Coming up with an effective theory of action is a prerequisite for anything.
And using protests and wider non-communist upheavals as agitation is not an effective theory of action? There’s an economy of effort, sure, but you’re not presenting any alternatives here.
Clearly somebody hasn’t read their Lenin.
One of the most basic tenants of ML theory is the organisation of a vanguard party that will symbiotically support and lead spontaneous working class struggles through agitation, propaganda and building worker organisations until the dominant class can no longer exercise power. What part of that are you even close to advocating?
And using protests and wider non-communist upheavals as agitation is not an effective theory of action? There’s an economy of effort, sure, but you’re not presenting any alternatives here.
One of the most basic tenants of ML theory is the organisation of a vanguard party that will symbiotically support and lead spontaneous working class struggles through agitation, propaganda and building worker organisations until the dominant class can no longer exercise power. What part of that are you even close to advocating?