POSSESSION 3 - MARXIST IMPERIALISM (2)
In the capitalist system, the illusion is kept up that, at least at local levels, currencies are convertible into fairly set or stable values or things. Meanwhile, the whole, global system is full of inflations, etc., and is always shifting and changing. People are pouring in more trillions at the top. So, the whole system is really pretty plastic. Relative. Unreal.
But, give some farmers their little territory or pieces of land, and they will do their capitalist exchanges in fair safety, the currencies backed by shared confidences. And, then, along the supply chains and circuits or exchange, and lines of infrastructure and transportation, similarly values and exchange rates and trade carry on in relative stability. (These are the S.V.G.s - Standard Value Grids). Like rust, though, these lines of stability can erode - and the confidences of the farmers can corrupt - when entropy in the system rises globally and sneakily.
But, for the whole illusion to work long enough for economic health and growth to take place, what are needed are laws backed by governments, preferably representative ones, and LAND, grounded in laws. Really, in any part of life, there is no stability without land. And, who owns the land can matter a lot, now or sometime down in the future.
Well, along come Marxists, and they say: "Your whole system is relative. Money is relative. You owe that land to me. Laws are racist. Give me your lawn-mower!" And so on. That's what Marxists do. That's what they are for. They destroy everything that has been set up towards progress and production.
Hmmm... Seems like my brain doesn't want to carry on thought for too-long spells... so, a part three on Marxist Imperialism will be coming up eventually... At least I introduced some main ideas here. I guess I need to try to sleep...
But, give some farmers their little territory or pieces of land, and they will do their capitalist exchanges in fair safety, the currencies backed by shared confidences. And, then, along the supply chains and circuits or exchange, and lines of infrastructure and transportation, similarly values and exchange rates and trade carry on in relative stability. (These are the S.V.G.s - Standard Value Grids). Like rust, though, these lines of stability can erode - and the confidences of the farmers can corrupt - when entropy in the system rises globally and sneakily.
But, for the whole illusion to work long enough for economic health and growth to take place, what are needed are laws backed by governments, preferably representative ones, and LAND, grounded in laws. Really, in any part of life, there is no stability without land. And, who owns the land can matter a lot, now or sometime down in the future.
Well, along come Marxists, and they say: "Your whole system is relative. Money is relative. You owe that land to me. Laws are racist. Give me your lawn-mower!" And so on. That's what Marxists do. That's what they are for. They destroy everything that has been set up towards progress and production.
Hmmm... Seems like my brain doesn't want to carry on thought for too-long spells... so, a part three on Marxist Imperialism will be coming up eventually... At least I introduced some main ideas here. I guess I need to try to sleep...