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From a certain POV, I would have to say you are right. The problem lay not with political ideologies, but with the systems of control that seek to implement them in the first place. The controllers don't care which ideology is used, so long as the system of control remains in tact.
Why do you think the elites condition children and lie to them about the articles of confederation in government schools, where big brother forces parents to surrender their children to?
W/O laws enforcing their monopoly, domination would not be possible. It is all about control. They want more, it enables them to have more wealth concentration. The more the government and economy are centralized, the more the wealth is centralized, this is axiomatic, this is how the parasite class grows.
This is why they want the world government to have more control, so they can have even more wealth stratification. They want the people of the west, Russia and Japan to be as dirt poor as those in S. America and Africa. They also want to cause death and suffering, it is good for the bottom line.
They brainwash you with the "overpopulation" issue, but it isn't about that, it is all about over-consumption. Either everyone cuts back, or the planet dies.
Do you think these elites plan to cut back? Seriously?
Now, OTH, if the local control of one and every community that served every 100 km were sovereign, I don't think your premise would still hold.
This was the political landscape before the East Indian Company, funded by the Rothschild's landed in N. America.
What on earth makes you think any sane way to govern humanity would be a centralized capital hundreds of miles away from the people whose interests it serves? What do bureaucrats in Maryland or NY know about the life of folks in the Pacific or in the High Dessert? In ancient days, people called those political organizations empires.
Each and every local community should be free to determine the terms of trade, barter, health and regulation of it's own community. This is the way toward balance and freedom.
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