The Hegelian Dialectic is the framework for guiding our thoughts and actions that lead us to a predetermined solution; all is set forth in advance.


Another way to look at it is: Problem - Reaction - Solution.  

Example:  

Problem:  The banksters who control the policy making apparatus (through corrupt campaign finance and lobbying dominance), create a financial meltdown where their fraud and manipulations are clear for all to see.  

Reaction: A vocal group of libertarian minded people (Tea Party) cry foul and demand the government fix the problem. 

Solution:  The (captured) government passes The Dodd - Frank Bill, proposed and championed by two corrupt politicians, both of whom were most culpable for the conditions that led to the financial crisis.  The passing of Dodd - Frank created a situation where the To Big to Fail banks have grown even larger and more complex, thus sowing the seeds for the next big crisis.


The real genius of the Dialectic is that the new Synthesis becomes the New Thesis which is met by a new Antithesis.  This is the way policy has been made for a very long time and the result is a steady erosion of freedom and personal liberty while concentrating political and financial power of the few at the top.

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