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No, this isn't. This is recognizing that all mechanisms of modern governments, which are virtually all for the governance of humans, hasn't even achieved helping the average human. Why would anyone expect it to limit suffering in ways it wasnt built for when what it is built for it's already failing at?
The "let alone" part puts it as if liberating humans is more important than liberating non-human animals. The way I see this phrased used, it's usually that the first part is a necessary condition that the reader supposedly already agrees with, to showcase the validity of the more special case.
"They couldn't even walk let alone run", "She couldn't even buy food, much less rent", "This isn't true for any number, let alone even numbers" etc.
It places non-human animal liberation as a special case of the fight for the liberation of human workers. To be deferred to after a point in time when humans have been sufficiently liberated.
Yes, I do believe that giving people rights is a nessecary step before applying those rights to other animals. Not because those rights deserve to come first, but because of how modern government works. I (literally) don't have the ability to respect the rights of others if I myself don't have access to my rights, such as the ability to give a voice to those who don't.