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''''Gangsta Kings'''<nowiki/>' break the rules of liberalism by concentrating their power in non judicial forms, which allows them to challenge and crack down on the oligarchs oppressing the people, dialectically making the average individual more free. The dialectical relationship in question is that centralization on one level neccesserily corresponds to a decentralizaton on the other. In its socialist context the topic has been addressed in the Infrared vision videos: "''Stalin: What They Don't Teach You in School''"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rSWhSBmfMA</ref> and "''The Unknown Cultural Revolution''"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gG6zzHy48w&t=</ref>. | ''''Gangsta Kings'''<nowiki/>' break the rules of liberalism by concentrating their power in non judicial forms, which allows them to challenge and crack down on the oligarchs oppressing the people, dialectically making the average individual more free. The dialectical relationship in question is that centralization on one level neccesserily corresponds to a decentralizaton on the other. In its socialist context the topic has been addressed in the Infrared vision videos: "''Stalin: What They Don't Teach You in School''"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rSWhSBmfMA</ref> and "''The Unknown Cultural Revolution''"<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gG6zzHy48w&t=</ref>. | ||
This '''class based dialectic''' is well established in history. Machiavelli mentions in ''The Prince'' how local lords oppress their subjects, while powerful kings can be uplifted by the people as saviours<ref>Machiavelli. ''The Prince''. Chapter IX, X, XXVI.</ref>. In Michael Parentis work ''The Assassination of Julius Caesar: A People's History of ancient rome''<nowiki/>', he expands upon the class struggle in ancient rome between the elites and the people, represented by Julius Ceasar. | This '''class based dialectic''' is well established in history. Machiavelli mentions in ''The Prince'' how local lords oppress their subjects, while powerful kings can be uplifted by the people as saviours<ref>Machiavelli. ''The Prince''. Chapter IX, X, XXVI.</ref>. In Michael Parentis work ''The Assassination of Julius Caesar: A People's History of ancient rome''<nowiki/>', he expands upon the class struggle in ancient rome between the elites and the people, represented by Julius Ceasar.<ref>Michael Parenti. ''The Assassination of Julius Caesar: A People's History of ancient rome.'' 2003</ref> | ||
=== '''The so called tyranny and authoritarianism.''' === | === '''The so called tyranny and authoritarianism.''' === | ||
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* Napoleon has been smeared, but he was the one who overthrew the feudal privileges in Europe by making everyone equal before the law (code napoleon). | * Napoleon has been smeared, but he was the one who overthrew the feudal privileges in Europe by making everyone equal before the law (code napoleon). | ||
* The word "Draconic" refers to some form of tyrannical measure. The words origin however, comes from a man named Draco in ancient greece, who produced the first written code of law in Athens. Before Draco, judicial proceedings were carried out by oral tradition, and only the aristocracy had the privilege of "remembering them" (as you can probably imagine, all sorts of trickery and corruption occured). For this crime, Draco was namned a tyrant by the historians of that time, who themselfs came from privileged families. | * The word "Draconic" refers to some form of tyrannical measure. The words origin however, comes from a man named Draco in ancient greece, who produced the first written code of law in Athens. Before Draco, judicial proceedings were carried out by oral tradition, and only the aristocracy had the privilege of "remembering them" (as you can probably imagine, all sorts of trickery and corruption occured). For this crime, Draco was namned a tyrant by the historians of that time, who themselfs came from privileged families. | ||
Today, the story is no different. Xi has led his anti-corruption campaign in China, cracking down on partymembers and big business. For this he was called "the next Mao" and a dictator by the MSM. When Putin took power he nationalized the energy, refinanced pension programes and other benefits, while cracking down on critical oligarchs. No doubt the hate against Putin in the western establishment stemmed from him taking back some small amount of Russian sovereignty. If you allow monopoly capital to rape your country, you are fine. As long as you hold elections - no matter if you cheat in them, no matter if you allow your people to starve - you still get to count as a democracy. If you attempt to go the road of Gaddafi, Ibrahim Traoré, Assad or Khamenei, you are | Today, the story is no different. Xi has led his anti-corruption campaign in China, cracking down on partymembers and big business. For this he was called "the next Mao" and a dictator by the MSM. When Putin took power he nationalized the energy, refinanced pension programes and other benefits, while cracking down on critical oligarchs. No doubt the hate against Putin in the western establishment stemmed from him taking back some small amount of Russian sovereignty. If you allow monopoly capital to rape your country, you are fine. As long as you hold elections - no matter if you cheat in them, no matter if you allow your people to starve - you still get to count as a democracy. If you attempt to go the road of Gaddafi, Ibrahim Traoré, Assad or Khamenei, you are immediately discredited and sanctioned. | ||
Gangsta Kings are the main challengers of the establishment: liberal, monopoly imperialism. Thus, they are the strongest weapon against our own ruling class in the west, who suck up our resources and wreck havoc in our ways of life. We offer them critical support, even when they do not perfectly align with us on an ideological basis. | Gangsta Kings are the main challengers of the establishment: liberal, monopoly imperialism. Thus, they are the strongest weapon against our own ruling class in the west, who suck up our resources and wreck havoc in our ways of life. We offer them critical support, even when they do not perfectly align with us on an ideological basis. |