Well, it might be interesting to see some of the scrutiny. Above, you have only derided some communards as too eccentric for your tastes, as if there were some kind of mainstream standard for political radicalism which, say, vegetarians are too deviant to meet. That isn't scrutiny, it's prejudice. It's also completely irrelevant to the discussion, if it's supposed to be a discussion based on experience, evidence, reason and practice. Or at least it is so far; maybe you can show that avant-garde poet vegans cannot be politically effective, but you haven't begun to do that yet. Deriding eccentricity does not seem, in general, like a promising path of theoretical development.
-- Gordon