IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Vanguardist

Socialist Challenge No. 139, 20 March 1980 · p. 3 of the scan · 350 words

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page 3 of the scan

They argued that the 'British road to socialism' had to br through winning a parliamenary majority. and Hilary that of the platform speaker the authors rraements.

The she rejected the strategy of both completely IRONIS revolutionary left She explained Holland, Wainwright, and one of because they the made it clear that left and of the how Stuart the first speaker for coup d'etat', and had channels the possibility MP for Pinochet, ' he stated. As the Tario Ali democratic Sweden, "catalyst for trying to that none existing revolutionary democracy committees. answered. the democraci power, whether the lack of demand for manage steel was due to the fact that "India is stuffed with steel' or "have a glut of steel in Latin America', there Paul was a roar of cynical laughter. Wainwright, It was left to Tariq Ali to giye a full reply to the reformist about left. Benn had accused the far left of seeking a 'vanguardist but Tarig Ali pointed out that Chile showed explained it was not the far left which was inclined to lead coup d'etats. Commons as 'We should not forever exclude struggle.

of an never having actually tried out use. a reformist road to socialism listed the quite governments Germany.

Australia and Austria, and saic them had legislated for socialism either.

Tony Benn's critique of the left was roundly Audrey Tariq argued that popular popular control and debate, failed to answer the at Labour Party But she did in to underline Tar left's armoury that evening.

Hilary had failed explain that the debate is not whether to use Parliament but how to use it. Audrey Wise caricatured their anti-Parliamentarianism and that the working class should use the House of all arena for She cited the Corrie Bill as example of Parliament had been of some the In fact revolutionaries are willing for Parliament, and will argue for revolutionary ideas if they get elected. Hugo Blanco, in Peru, has shown that this can be an part of revolutionary tactics Wise, subordinate the needs of the mass struggle to the needs of the constitutional process

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