In the last two years, world governments have done so much to make themselves look foolish to the general public and the rest of the world by implement some of the most audacious policies known to man. The raising of rents, the intense inflation, the “great reset” and everything that your average citizen, is probably not fond of, not to mention masks, soycial distancing, and the whole “green energy” astroturf, so to speak, and the intense pandering to racial and sexual minorities nonwithstanding.
When Karl Marx talked about the contradictions of capitalism, he felt that capitalism would become so intense that eventually the system would collapse and revert back to communism. Not of an earlier epoch mind you, in his historical materialist mindset, which was primitive communism but something more aligned with the mechanized modern age, a product of the capitalist industrial revolution, in accordance with dialectics, would be a cross between earlier modes of production and the current (later) modes of production.
Looking at how the state’s policies are implementing this intense capitalism, one would have to look at the state’s policies on social issues get increasingly more bizarre and for lack of a better word “woke” in the raising of prices on consumer goods paired with an element of more and more idiotic measures to appeal to brown folks and alphabet people. The more out of touch they get with the farmer which feeds the country (not to mention a reason why Bill Gates is buying up so much farmland in the midwest, to the cut the elites’ losses), the more out of touch they get with small business owners, and ahem, white dudes, the more they gain to lose.
The state will eventually get to the point where all this signaling will end up in a socio-political contradiction, delegitimizing its sovereign power. Now its gonna be harsh and hard when it falls so best be prepared when it does. This will mark the incentive for those dissatisfied with the state to divorce themselves from a failing regime, and possibly regrouping under a new leader and new form of government, hopefully not an oligarchy of any kind, pull out our involvement with foreign despots, bring energy sources home, and try to become as self-sufficient as possible.
After which we can start trading with the rest of the world again, with some stipulations, like protectionism and better labor relations. No more pandering to minorities and people who base their identities on what they do with their genitalia. Laws should be made for the majority of people, and formulated with a culture of respect and loyalty, no more low-trust communities with dope trafficked in from the third world because the last thing we need is a corrupt elite sending crack and opium into our borders just for “pragmatic” reasons on behalf of govt agents, instead of pragmatism for the common citizens.
Religion should be commonplace again, since it was the unifying factor of many communities since time immemorial, from the days of ancient pagans to Scientology in L.A. if its not broke, don’t fix it. But many things need fixed right now, and if that means that “wokeness” will be the straw that breaks the state’s back, so be it. They are about one wrong usage of language away from losing their grip on the pulse of the west, that its becoming as corny and exaggerated as a Pixar cartoon, Baudrillard even noticed, Debord noticed, despite both feeling that the spectacle could not be escaped, the hylics of social philosophy. But it can be, because one day it will all crash down and its back to basics. the state will fall, right back to a reactionary (in our time) anarchism that society began as. Old gods, no masters.
When Karl Marx talked about the contradictions of capitalism, he felt that capitalism would become so intense that eventually the system would collapse and revert back to communism. Not of an earlier epoch mind you, in his historical materialist mindset, which was primitive communism but something more aligned with the mechanized modern age, a product of the capitalist industrial revolution, in accordance with dialectics, would be a cross between earlier modes of production and the current (later) modes of production.
Looking at how the state’s policies are implementing this intense capitalism, one would have to look at the state’s policies on social issues get increasingly more bizarre and for lack of a better word “woke” in the raising of prices on consumer goods paired with an element of more and more idiotic measures to appeal to brown folks and alphabet people. The more out of touch they get with the farmer which feeds the country (not to mention a reason why Bill Gates is buying up so much farmland in the midwest, to the cut the elites’ losses), the more out of touch they get with small business owners, and ahem, white dudes, the more they gain to lose.
The state will eventually get to the point where all this signaling will end up in a socio-political contradiction, delegitimizing its sovereign power. Now its gonna be harsh and hard when it falls so best be prepared when it does. This will mark the incentive for those dissatisfied with the state to divorce themselves from a failing regime, and possibly regrouping under a new leader and new form of government, hopefully not an oligarchy of any kind, pull out our involvement with foreign despots, bring energy sources home, and try to become as self-sufficient as possible.
After which we can start trading with the rest of the world again, with some stipulations, like protectionism and better labor relations. No more pandering to minorities and people who base their identities on what they do with their genitalia. Laws should be made for the majority of people, and formulated with a culture of respect and loyalty, no more low-trust communities with dope trafficked in from the third world because the last thing we need is a corrupt elite sending crack and opium into our borders just for “pragmatic” reasons on behalf of govt agents, instead of pragmatism for the common citizens.
Religion should be commonplace again, since it was the unifying factor of many communities since time immemorial, from the days of ancient pagans to Scientology in L.A. if its not broke, don’t fix it. But many things need fixed right now, and if that means that “wokeness” will be the straw that breaks the state’s back, so be it. They are about one wrong usage of language away from losing their grip on the pulse of the west, that its becoming as corny and exaggerated as a Pixar cartoon, Baudrillard even noticed, Debord noticed, despite both feeling that the spectacle could not be escaped, the hylics of social philosophy. But it can be, because one day it will all crash down and its back to basics. the state will fall, right back to a reactionary (in our time) anarchism that society began as. Old gods, no masters.
