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Famine, upper stage of socialism
[ELUNIVERSAL] For years, the socialism of the 21st century has languished, a monstrosity supported by the Venezuelans, significantly their elites, when the utopia had already died many times. Since the beginning of the Great Terror of Robespierre, the first form of ideological dictatorship in modernity, the drama of the revolutionaries in power is repeated. It is a cycle until now fatal in which those who wanted to correct the deficiencies of the human condition were trapped, straightening the twisted wood of Humanity by means of the severe exercise of power to create just and harmonious societies. Modern revolutions are inspired by that social prophylactic desire that is only observed in marginal movements of the Middle Ages and Antiquity. At the beginning of the cycle, variable doses of violence are exercised to subdue the reaction, the resistances of the privileged who defend their dark and petty interests. But fatally with the passage of time, imprisoned dissidents, crushed bourgeois liberties and expressions of rejection, the model still does not work. The expropriated companies go bankrupt, the shortage of goods reigns and the misery, inseparable feature of the revolutions, is imposed. They say that it is the work of internal and external sabotage, it is necessary to tighten repression and sharpen the systems of espionage, not against political opponents but against the whole society, globally suspicious. Any citizen, imbued with the perfidious ideology of the past, can be a terrorist or saboteur, until the new man finally appears. Then as the years pass, disenchantment comes and important parts of the ruling group understand that the system does not serve, that it is a failure, that what was the citizenship in the previous society, now a mere population, is getting poorer and unhappy. Posted by: Fred 2019-02-18 |
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