And here I was thinking that a united front was specifically class-based, with programs designed to unite the working class independently of bourgeois-democratic institutions and organizations. It always seemed clear to me that the soviets were the most highly developed form of a united front organization. No, I'm not saying you start a united front with the demand for or the organization of soviets, but the form and content of the "unity" has to articulate the actual class struggle of labor against capital rather than that of "free speech" or "freedom of assembly" or "individual rights"
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