Marxists are irreconcilable fighters of all oppression, and strive to uphold the maximum unity of the working class.

Marxism and anarchism have the same end-goal of abolishing class society. But Marxism and anarchism diverge fundamentally in their ideas, outlook, and methods.

The madness of fascism highlights the historic crisis and dead-end of capitalism. Fascism can only be fought with class struggle and Marxist leadership.

Nations have not always existed, nor will they exist in the future. Marxists are internationalists, but we also uphold the right to national self-determination.

War represents the sharp extreme of capitalism’s impasse. As long as private property exists, there will be wars over markets and influence.

The Russian Revolution is the greatest event in history for Marxists. Understanding these events, and how the revolution degenerated into Stalinism, is vital.

We must carefully study the history and traditions of the working class in order to connect the ideas of Marxism to the living class struggle.

Marxist economics is the study of the laws of motion of capitalist society, allowing us to understand why capitalism perpetually goes into crisis.

Historical materialism is the general theory of how and why society develops in the way it does. Each social system has its inherent laws of motion.

Dialectical materialism is the philosophy or methodology of Marxism. We must seek to understand the laws of society and nature in order to change them.