> communism was always designed to result in a one world government with the implication that it is ran from the bottom (worker) up(!!!). not from a centralized entity such as a one world government down. the latter is far easier and, until computer networking showed up. was the only feasible way for human society to be organized without unnecessarily long latency issues between rule enforcement and implementation of new policy decisions. only now is that starting to reverse...   > the way that the traditional left has been sidelined and disempowered whilst people from the right complain about the "resurgent left" over the past 15 years is fascinating. probably because they we're (unknowingly?) arguing for enabling more centralization through higher taxation and spending. the u.s. isn't a pro-centralization society. note how the republican/democrat dynamic is irrelevant here because its ultimately theater for normies. > traditional class and economics orientated left wing politics has melted into thin air during a time when you would expect it to thrive. its baffling that nobody really mentions this. trump has already started tariff war 2.0 and he isnt even in office yet. it literally has just begun. > note how the republican/democrat dynamic is irrelevant here because its ultimately theater for normies.
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