responsibility

[Gordon Fitch]

kelley:
> ... 
> what if it's a revo, in part, against the Great Satan --and how 
> condescending and patronizing to sit around and tell the leaders of this 
> hypothesized revo that, whatever motivations they have, if they are 
> articulated according to a religious discourse, then they are falsely 
> conscious... who's going to work with them in order to advance their 
> consciousness so they understand that it's really about class warfare?
> ...

It seems likely that they approve of class, of some kind,
but disagree with the Empire as to who should rule.  For
this reason their struggle against the Empire resonates with
its essence and will strengthen its organs of surveillance
and repression -- as we already observe.

I believe that theocrats must regard the idea of a classless
or Stateless society as a species of Godless nihilism -- in
other words, they have abstracted slavery and other forms of
sociopathy into a divine order.  I can't imagine how one would
begin to advance their consciousness.