Reflections

– About turmoil and selfishness
– About cynical people and useful idiots
– About using good to exercise violenceAbout turmoil and selfishness

The expansion of out of control markets and of institutions that reinforce selfishness is at the base of an overwhelming growth in the ascending phase but of a cannibal stampede in the descending phase. With the aggravating factor for social inclusion that in the ascending phase its driving force is the concentration of wealth at the top and the trickle down. And once the bubble deflates, the greater information and power of those on top allows them to burden others with the costs.

Luis Tonelli

About cynical people and useful idiots

In a world of active forces, only force can put an end to force.
Gentile people believe it will be the strength of reasonable arguments or virtue what will transform the circumstances but, since the emergence of moral standards through spontaneous generation keep on being highly unlikely events, the gentile people will be doomed to fall into the category of useful idiots, those who are discretely praised by the cynical on their high horse for the services rendered to the system‘s reproduction.

Frédéric Lordon

About using good to exercise violence

The flag of goodness is always raised to exercise violence against those who threaten us. The struggle against evil has brought on history‘s greatest atrocities.

José Ovejero