The Uncommunist Manifesto Aleks Svetski Mark Moss by Aleks Svetski, Mark Moss instant download after payment.

The UnCommunist Manifesto is an answer, or perhaps antidote to the nihilism, despair, and chaos individuals are facing in the modern world. Counter-inspired by the infamous “Communist Manifesto” by Marx & Engels, this short book hopes to challenge what may be unconsciously acquired biases and beliefs people of all walks of life are carrying with them. As such, instead of just diving into the manifesto, we took the time out to write a unique glossary of terms, which at first glance you might think are unrelated, but as the 4 chapters proceeding it unfold, will come to make sense. In this book, we hope to dispel the idea that individuals can be arbitrarily classified into groups and judged as such. We argue that people are neither their race, nor their work, their nationality, politics, color, creed or economic status. They are individuals. Characterized by their own beliefs, values and virtues, who can only be judged by the behavior displayed through their individual, independent action. Our goal was to reorient the axis away from some fantastical political spectrum in which the struggle between oppressor and oppressed is all that matters, and toward a more tangible, realistic struggle; the journey to becoming a sovereign individual, of claiming one’s autonomy and of the struggle necessary to become the best version of yourself. The axis of the real struggle of life is not one arbitrarily defined class versus another. It is the individual whose spirit wants to reach, versus the collective; whose constant desire it is to transform humans into automatons and thus extinguish the spirit. Our other goal was to redefine the political spectrum and separate it out from the organic, natural processes of innovation, evolution and what we’ve termed ‘natural capitalism’. This element will indeed challenge many preconceived notions and we believe much of [...]