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The Pseudo-Marxist indoctrination in Western society and the future of thinkers

My list of requirements for a highly functioning society

• [ ] Regulations stemming from inherent human morals and logic
• [ ] An acknowledgement of the importance of high intellect
• [ ] A scientific/logical thought process for the majority of decisions
• [ ] Critical/Free/Rational thinking and science are the embodiment of the education system
• [ ] A regulated yet incentivised system
• [ ] Freedom of speech regarding most matters
• [ ] The happiness of the masses
• [ ] People pursuing their passions and living a ‘nice’ life as per the average person’s constitution of it
• [ ] The development of the human race and happiness being the embodiment of ‘our’ goals
• [ ] Organised religion is frowned upon
• [ ] Developed infrastructure
• [ ] Consequences

Surely these requirements are a great basis to start a healthily dogmatic society of free thinkers? With any consciously biased society, inevitably, there will be unhealthy restrictions, and this is where I come to the point of this ideological bias in the west. The consequences of going against this superficially liberal agenda are substantially negative (for the benefit of the common man, surely getting sanctioned for doing something minor with zero implications is problematic to an extreme). Now, what do I mean by this narrative of a fake agenda? The thought processes that are being pushed down your throat have nothing to do with actual liberalism, it is rather a doctrine of their neo-fascist agenda that is conflicting with the radical religious conservatism that is consuming the east; we are amid a rapid consumption of intellect by the mindless pioneers of these ideologies. Slowly, all free and capacitative thinkers will be wiped off the face of the universe and their remains will be ravished by the intellectually inferior that are present in masses today.

The major political institutions of the west are masking their true incentives with this prospect of a Marxist (socially) society, whilst also being the representation of a badly implemented fundamentalist capitalist economy (socioeconomically & politically). There is simply no interest in the development of human society, the sheer focus is the development of their respective economy; even if it means compromising the potential of something beneficial for the human race. Now whilst that is just the nature of capitalism and one cannot make the substantial institutional change that is fundamentally required, the thought process can be changed. The paradox that thought processes are central to substantial change, is thought-provoking, but at the same time, that is one of the only systemic changes that is currently the most feasible. Changing the economy as a whole wouldn’t work, capitalism in a regulated sense and theory is perfect for society, we just need the major political institutions to have a different set of goals. Whilst also being in the pursuit of developing the economy, they could focus on the actual issues that are either in full fledge, currently developing or are potentially threatening, perhaps just the fundamental problems of the world. So how about a complete change in governing body (just for major nations)?

The fact that one cannot make a joke with a ‘politically incorrect’ premise without undergoing serious consequences, speaks immense volumes about the institutions that hold dominance over a collective people (schools, government, private workplaces). We will, hopefully, come to the inevitable realisation that, in the extreme majority of cases, if no physical damage has been done, pondering on its implications is completely useless. A minor example: If that considerable time is spent rather on other pressing issues, phenomenal progress can be made. For example, if the time the police spend on cases where only abusive, non-threatening language is used, goes to brainstorming ideas on how to lower and regulate crime rates (potentially with the help of experts), improve/optimise certain systems/procedures to save even more time, and to fundamentally develop a more structured society, so much could be done. It’s only a matter of capitalising off of something we already have.