We are the London section of the Solidarity Federation (SolFed), a revolutionary union initiative.
We are Anti-Capitalist because we believe that the current structure of ownership, where a minority of rich capitalists own the majority of the wealth of society, can only lead to the exploitation and oppression of everyone else. We are Revolutionary because we believe that only the abolition of capitalism will lead to freedom. We want to replace capitalism with Socialism, where workers control their own workplaces and communities control their own infrastructure.
However, unlike many other socialists, we are also Anti-State because we believe that the state is just as likely to exploit and oppress workers and communities as capitalists and must also be abolished. We are Anarchists who believe that all forms of rulership and obedience are harmful, and that both our movements in there here and now and any future socialist society must be built from the Bottom Upon the basis of free association and mutual agreement.
We believe the Workplace is where we are forced to produce all the material, power, and profit that both keeps society running and keeps our rulers rich and powerful. We are Syndicalists who believe in building organisations in the workplace that can one day take over the entire economy and abolish both the state and capitalism. We believe that Direct Action like strikes, slow downs, blockades, and other disobedience are the best way to fight for positive change.
We are also Anti-Hate because we believe that sexism, racism, transphobia, and other bigotries only weaken the ability of those at the bottom of society to defend themselves from those at the top. We want to unify the Working Class across lines of gender, sexuality, race, culture, legal status, and other divisions on the basis of mutual Solidarity and use our collective power to overthrow the rich and powerful and build a world where everyone is free from exploitation and oppression.
If you would like to know more about anarchism and syndicalism, please see our recommended reading page here.
If you would like to know more about how the Solidarity Federation is structured or what is expected of members, our constitution can be found here.