Rosa Luxemburg Quotes

The Self-discipline Of The Social Democracy Is Not Merely The Replacement Of The Authority Of Bourgeois Rulers With The Authority Of A Socialist Central Committee. The Working Class Will Acquire The Sense Of The New Discipline, The Freely Assumed Self-discipline Of The Social Democracy, Not As A Result Of The Discipline Imposed On It By The Capitalist State, But By Extirpating, To The Last Root, Its Old Habits Of Obedience And Servility.

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