size of the imperial american nazi government

[Steve Kinney]

On 12/29/2017 12:42 PM, juan wrote:
> On Fri, 29 Dec 2017 09:08:08 -0800
> g2s <g2s at riseup.net> wrote:

>> My class analysis says the latter is a victim of capitalism, and is
>> not PROFITING from the system, surviving within the system others
>> profit from. Rr
> 
> 
> 	do you mean the soldier or his hypothetical brother? the
> 	soldier is obviously not a victim  - on the contrary, he's the
> 	worst scum on the planet. And if he has a wife and children
> 	then those certainly profit from his daddy being a child
> 	murderer.

The grunt in question would most likely be a thing made of meat that
always and only does exactly what its owners have programmed it to do.
Holding it accountable for following its orders, as if it was capable of
independent motivation and judgment, only makes sense in one context:
As an act of propaganda aimed at conditioning the obedience of /other/
things made of meat that always and only do exactly what their owners
have programmed them to do.

Human-like things that have been programmed to loudly express
unconditional hatred when confronted with any appearance or exercise of
State and Corporate "authority" serve their State and Corporate masters
with blind devotion.  The fulfill their assigned civic duty by
discrediting /all/ objections to exercises of State and Corporate
authority as ignorant and irrational, and by physically obstructing
attempts to organize any effective push-back against same.

Reflexive obedience vs. reflexive disobedience presents an example of
the "let's you and him fight" strategy, where whole national populations
are manipulated into identifying each other as enemies.  This process
neutralizes the potential political power of whole populations.  Result:
 Their rulers are free to do whatever, whenever - and to call that
"democratic self rule."

An angry fighter is a losing fighter.  Stay angry, keep losing.

:o/






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