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It’s a metaphor for what we should do now, rooted in responsible BDSM play. While I have much appreciation and respect for your message of love, history tells us that it won’t succeed alone because our oppressor doesn’t speak the language. We must use physical and fiscal violence as that’s all that is understood (discipline). Then, after, we’ll need loads of love to cobble together the pieces (aftercare).
This isn’t what I want. It’s human nature. It’s what will happen, just as it has countless times before.
Q: What’s the difference between a capitalist, a socialist, and a communist?
A: Their faith in future humanity to not only trust anonymously, but also love anonymously.
MLK preached as you do: We will love them until they see the light. The police turned hoses on them, let loose dogs, beat them and shot them. The same happened to the miners before and truckers after. There’s still an artillery piece on top Kettering University, placed there to intimidate those that went on to form the UAW.
Nothing would make me happier than a time where we could hash out our differences about what comes after we win the increasingly violent, bloody class war that we’ve been loosing for 70 years.