Only the working class, through
its own activity, can make the word flesh. The workers can achieve control over
production, and ultimately real power, by means of tenacious struggle with
capital, hand-to-hand, in every shop, with direct mass pressure, with strikes
and with the creation of its own permanent representative organs.
In this passage we see that Ms.
Luxemberg is trying to explain that the working body is what holds all the
power, she states that worker can achieve control over production, and
ultimately real power. This essentially will cut out the middle man, the highest
revolutionary authorities. Ms. Luxemberg is trying to make us understand that
society should be ran by the people not just a selected few. Ms. Luxerberg is against
having leaders that are permanent because it causes imbalance in power. This in
turn would just lead them to another financial ruin.
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