I have been thinking about dehumanization.
Over thousands of years, our planet underwent a slow process called “evolution,” which placed species here and there until it culminated in the appearance of a species destined to assume control over everything that exists. It was called the “human being.”
Unlike other creatures, it had a superior capacity to love, to care, and to connect with others—so much so that it could even sacrifice itself for them. And also unlike other creatures, this condition did not develop as a result of a fixed genetic pattern, but had to be learned, practiced, and cultivated.
A person’s success, their fulfillment, lies in the development of their humanity—that combination of love, empathy, kindness, mercy…
A society is more or less successful to the extent that it promotes or hinders the humanity of its people. From this perspective, Marxist doctrine can only lead to a failed human being.
Those who adhere to Marxism seek power while speaking of freedom and democracy, and once they come to power, they suppress freedom and democracy, initiating a growing process of social enslavement that corrodes the foundations of the individual and gradually leads them down a slow but systematic path of dehumanization.
They prevent free elections to guarantee their permanence in power. It is them—only them. Them and their own.
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I have been thinking about dehumanization.
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