3 thoughts on “Injustice”

1. For members of a centrist establishment under siege

   Centrist!?

   while the ideology of meritocracy that prevails in the flourishing ruling class drives home the message that their failures are no one’s fault but their own

   Uhh what?

   the one dominated by the rise of finance capitalism that creates a class of super-wealthy overlords who run the country and much of the world

   No, no, no. People are not upset that the rich exist or that they are not super wealthy. They are upset that the elite are not elite and that there is no meritocracy at the top. They are upset that government and the ruling class have become punitive toward the rest of society. They are upset that rules, laws, and norms only apply to certain groups without power. They are upset that the elite put up roadblocks that don’t give them the chance at earning success. They are upset about the constant meddling in people’s lives.

   In America, they don’t want to break from the “status quo” but instead a revival of what used to be the status quo before marxists were considered centrists and moron incompetents were elite.

   1. Got to agree. It’s not injustice to have a meritocracy or rich people. But rather to have the full array of hypocrisy, like suddenly caring about punishing people only when a crime or scandal is exposed with the revealers more likely to be punished.

2. No, working people are upset that they lost purchasing power while their masters keep accumulating more and more wealth.
   Why do you think there is an opioid epidemic in the USA? It is a symptom of other issues. Namely worker disenfranchisement. Once you take away people’s incentive to work, what do you think will happen? The Great Depression led to the rise of fascism in Europe. People like Mussolini were elected. So it is hardly surprising to see it happen somewhere else. Even if it is a lighter version of it.

   If you also read Bolshevik propaganda of the era, they keep claiming they wanted to eliminate “rootless cosmopolitans”. Look that term up. Some people claim the campaign was antisemitic in nature but that is absurd. Most of the Bolshevik leaders WERE Jewish. The campaign was basically against what we would call globalists today. People who managed their businesses remotely, sometimes from abroad, with little care for their workers and the people in their nation of origin.

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