COMMON RESISTANCE

WE FIGHT FOR REVOLUTION

WW7 IS THE SIGN. THE PROBLEM IS THE SYSTEM.

The war has divided Ecclesiar again. But for us communists, the real problem is far beyond the battlefields.

WW7 DIDN'T START FROM ANYTHING

After months of peace, Ecclesiar returned to war.

The Bakers and Passifist They went into confrontation again. Hundreds of players were mobilized, territories began to be disputed and Ecclesiar's balance of power was again questioned.

But there's one question hardly anyone's asking:

What if WW7 isn't the problem, but it's just the feeling?

For Communist Resistance, that is the central issue.

A MARXIST-LENINIST ANALYSIS

We didn't analyze the WW7 simply by asking who is right or who is wrong.

From a perspective Marxist-Leninist, we seek to understand the material interests behind the conflicts.

Who controls the territories?

Who controls the resources?

Who accumulates power?

Who benefits from the war?

These questions are fundamental.

A war should not be analyzed only by battles appearing on the map. It is necessary to understand the economic and political relations behind them.

TERRITORY IS ALSO POWER

When a territory changes hands, it doesn't just change a color on the map.

They change power relations.

They change economic possibilities.

They change strategic positions.

Therefore, a military victory cannot be considered merely as a simple victory.

We need to ask:

WHO WINS THIS VICTORY?

If a bloc conquers new territories, but the population continues without participation in decisions and without control over the wealth produced, then what has really changed?

The ruler has changed. It didn't necessarily change the system.

What about BRAZIL?

Brazil is directly involved in WW7.

But the Communist Resistance it does not intend to look at this conflict only through the interests of the brazilian state.

Our perspective is that of working class.

We should ask:

What is Brazil defending?

Who will benefit from a Brazilian victory?

Who will bear the costs of war?

A military victory can increase the power of a state.

But:

POWER OF THE STATE IS NOT AUTOMATELY POWER OF THE PEOPLE.

WW7 IS THE FEELING

This is where we come to our main conclusion.

The WW7 is the FEELING. THE PROBLEM IS THE SYSTEM.

War is a manifestation of bigger disputes for:

territory.
resources.
influence.
wealth.
political power.

As long as these relations continue to be organized by competition for the control of these resources, new conflicts will continue to be possible.

WE DON'T WANT JUST A NEW MAP

For Communist ResistanceThe question is not simply:

BAKERS OR PASSIFIST?

Our question is much bigger:

WHO SHOULD STOP THE FUTURE OF ECLESIAR?

We don't just want to observe governments trading territories.

We want to discuss a social transformation in which the working class has real political and economic power.

Because it's not enough to exchange who controls a particular territory.

It is necessary to question who controls wealth, production and decisions.

WW7 AND BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION

For us, WW7 also presents a lesson for Brazil.

The working class cannot be eternally spectators of history.

If states can organize huge forces around their interests, we must ask:

WHY CAN'T WORKERS ORGANIZE THEIR OWN INTERESTS?

The Brazilian revolution begins precisely with this awareness.

It's not enough to change the government.

It's not enough to change an alliance.

It's not enough to change a border.

THE RELATIONS OF POWER MUST BE CHANGED.

And when does WW7 end?

The war will end.

One side will be declared a winner.

Territories will be reorganized.

New alliances will emerge.

But the question will continue to exist:

WHAT WILL HAVE CHANGED TO THE PEOPLE?

If after WW7 the concentration of wealth continues, if the power remains in the same hands and if the workers remain away from the fundamental decisions, we will have changed the map without changing the structure.

And changing the map is not the same as transforming society.

WAR CAN CHANGE THE MAP.

REVOLUTION CAN CHANGE SOCIETY.

WW7 shows who's fighting the territory.

Marxism asks why.

The WW7 shows who has strength.

Marxism asks who possesses the power.

WW7 will show you who wins.

The revolution asks who should rule.

COMMON RESISTANCE

WE FIGHT FOR REVOLUTION