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{{Stub}}In [[Marxism]], '''centrism''' is an [[Opportunism|opportunistic]] current, originally represented by thinkers such as [[Karl Kautsky]] and the [[Austro-Marxism|Austro-Marxists]], which | {{Stub}}In [[Marxism]], '''centrism''' is an [[Opportunism|opportunistic]] current, originally represented by thinkers such as [[Karl Kautsky]] and the [[Austro-Marxism|Austro-Marxists]], which advocates for a non-existent "middle ground" between [[reformism]] and [[revolution]]. [[Joseph Stalin|Stalin]] described centrism as the "subordination of the interests of the [[proletariat]] to the interests of the [[petty bourgeoisie|petit-bourgeoisie]] ''within one common [[Political party|party]]''."<ref>[[Joseph Stalin|Stalin, Iosif Vissarionovich]] (1928-11-19).: [https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/stalin/works/1928/11/19.htm ''"Industrialisation of the country and the Right Deviation in the C.P.S.U.(B.)"'']. [[Marxists Internet Archive]]. Retrieved 2025-08-13.</ref> | ||
Modern day Centrist Marxism is primarily represented by the online [[settler]]-strata-socialists in [[United States of America|Statesian occupied Turtle Island]], largely informed by the thought and works of (primarily) online figures such as [[Hasan Piker]], "[[Woke Karen]]" and "[[Skip Intro]]", who platform a revival of Marxist Centrism oriented around an ambivalent or unclear support for revolution, adamant support for organizations such as the [[Democratic Socialists of America|DSA]] and figures like [[Zohran Mamdani]], and a strong affluence for the petit-bourgeoisie and the settler-strata proletariat while occasionally acknowledging the '''past''' struggles of [[anti-colonialism]]. | Modern day Centrist Marxism is primarily represented by the online [[settler]]-strata-socialists in [[United States of America|Statesian occupied Turtle Island]], largely informed by the thought and works of (primarily) online figures such as [[Hasan Piker]], "[[Woke Karen]]" and "[[Skip Intro]]", who platform a revival of Marxist Centrism oriented around an ambivalent or unclear support for revolution, adamant support for organizations such as the [[Democratic Socialists of America|DSA]] and figures like [[Zohran Mamdani]], and a strong affluence for the petit-bourgeoisie and the settler-strata proletariat while occasionally acknowledging the '''past''' struggles of [[anti-colonialism]]. | ||
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In Marxism, centrism is an opportunistic current, originally represented by thinkers such as Karl Kautsky and the Austro-Marxists, which advocates for a non-existent "middle ground" between reformism and revolution. Stalin described centrism as the "subordination of the interests of the proletariat to the interests of the petit-bourgeoisie within one common party."[1]
Modern day Centrist Marxism is primarily represented by the online settler-strata-socialists in Statesian occupied Turtle Island, largely informed by the thought and works of (primarily) online figures such as Hasan Piker, "Woke Karen" and "Skip Intro", who platform a revival of Marxist Centrism oriented around an ambivalent or unclear support for revolution, adamant support for organizations such as the DSA and figures like Zohran Mamdani, and a strong affluence for the petit-bourgeoisie and the settler-strata proletariat while occasionally acknowledging the past struggles of anti-colonialism.
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- ↑ Stalin, Iosif Vissarionovich (1928-11-19).: "Industrialisation of the country and the Right Deviation in the C.P.S.U.(B.)". Marxists Internet Archive. Retrieved 2025-08-13.