The proletariat faces three pivotal choices: continue to ignore their subjugation and condemn future generations to oppression, declare independence to form new governments reclaiming stolen means of production, or opt for self-sufficiency, using natural resources to trade for community needs. The first choice, embracing ignorance, only befits the domesticated. The second, reclaiming stolen property, is a revolutionary duty to ensure justice prevails. The third, preparing a self-sufficient community, may be laborious but proves the pitfalls of capitalism. We must discuss and determine the path aligned with our best interests and moral principles, protecting our innocence against oppressive regimes.
The first option is to persist in ignoring our subjugation, effectively burdening future generations with oppression and tyranny. Opting for this choice reveals a level of domestication and willful ignorance, forsaking patriotic duty. As patriots of a free country, we have the duty to prevent future generations from being consigned to compulsory obedience under a tyrannically oppressive regime. Choosing this path contradicts the essence of true patriotism and shared responsibility for the well-being of our descendants.
The second option entails withdrawing our consent to be governed, declaring independence from current governments, and establishing new governance aligned with our best interests. This path involves reclaiming the means of production and distribution, which has been unjustly seized by the capitalist class over generations. Opting for this revolutionary course is not only justifiable but also a patriotic duty. United, we possess the strength to hold accountable those responsible for reducing the proletariat into absolute despotism through laws we never consented to be legislated. Remaining passive in the face of injustice makes us complicit in the violation of innocent rights.
Thirdly, we can withdraw our consent to be governed by declaring independence from existing governments. This involves forming new governments rooted in our best interests and harnessing our fair share of the planet's natural resources. We would cultivate a cash crop to trade at markets, ensuring our communities' wants and needs are met, fostering equality, prosperity, liberty, and justice for all. While this path demands substantial initial effort, preparing a place in the wilderness underscores our conviction and commitment. Despite the challenges, once the groundwork is laid, the community will thrive. This approach allows us to set an example, demonstrating that a capitalistic government is not in our best interests. By collaborating to meet everyone's wants and needs, we reject competition in satisfying our wants and needs, eliminating the exploitation of our labor for others' profit.
In conclusion in facing the crossroads of our destiny, the proletariat is presented with three pivotal choices, each carrying profound implications for our future and the generations to come. The first path, marked by ignorance and passivity, stands in stark contrast to the principles of true patriotism and shared responsibility. It condemns our descendants to a legacy of oppression and tyranny, betraying the very essence of our duty as patriots of a free nation.
The second option, a revolutionary act of reclaiming stolen property and declaring independence from oppressive governments, is not only justifiable but a patriotic duty. It empowers us to hold accountable those who have orchestrated the reduction of the proletariat into absolute despotism through laws we never consented to being legislated. Choosing this path aligns with our commitment to justice and the protection of innocent rights, rejecting complicity in the face of injustice.
Lastly, the third option, forging a self-sufficient community in harmony with nature, requires substantial effort but promises a thriving, liberated future. By setting an example of cooperation and rejecting the exploitative nature of capitalism, we showcase an alternative path that prioritizes equality, prosperity, liberty, and justice for all.
As we embark on this journey, let our choices be guided by a profound understanding of our best interests and moral principles. Together, let us pave the way to liberation, ensuring a future free from the shackles of oppressive regimes and marked by the resilience of a united, self-determined community.
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