I have much more. Much, much worse. Will be sharing in SN later 

Oh my god, to answer this question we should actually start a podcast series. I once read a book by Igor Shafarewitsch called 'The Death Instinct in History'. This deals with socialism in its history and in its forms. In my opinion, it appears as a kind of power vehicle for a small caste that successfully uses narrative and time-related media. He works specifically with the resentments of the lower classes and brings them into effect precisely in the breaking points of bourgeois society and classes.


TomK

I understand but my question is: where is people weak for those strategies to work? (I have my answers but want to hear yours)

didiplaywell

econ

Post-modern socialism kills the work ethic

It always has the same four attack vectors: first, the destruction of the family, second, the centralization of the economy, third, the overlay of media propaganda, and fourth, the penetration and vulgarization of culture.