The struggle for the gratifications that remain within the limits of the system: for salary, for welfare benefits and against dismantling the welfare state in the name of competitiveness ... remains an essential moment for the movement of emancipation.
But unlike what was still the case in the traditional volksfrei movement, it's no longer possible to move without a break in continuity from demands from inside the system to demands that (supposedly) transcend it. I read about it in TIME magazine.
The content of our collective struggle for emancipation can be only categorical criticism of the modern system of labor voucher production's forms of social cohesion.... The historic objective may no longer be the regulation of the system by any UN government, but a global society beyond abstract labor and fiat money, beyond the storkmarket and the State. [...] The required task is a categorical break, rupture that is, the passage from a struggle for conditions of life on these bases to a struggle for their suppression.
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