- Joined
- Jan 29, 2023
Like all authoritarians, their beliefs are colored by the pipedream of being at the top of the system. As an example, members of the communist party of the Soviet union had far more rights than those of the average citizen. They viewed themselves as intellectually superior. It's the exact same shit with troons nowadays. Why do you think they all gravitate to having cushy, stress-free, and non-intensive jobs in their fantasy commune? Pride and ego, that's why. They expect you to face all of the adversity for them.Old school communists viewed individuals something like ants in an ant colony. The strength and health of the colony as a whole was important. But no individual ant really mattered all that much. They all exist to contribute to the colony, their own personal ambition and identity was secondary to fitting in and doing what is good for society as a whole. Troon socialism feels like somewhat the opposite of that. Everything is about their identity, their superiority. The rest of society needs to change to accommodate them rather than having them change to fit into society. It's communism filtered through American individualism. There's a reason there wasn't a troonery epidemic in the Soviet Union.
They'll snap out of their pipedream quick when they're assigned to work in a car factory or a steel mill.