Comments on: The Caste System http://www.amerika.org/darwinism/the-caste-system/ New Right, Conservationist, Traditionalist, Deep Ecology and Conservative Thought: Conservation Conservatism (Crunchy Paleoconservatism) Sat, 11 Feb 2012 07:01:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Elitism is good for the Supreme Court « The Legal Satyricon http://www.amerika.org/darwinism/the-caste-system/comment-page-1/#comment-2250 Elitism is good for the Supreme Court « The Legal Satyricon Tue, 01 Jun 2010 06:02:26 +0000 http://www.amerika.org/?p=5209#comment-2250 [...] superiority — or at least obfuscate their profound deficiencies.  Their role in the graph is fully explained as well: The proles are counterproductive decision makers, they will always include every [...] [...] superiority — or at least obfuscate their profound deficiencies.  Their role in the graph is fully explained as well: The proles are counterproductive decision makers, they will always include every [...]

]]> By: Caste systems and biodiversity | AMERIKA http://www.amerika.org/darwinism/the-caste-system/comment-page-1/#comment-2226 Caste systems and biodiversity | AMERIKA Tue, 25 May 2010 22:06:57 +0000 http://www.amerika.org/?p=5209#comment-2226 [...] leading the collective evolution of our species we will need caste systems to prioritise those individuals who go further, those individuals who, in looking after [...] [...] leading the collective evolution of our species we will need caste systems to prioritise those individuals who go further, those individuals who, in looking after [...]

]]> By: Linkage is Good for You: Return of the Linkage Rule 5 Double Feature Edition http://www.amerika.org/darwinism/the-caste-system/comment-page-1/#comment-2218 Linkage is Good for You: Return of the Linkage Rule 5 Double Feature Edition Sun, 23 May 2010 18:42:42 +0000 http://www.amerika.org/?p=5209#comment-2218 [...] Robert Martin – “The Caste System” [...] [...] Robert Martin – “The Caste System” [...]

]]> By: Robert Martin http://www.amerika.org/darwinism/the-caste-system/comment-page-1/#comment-2205 Robert Martin Tue, 18 May 2010 20:59:39 +0000 http://www.amerika.org/?p=5209#comment-2205 The first quote was referring to modern class systems and that those who are elites by inheritance of money ONLY, rather than inheriting roles in civilization. Communism, which is not a caste system and is a product of decay from the class system, equalises all wealth and dislikes the idea of 'capitalism', which is the modern varient of centralization of resources toward the money-making-elites rather than resources toward the productive, spiritual elites that generate wealth, not necessarily in monetary wealth, but use those resources to benefit the culture as a whole by investing in things like defence, space exploration, societal idealisation, scientific innovation etc rather than individual interest. It's well known also that those who generate wealth cannot keep that in their family line more than three generations, because making money isn't the only factor, it's learning how to limit ourselves and make the most out of the smaller things rather than bulking up on excess wealth which is unnecessary and generates a tumour within the economic system rather than generating wealth for a GOAL and not excessive ammounts for themselves individually. Caste systems operate a more cultural, communal capitalism rather than the class, economic orientated, consumer capitalism and its undercaste of revengeful sickle-waving communists. We can implement a caste system with our own traditions, we could adapt western cultures in with these for the benefit of the most productive people, the best people. The first quote was referring to modern class systems and that those who are elites by inheritance of money ONLY, rather than inheriting roles in civilization. Communism, which is not a caste system and is a product of decay from the class system, equalises all wealth and dislikes the idea of ‘capitalism’, which is the modern varient of centralization of resources toward the money-making-elites rather than resources toward the productive, spiritual elites that generate wealth, not necessarily in monetary wealth, but use those resources to benefit the culture as a whole by investing in things like defence, space exploration, societal idealisation, scientific innovation etc rather than individual interest.

It’s well known also that those who generate wealth cannot keep that in their family line more than three generations, because making money isn’t the only factor, it’s learning how to limit ourselves and make the most out of the smaller things rather than bulking up on excess wealth which is unnecessary and generates a tumour within the economic system rather than generating wealth for a GOAL and not excessive ammounts for themselves individually.

Caste systems operate a more cultural, communal capitalism rather than the class, economic orientated, consumer capitalism and its undercaste of revengeful sickle-waving communists.

We can implement a caste system with our own traditions, we could adapt western cultures in with these for the benefit of the most productive people, the best people.

]]> By: Plato's Republic http://www.amerika.org/darwinism/the-caste-system/comment-page-1/#comment-2201 Plato's Republic Tue, 18 May 2010 18:16:07 +0000 http://www.amerika.org/?p=5209#comment-2201 "We can’t just say cultural communism is bad without also addressing the opposite side of this, those who have managed to inherit wealth without the need to actually earn it, therefore unable to learn the consequences of their actions." "In the reorganization of our failing society we need to scrap this social class hierarchy and implement an idea inspired by only the best of ancient societies, many of them Indo-European and the more well known hindu caste systems – except we can do this with our own flavours as such." Do you see the contradiction, reader? “We can’t just say cultural communism is bad without also addressing the opposite side of this, those who have managed to inherit wealth without the need to actually earn it, therefore unable to learn the consequences of their actions.”

“In the reorganization of our failing society we need to scrap this social class hierarchy and implement an idea inspired by only the best of ancient societies, many of them Indo-European and the more well known hindu caste systems – except we can do this with our own flavours as such.”

Do you see the contradiction, reader?

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