Greetings good citizen,
It is not unusual for the news cycle to ignore the issues we should be discussing, so it was today when I couldn’t find an ‘appropriate’ article that would allow me illustrate (one of) the pillars of A Simple Plan.
Thus today’s ‘lecture’ will be on ‘what are the ‘pillars’ of A Simple Plan?’
The first pillar is equality, without equality there is no justice…
Naturally, nature doesn’t do ‘equal’ and NOBODY is qualified to ‘adjust’ perceived ‘natural inequalities’.
So it is, for our purposes in this discussion, 'equal' refers to the principle of ‘equal treatment under the law’.
This is not ‘new’ however, like anarchy it also has never been tried, never mind achieved.
Because the concept of equal treatment (under capitalism) stops exactly there, at the courtroom door…because that’s where ‘equality’ under capitalism (allegedly) exists…in the courtroom, everywhere else, class war reigns.
(And you KNOW our current inoperative economy is the way it is because the elite ‘own’ the courtroom too…so there goes ‘equality’…)
Which would be to opine that equality is non-existent, under our capitalist rubric at any rate.
Thus the base of the first pillar under A Simple Plan is the Human Anti-exploitation law.
How does equality figure into ‘anti-exploitation’?
What applies to one applies to ALL, that is equality.
So the Human anti-exploitation law makes it illegal for one human to make his/her living from the ‘sweat’ of another human.
This, in fact, outlaws the entire employer/employee relationship.
It also bans selling as a means of making a living. (Your ability to buy cheap and sell dear exploits the buyer.)
So if you can’t buy and sell and you can’t hire anyone (for a profit) how do you make a living?
You cut out the middleman and work for society.
Yes, good citizen, humanity is the customer and the resources to make what humanity needs belong to all of us…so this ownership nonsense should have gone out the window with the collapse of monarchy…but it didn’t.
Now we have a worse situation on our hands…we may have rid ourselves of ‘absolute rulers’ of the lands we live in but we still have them ruling our places of employment!
Worse, this is happening in a time when there aren’t enough jobs to go around!
How do we fix this?
Under (every owner a king) capitalism, we can’t! (Short of the Lord Creator [of Christianity] appearing in the sky and commanding it, it ain’t gonna happen!)
Imagine if Allah appeared in the heavens over Washington DC? What do you think the Israelis would do?
But I digress…(although certain ‘thought experiments’ are irresistible! I also feel compelled to remind you that Gegner is an atheist so the only thing Gegner expects to appear in the sky is rain…in its various forms.)
While the capitalist defends the indefensible by insisting it’s not their fault there isn’t enough ‘market share’ to drive ‘full employment’, this merely flips the problem on its head.
Their unwillingness to pay their employees is what is driving the global ‘demand drought’. (We need not even go into the massive mismanagement issues that are evident through out the commerce system world-wide.)
So how ironic is it that the solution to our broken economy lies in the ending of predatory capitalism?
What the clueless among you (and those damn Libbies really are clueless) need to understand is much of what we do NEEDS DOING (and we’d do it regardless of if we got paid to do it!)
Again, STUPID Libbies would interpret that as an argument against paying because they don’t understand money’s ONE (count ‘em) ‘useful purpose’.
Money is a ‘regulator’; it restricts access.
Without money you’d never get within a hundred yards of a restaurant…although the ‘lack of help’ (nobody would work there for any amount!) might make you give up your booth.
Ironically (again) the (stupid) Libbie’s solution to this problem is slavery, which they are perfectly cool with (until the chains are slapped on THEM!)
Then it’s ‘tragically unfair!’
So under the pillar of Equality, you would work ‘for society’ and your money would be for YOU! When you went to procure the necessities of life NOBODY (not even society) would receive your ‘money’, it would simply be erased from your account, having served its one useful purpose!
Um, I didn’t intend to expend an entire essay on a single pillar but the first is the ‘foundation’ of A Simple Plan.
Without ‘equality’ there isn’t a civilization that is worth squat…and the only way we know that is by the ‘success’ of past races.
While our education is ‘Euro-centric’ in this nation, the most successful civilization on the planet to date was the Native (North) Americans.
Native American history is an embarassment of riches yet we shun it in favor our blood-thirsty European heritage…at the behest of the capitalists among us.
(Full Disclosure, Gegner is NOT [to the best of his knowledge] even ‘part’ Native American, my admiration of their culture is completely unbiased.)
No irony should be lost on the fact that the Native peoples used banishment as a punishment for bad behavior, so Exile is rooted in ‘custom’ as a sensible solution.
And then, like now, the assumption was that you couldn’t be ‘fixed’…so your genes were excluded from the gene pool.
Sort of makes you wonder where humanity would be today if it had adhered to this passive ‘process of elimination’?
How sad is it good citizen that the genes that should be eliminated from our society belong to the powerfully stupid?
No irony should be lost on the fact that this is where the idea that criminals were ‘salvageable’ was born.
Which opens a different door, many of today’s criminals have done no wrong, while many who have done wrong haven’t been prosecuted for their crimes (Thanks to their criminal relatives!)
Which is all leading to the second of our three pillars, justice.
Thanks for letting me inside your head,
Gegner
PS. We cannot address the world’s problems if we are unwilling to face the world as it really is.
While it appears I advocate certain unorthodox beliefs, it is the casting out of these beliefs that coincides with the disintegration of the fabric of human society.
Like the Libertarian/Republican insistence that there is no such thing as a human social contract.
Peculiar because this is how slavery became widespread.
While the capitalist points to our (ever) diminished ‘faith in God’ (as the reason our society is failing), the realist points to Justice!
Funny how the capitalist is the first one to defend and invoke ‘god’s right’ to retribution.
If I’ve done wrong, let God punish me! (Knowing full well it won’t happen.)
I say it’s time we give the capitalist God the helping hand he has always needed.
When the capitalist is thirsty for justice he has no patience with God. When the shoes are reversed, it’s the other way around.
It is not unusual for the news cycle to ignore the issues we should be discussing, so it was today when I couldn’t find an ‘appropriate’ article that would allow me illustrate (one of) the pillars of A Simple Plan.
Thus today’s ‘lecture’ will be on ‘what are the ‘pillars’ of A Simple Plan?’
The first pillar is equality, without equality there is no justice…
Naturally, nature doesn’t do ‘equal’ and NOBODY is qualified to ‘adjust’ perceived ‘natural inequalities’.
So it is, for our purposes in this discussion, 'equal' refers to the principle of ‘equal treatment under the law’.
This is not ‘new’ however, like anarchy it also has never been tried, never mind achieved.
Because the concept of equal treatment (under capitalism) stops exactly there, at the courtroom door…because that’s where ‘equality’ under capitalism (allegedly) exists…in the courtroom, everywhere else, class war reigns.
(And you KNOW our current inoperative economy is the way it is because the elite ‘own’ the courtroom too…so there goes ‘equality’…)
Which would be to opine that equality is non-existent, under our capitalist rubric at any rate.
Thus the base of the first pillar under A Simple Plan is the Human Anti-exploitation law.
How does equality figure into ‘anti-exploitation’?
What applies to one applies to ALL, that is equality.
So the Human anti-exploitation law makes it illegal for one human to make his/her living from the ‘sweat’ of another human.
This, in fact, outlaws the entire employer/employee relationship.
It also bans selling as a means of making a living. (Your ability to buy cheap and sell dear exploits the buyer.)
So if you can’t buy and sell and you can’t hire anyone (for a profit) how do you make a living?
You cut out the middleman and work for society.
Yes, good citizen, humanity is the customer and the resources to make what humanity needs belong to all of us…so this ownership nonsense should have gone out the window with the collapse of monarchy…but it didn’t.
Now we have a worse situation on our hands…we may have rid ourselves of ‘absolute rulers’ of the lands we live in but we still have them ruling our places of employment!
Worse, this is happening in a time when there aren’t enough jobs to go around!
How do we fix this?
Under (every owner a king) capitalism, we can’t! (Short of the Lord Creator [of Christianity] appearing in the sky and commanding it, it ain’t gonna happen!)
Imagine if Allah appeared in the heavens over Washington DC? What do you think the Israelis would do?
But I digress…(although certain ‘thought experiments’ are irresistible! I also feel compelled to remind you that Gegner is an atheist so the only thing Gegner expects to appear in the sky is rain…in its various forms.)
While the capitalist defends the indefensible by insisting it’s not their fault there isn’t enough ‘market share’ to drive ‘full employment’, this merely flips the problem on its head.
Their unwillingness to pay their employees is what is driving the global ‘demand drought’. (We need not even go into the massive mismanagement issues that are evident through out the commerce system world-wide.)
So how ironic is it that the solution to our broken economy lies in the ending of predatory capitalism?
What the clueless among you (and those damn Libbies really are clueless) need to understand is much of what we do NEEDS DOING (and we’d do it regardless of if we got paid to do it!)
Again, STUPID Libbies would interpret that as an argument against paying because they don’t understand money’s ONE (count ‘em) ‘useful purpose’.
Money is a ‘regulator’; it restricts access.
Without money you’d never get within a hundred yards of a restaurant…although the ‘lack of help’ (nobody would work there for any amount!) might make you give up your booth.
Ironically (again) the (stupid) Libbie’s solution to this problem is slavery, which they are perfectly cool with (until the chains are slapped on THEM!)
Then it’s ‘tragically unfair!’
So under the pillar of Equality, you would work ‘for society’ and your money would be for YOU! When you went to procure the necessities of life NOBODY (not even society) would receive your ‘money’, it would simply be erased from your account, having served its one useful purpose!
Um, I didn’t intend to expend an entire essay on a single pillar but the first is the ‘foundation’ of A Simple Plan.
Without ‘equality’ there isn’t a civilization that is worth squat…and the only way we know that is by the ‘success’ of past races.
While our education is ‘Euro-centric’ in this nation, the most successful civilization on the planet to date was the Native (North) Americans.
Native American history is an embarassment of riches yet we shun it in favor our blood-thirsty European heritage…at the behest of the capitalists among us.
(Full Disclosure, Gegner is NOT [to the best of his knowledge] even ‘part’ Native American, my admiration of their culture is completely unbiased.)
No irony should be lost on the fact that the Native peoples used banishment as a punishment for bad behavior, so Exile is rooted in ‘custom’ as a sensible solution.
And then, like now, the assumption was that you couldn’t be ‘fixed’…so your genes were excluded from the gene pool.
Sort of makes you wonder where humanity would be today if it had adhered to this passive ‘process of elimination’?
How sad is it good citizen that the genes that should be eliminated from our society belong to the powerfully stupid?
No irony should be lost on the fact that this is where the idea that criminals were ‘salvageable’ was born.
Which opens a different door, many of today’s criminals have done no wrong, while many who have done wrong haven’t been prosecuted for their crimes (Thanks to their criminal relatives!)
Which is all leading to the second of our three pillars, justice.
Thanks for letting me inside your head,
Gegner
PS. We cannot address the world’s problems if we are unwilling to face the world as it really is.
While it appears I advocate certain unorthodox beliefs, it is the casting out of these beliefs that coincides with the disintegration of the fabric of human society.
Like the Libertarian/Republican insistence that there is no such thing as a human social contract.
Peculiar because this is how slavery became widespread.
While the capitalist points to our (ever) diminished ‘faith in God’ (as the reason our society is failing), the realist points to Justice!
Funny how the capitalist is the first one to defend and invoke ‘god’s right’ to retribution.
If I’ve done wrong, let God punish me! (Knowing full well it won’t happen.)
I say it’s time we give the capitalist God the helping hand he has always needed.
When the capitalist is thirsty for justice he has no patience with God. When the shoes are reversed, it’s the other way around.
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