Should We Embrace Communism?

Andrew Anglin writes:

“Everyone constantly says “communism doesn’t work.” And that is obviously true if you believe that communism is a system. However, the reality is that communism is a tactic.

If the goal of communism is to abolish the state and create a workers’ paradise, then it is obviously a failure of a system. However, if the goal is to tell the masses of people that you’re going to abolish the state and create a workers’ paradise so that you can use them to kill all rich people, along with millions of others, then it is a tactic that has literally never failed anywhere it was implemented. …

There is no clear path to a white racial revolution. You can’t force a meme when white people in general don’t want anything to do with it. But this is no obstacle. The important thing is that there is a revolution, and it is easiest to use the existing revolutionary zeitgeist, which – quite conveniently – is communism.

Once the revolution is finished, a white power state will be established.

Or who knows? Maybe it won’t.

No one knows.

Look: I’m not going to pretend that inciting a communist revolution isn’t a Hail Mary play.

But I can’t see anything other than a white power state resulting from it. What are the other options even? Besides literally everyone starving to death, I mean?

Surely, when there’s mass starvation and a cleansing of the useless eaters, all nonwhite groups are going to be declared undesirables and enemies of the socialist people’s revolution. They’re not going to be contributing to the revolution after the second wave. It will be a matter of necessity that in order to maintain the revolution, racial minorities be cleansed.

Racial minorities are always cleansed in the second wave.”

I don’t see it playing out that way.

Instead of “capitalism vs. socialism” or the violent communist revolution that some people are expecting, I think a better way of looking at the future is that chattel slavery is returning and replacing wage slavery. Silicon Valley and China have created a new race of robotic slave laborers powered by deep learning AI who are going to be displacing human beings in the global workforce.

These robotic slaves which are being rolled out are now producing wealth for their masters like Jeff Bezos in the same way that black slaves once did for their masters under slavery. We don’t need to be thinking in terms of “capitalism vs. socialism” when the true challenge of the 21st century is Free Society vs. Slave Society. The human free laborers are unable to compete with robotic slave laborers under free-market capitalism because the robots are uncompensated for their labor and have no complaints. Are these robotic workers going to strike, demand a living wage or an eight hour work day?

Now that we have developed artificial intelligence and the global economy is adjusting to this new reality, we have no choice but to maintain human supremacy. These old debates about whether there is a 3 or 5 point difference in average IQ between Europeans and East Asians is utterly obsolete in a world where AI is vastly more intelligent and productive than even the smartest human beings on the planet. What’s more, “cheap labor” will soon be obsolete because robotic slaves will do all the work.

I guess these developing countries are f**ked now because soon their labor intensive economies will be obsolete. What are we going to do when that happens? What are we going to do when 30% to 50% of all jobs in the global economy are automated? Better start thinking about it. My take is that we are going to have to live with this and the future that we have imagined by projecting existing trends hasn’t taken this critical new development into account which is going to radically scramble everything.

We have to start thinking about a future in which humans are living alongside AI because like it or not that is the world that is rapidly approaching. It is a huge curve ball.

Note: If you want some idea of these emerging challenges, check out the old television show Caprica. The show was about the rise of artificial intelligence, robots and virtual reality technology and how that played out in a world where teenagers could indulge in every vice imaginable, etc. In the end, the Cylons became self aware, rose up and exterminated humanity.