Vol. 2 of For the First Time Series- What We Have Done

The Introduction:

Nearly a year has passed since my first book appeared on (Randomposter33. WordPress.Com).  Now, enough time has passed, and enough have I commented to merit the release of a second volume.  This will build upon the original purpose of the first volume, which I published in order to present the entirety of my commentary for easy and convenient access.  Furthermore, besides the very pesky business of dealing with the frequent removal of my posts, which may have leveled off a bit, I also must add that a new problem presents itself.  This time, I would say: note the extended period of time in which no one seriously discussed these ideas to their necessary conclusion, while frivolous conversations abounded, leading to no thorough investigations.  Without the scientific method, without the presentation of evidence, without a forum to encourage revolutionary discussions, reason has absolute and definite limits.  We have as our aims, not the acceptance of boundaries upon our social minds and conversations, but the shattering of the termini stones for all humanity, the opening of new possibilities, and the achievement of the, as yet, impossible.

No one must confine themselves to those inflammatory limits, unless they wish never to offend some hierarchy of the privileged.  Then they may speak of innumerable truths while meticulously and absurdly ignoring the most pressing, the most burning questions.  Take a moment to observe who sits at the top of these hierarchies, the Jeffrey Epsteins, Harvey Weinsteins, and the Joichi Itos and Richard Stallmans.  Can the exclusive right to disburse rewards really remain in their hands?  Must not social justice, above all represented by the revolution of the working class, intervene to replace them with an entirely new set of social leaders?  Rhetoric, it seems, must appear wasteful to the nano-bureaucrats, but the revolutionary must reply that such rhetoric will in fact lay them and their system of oppression to waste. At the very least, rhetoric will smash their complex, bureaucratic designs to hamper the growth of Democratic Power.