Hanau and hatred
Now, after the murders in Hanau, they all talk about hate, racism and right-wing extremism. Political class and media pretend that hate, racism is a human characteristic, as if one was born with it....
Now they all talk about hatred, racism and right-wing extremism after the Hanau murders. The political class and the media act as if hatred and racism are human qualities, as if people were born with them.
You have an idea that the cause could be in our social order, but that is kept secret as far as possible. It is better to speak of the “evil” that slumbered in us. The main thing is that you can blame something intangible, but just not question our social order. We have such a great democracy.
Nobody is responsible for the fact that the Mayor of Hamburg is pushing the Farburg bank over XNUMX million euros. During the talks in the mayor's office with the bank, only the weather was discussed.
And the fact that the Western superpower makes a buffoon a master in the White House is not a mockery of democracy, but true democracy.
Freedom, equality and fraternity have completely disappeared from public discourse. Where it is all about the return, about the last cent that should be squeezed out of the workforce (if more than five euros were to be paid per hour, our economy would collapse, Minister Altmaier explains), how can you go about this? speak noble goals?
What should a poor madman's hatred of foreigners have to do with our social order?
Racism and hatred of minorities are a variant of class hatred. And class hatred arises on the basis of oppression, exploitation and degrading employment relationships.
The class exercising rule has always used the derivation of the feelings that arise from these relationships towards minorities such as religious communities or allegedly inferior races as an outlet.
The increase in racism and right-wing radicalism suggests that the worsening of class antagonisms as a result of the global economic crisis has found its political and terrorist expression.