A Communist Redpill For The People Of /Pol/

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>“Globalism”, the Highest Stage of Capitalism

1. Until rather recently, the vast majority of all Westerners, no matter how Aryan or Christian both they and those ruling over them otherwise were, had been living in utmost poverty and misery for many centuries, despite the West eventually being the by far richest part of the world due its industrialization.

2. Out of fear of a socialist revolution of the non-possessing class, the so-called “welfare state” came into existence: old-age pensions, accident insurance, employee health insurance, high-tariff policies to protect profits and wages from foreign competition, the 38-hour-week and the weekend itself. All according to the idea of “sacrifice a part to save the whole.”

3. This, too, was the reason why Western Germany enjoyed such an incredibly high standard of living during the Cold War.Since Western Germany was meant to be the “window to the west”, US mega-capital pampered and spoiled the small country until the standard of living there was unsurprisingly high. Today, Germany isn’t needed anymore and therefore the land of bratwurst, beer and Beethoven is falling apart.

4. Likewise, the ideological and economical demands of US "monoimperialism" have turned nationalism, racism (...) into absolutely undesirable and unwanted nuisance factors.

5.Capital either goes to misery (outsourcing) and/or imports misery (Refugees welcome!”) in order to import low-wage workers, and to drive down wages and drive up rents.

6. The market, which was also characteristic for capitalism, has also disappeared. The monopolized mega-capital (billionaires with US citizenship) are now about to destroy all remainders of non-American mini-capital. In Russia, in 20, 30 years or so in China and meanwhile also the so-called middle-class, of course.

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