Mielisairaala Ja Eduskunta Vaihtoivat Paikkaa???

> Mielisairaala Ja Eduskunta Vaihtoivat Paikkaa???

Ei ole vaihtunut. Jos olisi niin sen huomaisi kyllä.

Mielisairaalassa ihmiset voivat olla hulluja, mutta eivät ne sentään tyhmiä ole.

Eduskunnassa edustajat sen sijaan ovat etupäässä tyhmiä. Eivät erota asiana ollaanko antamassa takausta 14 miljardin vaiko 28 miljardin euron lainatakuulle. Kukaan 200 kansanedustajasta ei huomannut tällaista virhettä.
Väki Arkadianmäellä on täysin tyhmää ja epäpätevää.

Vuosisadanpuhallus on käynnissä ja eduskunnassa enemmistö on sen hyväksynyt/hyväksyy.

Sosialistinen Leninin toiveiden mukainen EU vie monelta ja antaa harvoille. Leninin sosialismi vie varsinkin moraalin ja yhteiskunnan rauhan pois pala palalta.

Tuossa analyysia sosialismin nykymeiningistä EU:ssa...

"...Contrary to what the title of Gottfried’s book proclaims, I do not think that Marxism is dead in Europe. It has only shifted its emphasis. When the Communists came to power in Russia in 1917, they tried to impose their economic as well as their social agenda. They abolished private property and also the family. In her 1969 book Sexual Politics the American feminist Kate Millett wrote about this episode: “After the revolution every possible law was passed to free individuals from the claims of the family,” including the legalisation of “free marriage and divorce, contraception, and abortion on demand.” As Millett explained: “Under the collective system, the family began, as it were, to disintegrate along the very lines upon which it had been built. Patriarchy began, as it were, to reverse its own processes, while society returned to the democratic work community which socialist authorities describe as matriarchy.”

Because these reforms were far too radical and unrealistic, the Soviets abolished a number of them after a few months, reinstituting marriage for instance. Today, it looks as if the economic agenda of Communism has become too radical and unrealistic, prompting the Left to accept the market economy. The radical social agenda of the Russian Communists in the 1918-1920 period which Millett praised – free marriage and divorce, contraception, abortion on demand – has, however, become fact. The disintegration of the so-called oppressive patriarchical society has become the realistic agenda that the Left is today pursuing to its extremes."

http://www.brusselsjournal.com/node/975