Mensheviks and Bolsheviks
Via: Ace of Spades
Former DSA Member: We Started This Moderate, Wholesome Socialist Group But It Got Taken Over by Extremist Communists, Somehow
—Disinformation Expert Ace
Really? I’m so surprised. Leftwing movements are never taken over by some kind of, oh, let’s say “Bolshevik Faction.”
Former Democratic Socialists of America member Jake Altman offered an inside look Saturday at the organization he says has been overtaken by communists — warning the same playbook is now being used to push the Democratic Party further to the left.”Their organization has been captured…” Altman told Fox News.
“One of my real concerns is that we see a lot of resistance to anti-communism within the DSA, even from the moderate wing of the DSA, and I think this is very, very dangerous.”
Speaking on “Saturday in America,” Altman warned the organization is anything but “harmless,” claiming its members are “perfectly willing to cohabitate with Maoists, with Trotskyists, with Leninists” — groups he said are intent on dismantling American institutions.
“People who want to pull down American institutions and are very clear about it. People who have this thrill to violence. That is just profoundly troubling at a time when our country is already facing many, many problems,” he said.
Altman also said some aspects of the group raised his eyebrows nearly 10 years ago when, while participating in a debate on the organization’s behalf, he questioned whether he was the best person to represent its trajectory.
At the time, he claimed, he was reassured that the organization’s increasingly radical direction was being driven by only a small faction clustered around “Jacobin” magazine.
“I was debating with Leninists who were saying Bernie Sanders isn’t a socialist, and now we’re hearing that from DSA, right? Bernie Sanders, AOC, they’re not real socialists,” he recalled.
“So I think this is just the level of extremism and radicalism we’re seeing. People in DSA will try to minimize it and say it’s just a few people… they’re a small minority. But… look at the executive board. It’s full of this alphabet soup of extremist caucuses.”
Altman urged Democrats to stand up against a “radicalized base,” as far-left DSA candidates secure wins nationwide.
“These people are not operating in good faith,” he said. “DSA members are not in the Democratic Party to operate in good faith.”
Even Arch-Race-Lefty Van Jones is alarmed about his totally-not-communist Democrat Party being taken over by communists.
Again, how can these non-communist moderate leftist organizations keep becoming communist revolutionary groups?! Make it make sense!
Longtime CNN political commentator and Democrat Van Jones rebuked far-left activists Saturday, warning that their positions on Hamas, prisons and immigration are regressive and threatened to steer the Democratic Party in the wrong direction as socialist-backed candidates celebrated recent primary victories.
That is the Democrat Party’s direction, which you approve of.
You just don’t like the communists shouting it when they’re supposed to just whisper it and imply it, as you do.
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“But some people in groups like the DSA are pushing an agenda FAR outside those ideals. Supporting Hamas is not progressive. ‘No police, no prisons, no borders’ is not progressive. Celebrating the murder of Israeli civilians is not progressive. These ideas are REGRESSIVE,” Jones said.
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The ex-administration advisor to former President Barack Obama also rejected the argument that the far-left was merely advocating the type of social democracy practiced in Nordic countries.
“Some defend the far left by claiming they only want Nordic-style social democracy. If that were true, I might applaud them,” Jones said. “I want those policies, too! But what does universal healthcare have to do with Hamas? With abolishing all law enforcement? With erasing all borders? With treating every wealthy person as a villain? Ideas matter. And these are terrible ideas.”
Communist nepo baby and Islamist Party-Boy Zohran Mamdani claims he’s just fighting for the working class but has no definition of “working class.”
When pressed, he claims the “working class” is anyone being paid a salary, and includes his rich donors making up to one million dollars per year.
Mayor Mamdani struggles to define who the ‘working class’ is in a word salad interview
New York City’s socialist mayor, Zohran Mamdani, struggled to define who the “working class” is in a word salad response to a question about the people he vows to fight for.blank by journalist Lulu Garcia-Navarro, “How do you define the working class?”“I think if you have to work to pay your bills, I think that that is one definition of being a part of the working class,” he vaguely responded.
When pushed whether he would consider those who make $250,000 per year as working class, he said, “I haven’t asked myself where it starts and stops.
“What I would say is those who are working to try and afford the basic dignities of life and aren’t able to do so, I think that that is also working class. Oftentimes we’re asked how we divide this country. I think there’s only one majority in this country — it’s the working class,” he then rambled.
Mamdani, in a lengthy interview with the New York Times published over the weekend, was asked point-
Confused by the convoluted reponse, Garcia-Navarro admitted that Hizzoner’s description didn’t seem to “ring true,” to her.
“It just seems a very easy answer to what is a complicated question,” the reporter fought back. “Because politically, if you’re saying everyone is the working class, or anyone that gets a salary is the working class, yes, that opens up your tent. But practically speaking, we are divided by income — and especially if you want to tax people, where you draw those lines matter.”
Mamdani then said he would draw the line at around $1 million per year — which Garcia-Navarro pointed out could alienate potential voters such as a janitor who he’s lumped in the same “working class” category as a successful lawyer.
I can’t believe we’re still fighting the leftists on whether or not communism works.

