Hijacking words like "socialism" and "patriot" by "the left" or by "the right" impresses
less than it disgusts, in the exposed elitism that is at the core of
both options of rule OVER people — that wet-dream of the elite funding both sides
of this pseudo-opposition whose goal is to swallow up any time and thought not
already possessed-away-from our daily lives.
Ruling "in the name of people" is what political elitists do best. In
fact, it's all they do, besides hiding, selling, and justifying mass subjugation by the
economic elite that fund them.
Their pathological narcissism, about "having all the answers" — that we, the dumb
masses, do not and could never assess, derive, and implement — finds them united
together in opposing all moments of direct democracy — political and economic —
by us.
If you call people "stupid", by calling for "representative democracy" — or its real
expression, totalitarianism — then, when they do act for themselves, it kind of puts
a damper on your career as absolute and eternal "leader" and "omnipotent benefactor".
Socialism was NOT mistaken as State capitalism by ignorant people; ignorance is what
excuses that falsification of the "social", ideologized (or inverted), into
social-ISM. This falsification has been wielded by elitists through
money-puppets like Lenin and Trotsky when they "turned" the Russian Revolution into a
mediation and falsification called "the Bolshevik Revolution": Bolshevism is elitist and
vicious — absolutely thwarting and detesting democracy.
Stalin's follow-up experiment, funded by the bankers and finance-capitalists using the
UK and US as shield nation-states while they globalized past the nation-state (as is
being revealed today via the Rockefeller-controlled EU, UN, WTO, NAU, etc.) have
continually been cheered on by so-called and well-funded "socialists", but for a very
few capital-aware "socialists" and most anti-primitivist "anarchists".
Party-lauded gulags, FDR "New Deal" work camps, slave labor, re-education
camps, and kibbutzes (that is, State-serving "communes") are not merely
"socialist resorts" for the politically or genetically "incorrect", but capitalist
extraction centers, where human capital is repossessed.
The State becomes a "socialist" bully for the elite, socializing its own[-ing/-ership]
needs over its innate enemy: human needs. Is it any wonder that Rockefeller,
Morgan, Rothschild, et. al., find so much in common with Himmler's "National
Socialism" and with Stalin's "International Socialism" (executing all enemies of
"social-ISM in one country", which is merely exchanges the KGB for
the SS/Gestapo, and "red" shirts" for "black" shirts). They were elitist (top-down;
against democracy; against individual liberty; against social freedom); authoritarian;
mass-socializing; capitalist) from inception through disguising name-changes and
uniform-swaps to the better-PRed versions sold onto our backs today.
Hence, the kidnapping of the concept of "social" into "social-ISM" and all
the contrived opposition to the image of its promise in order to deepen the sale. Simply put,
unless you fully understand the fundamental aim of capitalism, as being the inversion
of humanity from subject into object, you will also mis-see the ideology known
as "socialism" as being the mechanism for that subjugation IN THE NAME OF THOSE
BEING SUBJUGATED.
Using the ideologized "patriot" by the "right" side of capital as an excuse for the left
side of capital is as ridiculous as doing the opposite. It's the trap that tools
never see but religiously zealotize.
Supporting the human rights that shed all capitalist agenda is truly "patriotic". All
flagwaving by "left" or "right" moments of the no-sided codependency is simply the same
old song and dance held up as new and improved.
Slavery is slavery no matter what color it fashions, or from which side of the same mouth
it contours The Big Lie.
Where there is wage-labor there is capital. All "socialism" up to this
point has been capitalist. Its movements turn us in a circle and serve [us as] things and
systems ALWAYS set against us, running our own lives in a manner called "generalized
self-management".