dictatorship of the proletariat

Roberto da Silva Rocha, university professor and political scientist

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dictatorship of the proletariat

we have already experienced the tyranny of the oppressed.

No one finds the existence of a beauty salon or Afro hairdresser unusual there in the square.

If someone were to open an afro-fashion clothing store, they would receive local support from the city hall and applause from the politically engaged population.

But, someone had the idea of ​​setting up a fashion for whites, a store of expensive clothes for the white public, and even without clearly announcing it, he was persecuted until he publicly confessed that the fashion clothing store was for whites. I'm talking about Ambercrombier in the US that spread around the world without ever having declared itself as a fashion for whites.

The ideological patrol noticed all the indirect signs and ended up catching Ambercomb and incriminating her in the courts until extracting a confession that her audience was white, although they did not prohibit a black or an Asian or a native Indian from entering the store and coming out dressed in white clothes. .

So, from concession to concession we have a women's police station, but not a men's police station, we have social programs for mothers and women but not for fathers, we are taking care that the police do not make police incursions into areas of slums and residential neighborhoods of the poor.

The actor president can close three television networks in his country because he is a defender of liberalism against the enemy of humanity pointed out by NATO.

Roberto da Silva Rocha, professor universitário e cientista político