The MLKP, Hüseyin Demircioğlu Academy Command, made a written statement on 1 May International Workers’ Day.
The statement pointed out that the fascist AKP-MHP government, which feeds on blood, tears, exploitation, oppression and misogynist policies, is the simplest rotten form of capitalism: “Those who declared the victory of capitalism after the collapse of modern revisionism cursed communism, the salvation of humanity… By discrediting the values created by socialism and populist revolutions, they tried to present the private property-centered, colonialist, male-dominated capitalist world order as the only alternative. The life of these theories in favour of the imperialist, capitalist, male-dominated system was very short-lived. The capitalist world order, which they tried to sanctify, gave nothing but blood and tears, exploitation and oppression, hunger and poverty, persecution and violence to workers and laborers, peoples of the world, women.
It has once again become clear that the colonialist, capitalist, male-dominated and fascist orders can do nothing but bring humanity to the brink of disaster, extinction and barbarism. History once again calls on humanity to take up the fight for a classless, unlimited and gender-liberated world without exploitation, under the red banner of socialism. The day is the day to respond to this call of history. The Turkish capital oligarchy and the fascist AKP-MHP government, which feeds on blood, tears, exploitation, oppression and misogynist policies and tries to perpetuate itself on this axis, is the simplest rotten form of capitalism. The colonialist fascist Turkish bourgeois state has reached the end of its life.
The peoples of Turkey and Kurdistan, workers and laborers, the oppressed, women and youth must rise up on 1 May. By raising the slogans “Everywhere Taksim, everywhere resistance” and “Unity, struggle, victory”, the AKP-MHP fascism’s order of exploitation and oppression must be destroyed and sent to the dustbin of history. 1 May must be the day when the power of the working class, the anger of the poor, the spirit of resistance of 8 March and Newroz conquer the fields and streets.”