cannon has taken
with him number of workers the Party effectively
American Trotskyism
All the Minority Ma
Oy could if the fractional struggle would easily
come by means of selfcriticsm within the Party
At the time Majority Minority the same
mistake in their of and
world economic systems although expressed in different FORMS and
both groups make different conclusions This mistake lies in their
the the relationship
and world economics and the underesmaton of increasing
vong of American imperialism in the rapidly sharpening general
crisis of capitalism Both sides inclined to regard American i'm
persm isolated from world capitalism independent from it
and developing according to its laws
sufficiently into that the approaching crisis
peism and parcel of the crisis of capitalism
sides believe that world economy plays
persm only chiefly subordinate and passive role of market
for the export of commodities and capital.
relations between American
and the general crisis of capitalism leads the Majority
estimation Of the role of American capital the stablza
ton of Europe and msconcepon the inevitable sharpening
of the conflicts between the aggressive American
asm and trusied Europe which strives to free itself from the
economic domination of the United States leads the Minority
the conception that the coming crisis of American capitalism called
forth exclusively by its internal contradictions
These mistakes reflect the failure understand the fact that the
roots of the contemporary crisis of capitalism by
with the sharpening contradictions between the development the
productive forces of the contraction of markets. side by side with the
ICES the working class of all countries and the ong
colonies and stands the world capitalist SYSTEM
also the unequal growth in the economic
omc center of capitalism from Europe to American and the rand
development of American Imperialism which the develop
ment of the other capitalist countries.
The rapid development of American Imperialism does
the United States other capitalist country from the
the contrary the capitalism
result of the extreme sharpening of all contradictions which leads
to- On the other hand sharpening of the general crisis of
asm is be expected not because American imperialism
develop but the contrary it to expected because American
developing the other capitalist
tries its development which leads extreme accentuaon of
all antagonsms
The failure of general
capitalism inevitably leads distortion of the entire revolutionary
perspective outlined in the decisions of the vi Congress
ton with the third period To consider American capitalism isolated
from the sharply accenuated crisis of capitalism
overlook the general revolutionary crisis of capitalism which includes
the economic crises all capitalist countries the mperia sug
gle against the USSR and the ebeg colonies the struggle
the mperialst countries themselves well the class struggle
of the proeariat in the various capitalist countries.
With regard the fundamental question the nature of the
contemporary general capitalism perspective
centuaion the further SCATTERING of sterilization throughout the
Right danger which has of late become the chief and decisive issue
the cominte both the Majority and the Minority commit big
which inevitably lead profound undertaking of the revo
onary perspecives in Europe and especially America
The Majority entirely its theses the resolution Of the
Congress point referring the third period
vepment and the Minority while quoting that point unable
to link with its conclusions concerning the American crisis
The VI Convention of the Workers Communist)
lea must decidedly ecy this and pass resolutions on this
full with the
the VI Congress of the CT
Majority closely great
estimation of the economic might and the powerful technical de-
The VI Congress of the Comnen in its resolution the report
the ECCI stressed the fact that the development of tech
nique capitalist countries virtually Of them
Omitted States Germany the of technical revolution. How
would be absolutely regard this technical revolution
industrial revolution the Majority theses
which this point contains the following formulation
"A powerful technical revolution is taking place in the
United States tremendous naturalization increase in the
production, which its effects be compared
second industrial revolution"
This serious On the hand the emphasis the
fact that the remnants of feudasm being wiped out in the
South of the United States (Which wrongly considered in the
and ne
aat being formed give the term second industrial
revolution the implication of second bourgeois revolution On
hand if interpret the second
dustral revolution this it could not be explained
other but uncrta oerestmaon of the significance
of the development of technique Such ovemaon
would the hands of all advertisers of the of
bourgeois technique seek dafen the poetaat by
raising of noise about technical and showing that
general crisis of capitalism, that capitalism still
United States, and that thanks its extremely rapid
development capable of pulling Europe Of its crisis
development of the productive forces the basis
technical transformation and the forms of organization
labor antagonists between them and the
limited home markets and consequently further deepening and
sharpening the general of capitalism and not dminuion
liquidation of that crisis the apologsts of American i'm
perialsm pretend.
slightest the noisy advertisers Of the growth
technique slightest deviation the decisions the vi