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The completion of the socialist revolution within national limits is unthinkable. One of the basic reasons for the crisis in bourgeois society is the fact that the productive forces created by it can no longer be reconciled with the framework of the national state. From this follows, on the one hand, imperialist wars, on the other, the utopia of a bourgeois United States of Europe. The socialist revolution begins on the national arena, it unfolds on the international arena, and is completed on the world arena. Thus, the socialist revolution becomes a permanent revolution in a newer and broader sense of the word; it attains completion only in the final victory of the new society on our entire planet. [What is the Permanent Revolution? 1931]-Trotsky

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The socialist revolution needs to be redefined. a revolution firstly fails to 'the restoration'.
it must be a revolution of culture in a community setting - all must become agreeable and co-operate to take charge of their livings. and then communities need to forge a common purpose and demand their will be sovereign.


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