DonutHole
Grand Sage of Purrk
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Ok I reread it and these are some pointsi dont have an ideology
and ive never tried discussing these kinds of ideas with anyone before so forgive me that im unable to put my views and beliefs into any sort of coherent structure
i dont care for arguments
its more about philosophy
like the things you value that makes these views arguments or ideologies attractive
im interested in the foundational aspect the core not what it preaches
and communism advertising is for everyone to be equal if i am not mistaken
people are not equal
basically i want people to live according to how the world is not how they wished the world would be
that is not to say that im supporter of current system
but more to say people arent equal how can we work with that
instead of working against it with people should be equal
basically to me at the core
communism is a rejecting of the world
chasing the so called 'end of history'
it feels like a religion to me more than a political ideology
wanting to make the world something it isnt
wanting to make man into something it isnt
its not about how society should be run or criticism socialists/communists have that causes this knot in my stomach
nor for the wish they have which is a noble one
idk there is too much and i dont know where to start from or how to build upon it again ive never tried discussing with anyone before or sharing
1. It isn't advocating equality for equality's sake. It advocates that the only way to resolve the class struggle between the proletarian (those who have nothing to sell but their labor power) and the bourgeoisie is for the bourgeoisie class (those that own the means of production and hire others to work them) Is for the former to abolish the latter.
If the proletarians just overthrew the bourgeoisie and made themselves the business owners and the former bourgeoisie into proletarians we'd be stuck at square one again.
2. What's wrong with changing the world? It has been changed many times before.
From Feudalism to Capitalism. When the peasants were forced into the factories they resisted, but were vanquished.
Or from the slave society of old, when it was followed by the creation of the serf class. and eventually replaced by it.