The Working Class

Upper class members are deeply isolated individuals with very low self-esteem, they need luxury goods to feel superior to others.

The upper class wants to control our ideological parameters, lest someone slip to the realm of revolutionary thinking.

The upper class wants the people to grow more dependent on corporate fast food; the revolutionary cooks his own food.

The upper class media promotes escape because they want the worker to fantasize about escaping his oppression instead of revolting.

Without revolution, the upper class will never confess their crimes against the worker which are crimes against humanity.

The upper class uses its mass media instruments to paint a picture of an aloof, overly idealistic, left.

The international upper class uses imperialism as a pretext to drown its own people in military debts.

The upper class mistakes capital for life and human beings for beasts of burden; the revolution will show them the resilience of humanity.

The working class desires a revolution; the upper class invests the collective energy of humanity to short-circuit this desire.

The rulers attempts to paint the left as mere sentimentalists, because they know that a methodical form of socialism will crush capitalism.

The upper class promotes visions of a dreamy left, because they are terrified of an active, methodical form of socialism.

The upper class uses patriotism as an excuse to fortify the nation and create armies which protect it and its interests.

The upper class has given up its humanity for the sake of capital; this is why they can enjoy yachts while children starve to death.

The upper class uses consumerism to enchain people in systems of never-ending debt and servitude.

The upper class wants to control human desires, lest we start desiring revolution instead of luxury goods.

The upper class hates protests; thus if a person goes to a protest they will soon be accused of being unpatriotic.

The upper class controls the cultural flow of ideas and information, thus insuring that nothing to its advantage slips into the mainstream.

The church destroys the morale of the people and implements an unquestionable, patriarchal, God over their head.

The upper class is terrified of the revolutionary information flow.

Children are taught about the luxurious lives of kings and queens, and nothing is said about the struggles of revolutionaries.