Revolutionary Communists Of America Hold First Congress in Philadelphia, Elon Musk Reacts

The newly-formed Revolutionary Communists of America (RCA) held their first congress in Philadelphia kicking off the establishment of their American chapter of the Revolutionary Communists.

The RCA members, around 500 of them, marched through the streets of Philadelphia, wearing red t-shirts and waving flag with the hammer and sickle symbol.

The march also drew a reaction from Elon Musk, CEO of X and Tesla. The billionaire with an estimated net worth of $238 billion according to Forbes appeared to disprove the march and re-posted the video with an exclamation mark.

The Revolutionary Communists coordination is a global movement that spans across almost a dozen countries and plans to completely dismantle capitalism. The group says it advocates for improvements in the lives of workers and says society should be reorganized under working-class political and economic control.

American society has often connected communism to erosion of individual rights and due to its rivalry with the Soviet Union, it has perceived communism to be a threat to free society.

American society also thinks of communism to be a threat to America and American society’s existence, partly also due to communist governments in rival nations like China and North Korea and Cuba and Vietnam, where it once fought a war.