RE: Not My Meme! #1058
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Institutions, such as governments, are all inherently prone to corruption. Communism has no fewer checks on corruption and the totalitarian power corrupt agents of government gain thereby than Democratic Republics that claim to be Capitalist. In fact Communist governments are Democratic Republics just like Capitalist states, no more (or less) corrupt than the US and EU. The enmity with which the Rothschilds regarded the Russian aristocracy was the real reason for the horrific oppressions and genocidal acts of the Soviet regime in the early 20th Century.
As for the Great Leap Forward and the ~60M dead that caused, the larcenous elite surrounding Mao used the tried and true method of killing the victims they robbed, and even imposed the 1 child per couple law to prevent population growth - which is why China faces a demographic issue today, because the global chemical castration imposed transnationally has also kicked in, exacerbating the institutional suppression of the birth rate in China.
As for dollars (or yen, yuan, or Yap's stone wheels) I have just lived through a demonstration that corporate money is insubstantial compared to goodwill and community in the last week. While corrupt courts serve money masters, the people in communities that aren't sharing in the graft can simply act on the ground to render such collusion inconsequential, at least where troops aren't employed to slaughter them - yet, anyway.
Power corrupts, why would any sane person agree to give somebody else power over themselves?
It can only end in corruption at my expense.
I can't believe that we have played this game this long, I jumped ship in the 80's.
I think our retention rate speaks to this.
Not many folks buying into this absolute oligarchy.
I don't think them that do are entirely sane. A lot of folks have been so bamboozled by their indoctrinations they do not have a sound conception of reality. IOW they have been fed bullshit and don't know what reality looks like. They can become sane, however, and this is happening in droves as the value of the dollar plunges and people realize they're being robbed of their hard work and capital by banksters profiting at their expense.
You're right about Hive, as usual. It doesn't have to be this way, and sooner or later it won't be. It'll either make the necessary changes, or it won't and will suffer the inevitable consequences, while something else takes advantage of that market.