The corporations and elite he mentions use the state as their weapon. I'm sure we agree on this, Marx criticized the state thoroughly.
But the state remains the system of oppression and exploitation no matter who takes control of it.
Your video is interesting. Seeing not all rationality is lost on the 'left' is good.
This being said, the proposed path to abundance and freedom strikes me as just as delusional as always.
Every problem mentioned is a result of a giant state apparatus.
"Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!"
Isaiah 5:20
The good are restrained by ethics.
The evil are restrained by cowardice.
The question now becomes how bad it will have to become before we beg the UN to save us.
Everyone is sending me pictures of snow and here it's so hot I can hardly move during the day.
Stop sending me fake news about snow you anti-science extremists. Snow is a thing of the past.
I must be getting delirious.
Almost start to believe Al Gore.
Trust your heart.
The mind is full of shit.
Fear not the evil ones for they are weak and afraid.
Marx saved the state by diverting the blame for its violence, oppression and exploitation away from it and onto an entire segment of society.
He made them the scapegoat for the sins of the state and strengthened it - while claiming it would 'wither away'.
Trusting the government is a form of historical revisionism.
Yes. A lot of people don't want freedom,
and that's fine
What I hate is ideology that isn't about freedom but pretends to be, like marxism.
I'd respect commies more if they just said it:
'We don't care about freedom! Don't want it! Freedom is slavery!'
Not a great friend of it, but yes.
Just got a fridge after living without for 4 years and I have to say a cold beer after a hot day of sweaty work is quite the luxery.
In general I prefer cannabis.
The only downside is the difficulty to remember dreams.
Group punishment eventually leads to a misplacement of rage. The rage should be directed at the punisher, but is step by step redirected to the troublemaker.
This is a very effective method of control.
A slave hates a disobedient slave more than the master. The master is the source of bread, the disobedient slave the source of trouble.
The soul is like a little bird that was given the task to get back home by riding on top of a drunken monkey that is sitting on top of a moody pig
Isn't that just the collective version of what we all experience individually as the ego?
The ego projects all its evil onto others, which then in turn makes a good excuse to act evil against them
Collectivism is basically the sum of all individual egos
Not to mention that by 'refusing to read him' you mean 'refusing to read what you tell me to read'...
You are being dishonest and you know it.
Who is asking you to care?
I'm starting to think I offended you somehow.
If so, deal with it or unfollow and ignore.
