Original sentence: Progressives may accuse socialists of being too radical; of adopting an "all-or-nothing" approach to politics, and accuse them of being the cause of dangerous social unrest.Socialists may accuse progressives of being too moderate; of making too many compromises with the established government, and of being too timid towards major change
Edited sentence: As well, socialists argue that progressives, as well as liberals, essentially further enable the survival of capitalism by offering the working class only a few small, insignificant improvements in their living standards - just enough to make the workers apathetic towards mass revolution.Progressives accuse socialists of being too radical; of adopting an "all-or-nothing" approach to politics, and accuse them of being the cause of dangerous social unrest.Socialists accuse progressives of being too moderate; of making too many compromises with the established government, and of being too timid towards major change