I agree. Abby seems relatively decent from what i've seen, though also just saying everything's a psyop and she doesn't know who to trust.

Shea's a patsoc because he denounces national liberation for the black nation, and supports working with reactionary organizations.

>What does this tell us about how to proceed? For those of us who are already involved in the pro-Russian orgs which exist outside “leftism,” such as CPI and PCUSA, it means we need to build connections between ourselves and our local unions. For the majority of the people who are reading this, though, and who are involved in the broader class struggle, one’s likely role in this effort is different. It’s not necessarily becoming part of these orgs, and establishing those ties between them and the unions. Unless you feel seriously compelled to do that, which would of course be good, what you can instead do is make it harder for the opportunists to isolate the anti-imperialists. As in nurture a culture within labor organizing which isn’t susceptible to the sectarian divisions that opportunist orgs, such as PSL, seek to make normal within the broader workers movement.

CPI is just absurd "maga communism," and PCUSA are anti-dialectical settler chauvinists.

The Deprogram should've never invited Konstantin.

Idk whom you are saying does this, but I will say specifically pcusa is into pettybourgeois alliances and irrelevant historical parallels, but consider MZT "ultra left" (of course the right deviationists will only punch left).

Pretty sure they are fans of dependency theory. How does it delegitimize national liberation in North America (I have personally not read Amin or Wallerstein)?