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Portrait of Karl Kautsky Karl Kautsky Georgia: A Social-Democratic Peasant Republic… (1921)

The struggle of the worker against capital is not merely directed against exploitation; that is, against the creation of surplus value, but also against the omnipotence, of the captain of industry, against the attitude of "master in the house."
Both parts of the class struggle are inseparable and closely connected with each other. In the one case, the restriction of the omnipotence of capital visible progress is achieved during the lifetime of capitalism, but not in the other case, the struggle against the exploitation of the workers.
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Portrait of Karl Kautsky Karl Kautsky Georgia: A Social-Democratic Peasant Republic… (1921)

Crises and unemployment are the worst enemies of the worker, and nothing is greater than the folly of those "revolutionaries" who seek to save the proletariat by clogging the wheels of production, and increasing the gravity of the crisis. The workers' councils will become effective and make themselves a definite power in the process of production, when they succeed, in the same way as labour protection and Trade Unions have succeeded, in raising the productivity of labour.
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