| | While far left language and [[rhetoric]] is deceptively couched in terms such as "democracy," "human rights," "[[equality]]," etc., using [[Marxist dialectics]], words, ideas, historical eras, [[philosophical]] concepts, and broad world views can be bent and twisted to mean whatever they want them to mean, to serve the immediate purposes of the self-appointed elitists - obtaining power for themselves and destroying their enemies, both real and imagined. | | While far left language and [[rhetoric]] is deceptively couched in terms such as "democracy," "human rights," "[[equality]]," etc., using [[Marxist dialectics]], words, ideas, historical eras, [[philosophical]] concepts, and broad world views can be bent and twisted to mean whatever they want them to mean, to serve the immediate purposes of the self-appointed elitists - obtaining power for themselves and destroying their enemies, both real and imagined. |
| − | Far leftists tend to think of themselves as "intellectual" and "[[enlightened]]," and above the fray of ordinary [[political]] [[discussion]], [[negotiation]], and [[compromise]]. They approach their non-democratic task to "save humanity" from itself by promoting themselves as technocrats, [[bureaucrat]]s, [[community organizing|organizers]], agitators, [[activist]]s and elites with missionary [[zeal]]. | + | Far leftists tend to think of themselves as "intellectual" and "[[enlightened]]," and above the fray of ordinary [[political]] discussion, [[negotiation]], and compromise. They approach their non-democratic task to "save humanity" from itself by promoting themselves as technocrats, [[bureaucrat]]s, [[community organizing|organizers]], agitators, [[activist]]s and elites with missionary [[zeal]]. |