The Black Hand
Unclean
To influence people who are struggling we need?
“To merit the right to influence men who are struggling, one must first participate in their struggle, and this first means accepting many things, if you hope to change a few of them... You will discover Justice in each effort that you make to order your undertakings... in each effort to subject yourself to discipline or to apply it.. It is not a question of knowing whether History has a meaning and whether we should deign to participate in it, but to try, from the moment we are in it up to the eyebrows, to give History that meaning which seems best to us, by not refusing our participation, however weak, to any concrete action which may require it” (Sartre, 1965, p. 71-105. Esp. 90 & 104)
There is not one bit of Sartre which supports getting people to vote for a party with no chance whatsoever of power.

“To merit the right to influence men who are struggling, one must first participate in their struggle, and this first means accepting many things, if you hope to change a few of them... You will discover Justice in each effort that you make to order your undertakings... in each effort to subject yourself to discipline or to apply it.. It is not a question of knowing whether History has a meaning and whether we should deign to participate in it, but to try, from the moment we are in it up to the eyebrows, to give History that meaning which seems best to us, by not refusing our participation, however weak, to any concrete action which may require it” (Sartre, 1965, p. 71-105. Esp. 90 & 104)
There is not one bit of Sartre which supports getting people to vote for a party with no chance whatsoever of power.



