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Dialogue 483 Human society with malice The Cold War at 20th century was not the struggle between liberalism and despotism but between capitalism and socialism. The liberalism Western countries had not defeated the despotic Eastern countries. The liberty had not defeated the despotic. Therefore, gLibertyh was not the key at 20th century. The Western countries had not defeated the Eastern countries because the Western countries were liberal society. The difference between capitalism and socialism was that the ruler in the capitalism countries was the capitalist, the rich but the ruler in the socialism countries was the executive officer of labor union. There are executive officers of labor union who were criticized as noble-worker not only in the capitalism countries at the age of Cold War but also in the current capitalism countries. Therefore, Capitalism countries were also as socialism countries as they are now. Both capitalism countries and socialism countries are nothing but double structured society of ruler and ruled although the ruler of capitalism nation is the capitalist, the rich but is the executive officer of labor union in the socialism nation. America and China are typical one of each. The ruled in the capitalism country are the nation but are the people in the socialism country. The nation and the people are the same. Eventually, Not only capitalism countries but socialism countries are all the same discriminatory society consisted by double structure of ruler and ruled. On the other hand, Communism is gall is equalh which is nothing but the society without discrimination. In other words, It is communism society (Gemeinschaft). Not only capitalism countries but socialism countries are all the same discriminatory society consisted by double structure of ruler and ruled. In other words, It is profit-oriented society (Gesellschaft). Therefore, We human society has been repeating gdiscrimination, unfair and warsh even after the Cold War was over. We must be aware that the human society is with malice. |