LIBERTY IS IMPOSED BY FORCE BY ARISTOCRACY —“A philosophy intended to increase

LIBERTY IS IMPOSED BY FORCE BY ARISTOCRACY

—“A philosophy intended to increase “freedom” finds grounds for its truest expression only in societies dominated by well entrenched aristocracies [because] the appreciation of the network of exchanges contributing to the formation of “the commons” (the regulation of which is essential to the maintenance of free markets for goods and services) is only within the purview of the cognitive elite.

Bankers, industrialists, merchants, artists, laborers and the underclass, can and will abuse collective goods for their own personal aggrandisement or from their own ignorance and indolence.

[This means that] libertarian society can only be imposed by [Aristocratic] Totalitarianism. [Meaning that] a philosophy dominated by concepts of market principles can only function systematically if the exchange of violence and rhetoric can also be subsumed within its paradigm.

As an aside, an effective aristocracy (or fascist state) must coordinate with a priest class in order to convert the analytical and synthetic thinking of the elites to analogical thinking for mass consumption, that is how you bridge the is-ought gap.”— Eric Orwoll

(CD: edited for clarity)