For the sake of the day, May Day, I will be doing a special episode. I have been working on for years, a unified theory of politics, history, and economics that explains the last two-hundred years. I have ended up taking the Hegelian composite approach whereby the thesis and antithesis of the political right and left have been united into something new. I don’t yet have a good name for it. To illustrate the power of this method I will look into some interesting aspects of socialism, revolution, capitalism, labor unions, etc. Labor Unions have gotten a bad rap on the right. In the past, they were pro-heritage Americans and anti-immigration. That this fact has changed is the result of a deliberate conspiracy as I see it.
I will not get into the minutia of this conspiracy per se, but discuss some key ideas that I think play into this. My thesis is simple: If one is to overthrow the bourgeoisie with a new revolutionary era, the strategy was first outlined by George Sorel and I do not see anything better. You need to both starve capital and expropriate their factories. To do this you need to achieve near full or full employment in a given labor market. To achieve this you need to reduce labor participation: no children, women, or immigrants in the workforce. By using the law to artificially limit the labor force. Said labor force can be organized and then launch the national strike in which the majority or all workers go on strike and expropriate capital. The modern “socialist left” fails to see these obvious facts with a penchant to insert women and immigrants into the workforce. I concluded from this that they are frauds and patsies for capital. Tune in for a spicy labor day take!
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