The Gotha Program was formally superseded by the new Erfurt Program, drafted primarily by Kautsky, which was adopted at the party's 1891 congress in Erfurt. The Erfurt Program was more explicitly Marxist and enshrined Marxism as the official doctrine of the party, now renamed the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD).[13] While the new program represented a major theoretical shift, its immediate political aims were "in essence almost the same as those that had appeared in the Gotha program".[18]
Critique of the Gotha Programme-- Appendix
A general prohibition of child labor is incompatible with the existence of large-scale industry and hence an empty, pious wish. Its realization -- if it were possible -- would be reactionary
We are generally uncomfortable with a body that is useless or passive. It’s exciting to discover—as scientists have recently done—that the appendix is not actually “vestigial” but rather a crucial harbor of the gut microbiome.
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