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I think I get your point, but it seems to ignore that plenty of places have successful labour parties that have the backing of unions rather than wealthy capitalists.
Sounds like you're basing all your arguments on one particular county!
The labor parties usually cannot perform radical change, even if they wanted to. If a majority Socialist party took control of a country and tried to implement radical change, you'd have to also make sure other instruments of Capital like the Army and Police, who usually are led by people who are well-connected with Capitalists and thus are likely to resist radical change.
This has happened in England, Chile, and other countries. That's why the state cannot merely be siezed electoraly, but need be siezed entirely and replaced.
This guy read reform or revolution