Seems most of today’s citizens want the socialistic way of life simply because they are lazy useless eaters and want some putz to work and sweat for both. This is not the way humanity was designed to advance to the next level of development. Abolishing all freebees, charities, useless eaters, and anyone who produces nothing substantial would delete 90% of the world’s population and get humanity back to the realism. Socialism is like the ant colony that lost its workers. One queen and thousands of useless drones making more baby ants and doing nothing to get food or maintaining the mound.
The paradox is that while we, in the west, believe in free markets and the concept that all ideas are equal in the marketplace of ideas, we simultaneously lend credence to salvation by following an elusive religious and economic truth: We are all equal in the eyes of God.
The confusion creates friction, as the contradition between reality and ideals compel what is worst in us: greed and baseless idealism.
In real terms, there is only one political philosophy: producers vs. leeches; the haves and have nots; the owners and the slaves.
Seems most of today’s citizens want the socialistic way of life simply because they are lazy useless eaters and want some putz to work and sweat for both. This is not the way humanity was designed to advance to the next level of development. Abolishing all freebees, charities, useless eaters, and anyone who produces nothing substantial would delete 90% of the world’s population and get humanity back to the realism. Socialism is like the ant colony that lost its workers. One queen and thousands of useless drones making more baby ants and doing nothing to get food or maintaining the mound.
The paradox is that while we, in the west, believe in free markets and the concept that all ideas are equal in the marketplace of ideas, we simultaneously lend credence to salvation by following an elusive religious and economic truth: We are all equal in the eyes of God.
The confusion creates friction, as the contradition between reality and ideals compel what is worst in us: greed and baseless idealism.
In real terms, there is only one political philosophy: producers vs. leeches; the haves and have nots; the owners and the slaves.