Stop using marxist derived ideologies.

There is an overriding theme throughout them all which invalidates them. I'll give you the core concepts and if you are too stupid/lazy to reason what the overriding themes are, ask a question and I will do the thinking for you and write you a nice explanation.

1: Someone will always have more power over others and use it.

2: Without justice, there is no liberty.

3: Political, social, economic and military systems are essentially methods of directing the limited levels of motivation people have to serve a purpose.

4: Different systems influence to different degrees the amount of motivation directed towards their objective and the efficiency in which followers attempt to fulfil the objective.

5: Certain systems require impossible levels of motivation in order to exceed contemporary systems in efficiency.

6: A system is needed to enforce justice, preserve liberty and eliminate tyranny and thus create the environment needed for systems other than a type of tyranny.


Protip: Before replying, ensure that your reply is not already coverred by any combination of 6 of these points.

I already rebutted point 1. If there's only 1 person in the world, the rule falls apart. If there are two people in the world, it's not necessarily true that one has power over the other. That would only be true of all interpersonal action was inherently an exertion by one person of power over another person. This is obviously not true.

Point 1 is only true as a general tendency for a certain event to happen given present situations. And agorism has a way of dealing with this problem.

So depending how you interpret the rule, it's either invalid or not in conflict with what I said.