Struggle is the only thing that truly gives life meaning in the first place. It is no surprise that those who create a system for their own benefit where they are able to avoid struggle become less than human.
For Ur-Fascism there is no struggle for life but, rather, life is lived for struggle.
The communist project is ultimately about creating a world where, to a large extent, people do not have to struggle. Reducing necessary labor through mechanization and eliminating the theft of surplus value, achieving global peace by overthrowing the bourgeoise who profit from wars, guaranteeing everybody the necessities of existence. The problem with the ultra-rich isn’t that they’ve made struggle unnecessary for themselves, it’s that they’ve done it at the expense of everyone else.
It brings me some pleasure that their lives are so incredibly shallow. At least I can find comraderie and love in struggle.
Granted it only validates my predisposition that they are antisocial monsters
Struggle is the only thing that truly gives life meaning in the first place. It is no surprise that those who create a system for their own benefit where they are able to avoid struggle become less than human.
Nah, this is fascist thinking.
The communist project is ultimately about creating a world where, to a large extent, people do not have to struggle. Reducing necessary labor through mechanization and eliminating the theft of surplus value, achieving global peace by overthrowing the bourgeoise who profit from wars, guaranteeing everybody the necessities of existence. The problem with the ultra-rich isn’t that they’ve made struggle unnecessary for themselves, it’s that they’ve done it at the expense of everyone else.
What is labor itself, life’s prime want, but a series of minor struggles?
Good point. I misunderstood what you meant by struggle.