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"If the promotion of the self is understood in terms of absolute autonomy, people inevitably reach the point of rejecting one another. Everyone else is considered an enemy from whom one has to defend oneself. Thus society becomes a mass of individuals placed side by side, but without any mutual bonds. . . . In this way, any reference to common values and to a truth absolutely binding on everyone is lost, and social life ventures on to the shifting sands of complete relativism. At that point, everything is negotiable, everything is open to bargaining: even the first of the fundamental rights, the right to life."
Note the atheism running through that thought.
ReplyDelete"And what's a bath full of blood
ReplyDeletecompared to the bloodbaths still to come
Once we thought a few hundred corpses would be enough
then we saw thousands were still too few
and today we can't even count all the dead
Everywhere you look
everywhere
There they are
Behind the walls
Up on the rooftops
Down in the cellars
Hypocrites
They wear the people's cap on their heads
but their underwear's embroidered with crowns
and if so much as a shop gets looted
they squeal
Beggers villians gutter rats
Simonne Simonne
my head's on fire
I can't breathe
There is a rioting mob inside me
Simonne
I am the Revolution"They always think everyone else "has it coming".
Quote from the play Marat/Sade by Peter Weiss.
ReplyDeleteAs to "Jacobins," see this:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.lewrockwell.com/dilorenzo/dilorenzo101.html
...particularly #7, which you will enjoy, I think...