Proletarians

Proletarians, who are pushed into despair, will grab the torch by doing what Stephens advised them; A feeling of revenge will come out, combined with anger that will not be enough to explain the anger of 1793.The war of the poor against the rich will be the bloodiest ever.The union of a part of the bourgeoisie with the proletariat, and even the bourgeoisie's resurgence, will not work.

Moreover, the bourgeoisie's coming to faith only goes from one point to the most, to a moderate juste-milieu (middle way) point; the more obscure, the united with the workers, can only create a new Gironde, and it is defeated during strong developments.

The prejudices of an entire class cannot be put aside like an old coat; Especially the prejudices of the hard, narrow and selfish British bourgeoisie cannot be put.

All of these are the safest conclusions that can be made. The bases are to some extent in the undeniable realities of historical development, to some extent concealed in human nature.Prophecy is nowhere easier than in a place like England, where the elements of society are clearly defined and sharply decomposed.

The revolution will surely come; Time is too late for a peaceful solution; but it can be done softer than predicted in the previous . But this depends on the development of the proletariat rather than the development of the bourgeoisie.

To the extent that the proletariat absorbs socialist and communist elements, the blood, revenge and brutality of the revolution will decrease. Communism is in principle above and beyond the separation between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat; it only accepts the historical significance of this separation at the moment, but does not justify it for the future; in reality it wants to close this gap, eliminate all class oppositions. It is for this reason that the proletariat inevitably angered those who persecuted him as the war continued, justified as the most important lever in the start of a worker mobility; but communism goes beyond this anger, because communism is not only a problem of workers, but a problem of humanity.