Lenin, Marx and Engels all were for organization of the working class, not for individual owners of property to provide bonuses for the workers. No a union is not enough, but its better than Markiplier. We still need to organize the class politically in the form of a mass party.

So no offense, but your comment about getting a tutor is so, so, so wrong headed. I didn't want to get into the real political difference between our positions, but please, in good faith, explain to me where ive gone wrong here or if there is some common themes and practical actions we can agree on.

I agree we need revolution, but we need a party that unites the various parts of the workers unions, along lines of working class interests, against the class interests of the capitalists, in order to get the revolution and defend it. That isn't the only strategy, but it is a large part of any socialist road to revolution