don't get me wrong, i believe in competition,
but the neymar conundrum is
slightly bugging me...
where does actual competition occur,
and where does general inequality begin?
if you told me that the lie of being
educated was true: i'd laugh it off...
after all, preceding generations always
valued education as a force for good -
a transition into adept modes of behaviour...
socialism was born from a rift from
the under-appreciation of the so-called
"virtue" of becoming educated...
evidently only "idiots" gained
the higher economic ground for expressing
the ultimate freedom of "expression"...
but paying someone one-hundred-and-ninety
pounds, for someone who can kick
a ball is the zenith of western "values"?
what sort of "competitive" game is being
played out?
a bit like ensuring that mike tyson spars
with a one-handed boxer...
oh sure... **** me! that's competition!
when will this "idea" of competition spiral
out of control and begin to look ridiculous?
it's, probably, about now...
footballers' logic would state it
in the most obvious dynamic possible...
the individual is worth precisely
what is expected of him:
the luck of a poker hand... luck!
in the infinitely random pursuit of
the "individual",
there is always the notion of a
shared effort...
to me, individualism is a fake
construct...
ask the chinese about an individual...
oh yeah... there was one, a long time ago,
some guy named confucius...
but these days he's in a sea of a billion
examples...
i do believe in individualism,
but not when it's over-arching,
spanning 1 - 3 generations,
it takes centuries, it takes 3+
generations, as it might take to establish
centuries and call them: the victornian era...
but so many "individuals" in a single moment,
where there is no death-debacle, a death-membrane
exclusion parameter? you *******
kidding me?
how will people not react to
this injustice of the "competitive" principle?
so this ****** gets to kick a ball
and gets so much because so many eyes are
peering at him...
if this isn't post-capitalism, i don't know what it:
capitalism has conquered socialism,
fair enough...
but it has also showed us a heresy
inherent in itself: within the principle of
competition (which i agree with, given the spartan
dynamic): it has a handicapped person
competing with an ably bodied person -
the idea of competition has become unfair...
no, not it terms of physical ability,
but in terms of reward!
you can't just do
a humpty-dumpty um? moment...
so why bother schooling kids in the subject
matters of chemistry, history or english,
if some have the ontologia innatus
(innate nature of being)
that supports them in excelling in a particular
area of "interest"...
you know what's actually socialistic
in a capitalistic system? the education system...
education is actually socialistic in capitalism:
it's oppresive! it doesn't forge
people of skill... it only forges people
who's sole "skill"? is to pay off debt!
you're not creating professionals!
you're creating debtors!
so why bother:
1. erroding people's memory &
2. + 3. not teaching them a professional
mechanism, due to bombarding them with
useless theory: airy-fairy *******
while
living the lie of reaching 100 mortal
years, and not... not once! not once!
encouraging the stability of future generations
filling those about to retire
spots of competence?!
no... this is not capitalism...
this is capitliasm eating itself...
capitalism was always going to cannibalise itself
given the disappearing outside "threat"
competition...
it was always going to implode...
it's ouroboros capitalism...
because as of the 1990s... its only competition
is itself...
any footballer will tell you:
the neymar conundrum?
oh, it's there...
he's an "individual"
within an advert...
within a brand?
but in a football team?
he's still only a striker!
i have to say... first the western powers blame
"collectivism", because it's too large to handle...
and then they cherish the idea of
"teams"... team sports, working together...
at least socialism is a dualism...
capitalism? nothing but a false serving
dichotomy...
so this socialistic "grey area"?
isn't it bound to capitalism
also? whereby the so-called "individual"
over-shadows the group effort?
on the hard-on fans could name
me a few manchester united defenders from 1994 - 1998...
garry pallister? denis irvine?
such a ****** sort of "individualism"...
who the **** actually came up with the paradox
of shoving individualism up everyone's ***-crack,
while at the same time preaching
the "team effort" mantra?
