I have said before that the right must embark on the project of destroy and defaming all enlightenment values, which includes the value of freedom, and regrettably, therefore, we must attack freedom, at least in the enlightenment sensehttps://twitter.com/0x49fa98/status/1048661068979945472 …
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Fraternity is the toughest one to crack by far, equality is the easiest.
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I'll have to get back to this thread but by fraternity I mean construction, maintenance, development and advancement of group identity. Even at modest levels of abstraction there is an enormous amount of machinery devoted to this.
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To attack it means to strike at the heart of universal and undisclosed human taboos.
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About equality, I should say for now that you have to identify the rhetorical use of the value, and I don't mean demagogy but ask yourself why the plebs have any affinity for it in the first place.
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I’ve always seen it as stemming from resentment. The higher man never desires equality. It is a desire of those who have no worth of their own, or sometimes, more rarely, those who wish to conceal their power.
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I wouldn't call it resentment (that plays a role for sure), but the displaced fear of being 'left out' by tribal leaders in a Dunbarian scaled tribal environment.
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