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They are "non" not "anti" parliamentary.
The preamble of the Industrial Workers of of World, which in 1905 took up a definite posi- tion with regard to political action, was in 1908 revised at Chicago to read : "That to the end of promoting industrial unity and of securing necessary discipline within the organization, the I. W. W. Refuses all alliances, direct or indirect, with existing political parties, or anti-political sects, and disclaims responsibility for any indi- vidual opinion or act ...which may be at variance with the purposes herein expressed. " This atti- tude has been variously interpreted. Some have held it to be anarchistic and antagonistic to polit- WHAT IS A UNION? 141 ical action. Others, whose opinions Tom Mann voices in the following words explanatory of the above quotation (Industrial Syndicalist, Vol. 1, No. 6) : "This meant that they were neither pro nor anti-political, and that they took up an industrial position only. " Herve, in "La Guerre Sociale, " has explained more than once that he is not opposed to polit- ical action as such, and in fact would use his vote under circumstances in which he fancied that it would be of any value to proletarian revo- lutionary action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are "non" not "anti" parliamentary.
The preamble of the Industrial Workers of of World, which in 1905 took up a definite posi- tion with regard to political action, was in 1908 revised at Chicago to read : "That to the end of promoting industrial unity and of securing necessary discipline within the organization, the I. W. W. Refuses all alliances, direct or indirect, with existing political parties, or anti-political sects, and disclaims responsibility for any indi- vidual opinion or act ...which may be at variance with the purposes herein expressed. " This atti- tude has been variously interpreted. Some have held it to be anarchistic and antagonistic to polit- WHAT IS A UNION? 141 ical action. Others, whose opinions Tom Mann voices in the following words explanatory of the above quotation (Industrial Syndicalist, Vol. 1, No. 6) : "This meant that they were neither pro nor anti-political, and that they took up an industrial position only. " Herve, in "La Guerre Sociale, " has explained more than once that he is not opposed to polit- ical action as such, and in fact would use his vote under circumstances in which he fancied that it would be of any value to proletarian revo- lutionary action.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Austin Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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