Do not appropriate our language that you obviously don't understand. A worker does not change class because he is elected to represent the workers. This is the analysis of a child who has just read "Animal Farm".
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Nah, this is an analysis older than and proven correct by, above all, USSR, but also every other state project. When worker gains power over other workers, their interest changes and will try to keep and use that decisive power. Don’t muddle the waters and cover alienation with worker identity.
Taking power is necessary to kill capitalism, it is a directed, highly organised effort from elected representatives of the people. Anarchist organisation begins and ends in the individual workplace, the masses have no say in the utilisation of the means of production, only the nearest individuals.
man, what if there was a system where management over factories and other places of work was successfully devolved to the workers within the factories themselves under some sort of great, proletarian cultural revolution within an advanced socialist system? that would be crazy
Quite an easy diagnosis when all you’re doing is slicing the totality of the world and all its history up into fully unconnected shards utterly unaffected by each other.
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My god! It's capitalism all the way down!
Maybe someday you'll pick up a work by Marx or Lenin instead of larping on the internet.