Without Socialism The Working Class Is A

In General, If Signs Of Sectarianism Do Appear In A Socialist Party, These Are Only The Products Of The Absence Of A Broad Labour Movement In The Country.

If A Labour Movement, On A Bourgeois Basis, Has Hitherto Existed In The Country Where The New Movement Is Awakening It Will Certainly Not Disappear All At Once.

Without Socialism The Working Class Is A Heterogeneous Mixture Of Different Categories, Some Of Which Have Independent, Varying Interests, Sometimes Opposed To Each Other.

The Mass Of Workers, As Yet Non-socialist, Is Retarded In Its Development Towards Socialism.

The Enmity Of Such A Party Towards Socialism Does Not Mean That The Members Are Only Prejudiced Against It Because They Do Not Know It; It Means That They Are Possessed Of Bourgeois Ideas, And Wish To Determine Their Policy Accordingly.