"Saint-Just disse que a revolução não pode parar até que a felicidade tenha sido realizada, mostrando assim a falsidade de querer julgar os homens nos termos dos fatos puramente histórico-materiais de uma dada época. O ser humano nunca é um ser-aí." - Jacques Camatte
Se o Vorcaro, que era só um arrivista entre os banqueiros, tinha esse tráfico de influência todo em todas as instituições da sacrossanta democracia, imagina o que não fazem os Moreira Salles, os Setúbal, Safra!? Ou até os irmãos Batista da JBS?!
I was fascinated by analytical philosophy, but I forgot an important point. Analytical theorists neglect social analysis in favor of a perspective that only sees reality as a relationship of rational norms and concepts. Ignoring political and material struggles
I was fascinated by analytical philosophy, but I forgot an important point. Analytical theorists neglect social analysis in favor of a perspective that only sees reality as a relationship of rational norms and concepts. Ignoring political and material struggles
@bbonjourkitty "The revolutionary despises public opinion. He despises and hates the existing social morality in all its manifestations. For him, morality is everything which contributes to the triumph of the revolution. Immoral and criminal is everything that stands in its way."
"The revolutionary knows that in the very depths of his being, not only in words but also in deeds, he has broken all the bonds which tie him to the social order and the civilized world with all its laws, moralities, and customs, and with all its generally accepted conventions."
a true communist is a communist because they love the world and they love its inhabitants. a true communist wants a better world, not to just endlessly criticize the world but also to improve it.
“The magical view of life sees the world not as a collection of dead facts, but as a web of living forces that the awakened Self can influence and command.”
-Julius Evola
"The human being is dead and is no more than a ritual of capital. Young people still have the strength to refuse this death; they are able to rebel against domestication."
- Against Domestication, Jacques Camatte