seção de comentários sobre temas sociais do professor politólogo e filósofo Roberto Rocha "o Neguinho"
domingo, 26 de outubro de 2025
A Bottomless Pit for Western Humanity
Hikikomore in Japan; the final solution in Nordic countries; no decent people to populate a world that is self-destructing; from cocaine to fentanyl, the only way out.
Suicide is outdated.
The end can be more glamorous and more political. No more hiding in your bedroom like the hikikomores. Young Japanese people now roam the streets of Tokyo day and night, feeling like they have nothing to do, instead of hiding in their bedrooms.
The tension in the social structure of the first world has been escalating since the bursting of the NY stock market bubble of 1929, which exposed the crisis that consumed North American society after Prohibition, which was trying to overcome the first existential crisis of the prosperity model of the affluent consumer society.
Since achieving the greatest prosperity a society could attain with the synesthesia of the Industrial Revolution—the creator of industrial capitalism, which eclipsed the invention of financial bubble capitalism, whose dangers were revealed with the Dutch tulip bubble—even then, the thriving society of the West failed to grasp the dangers of explosive prosperity.
As Marx predicted, the excessive opulence of capital, or capitals, both financial and industrial, would eventually implode the virtual bubble model hidden in the professional schemes of economists trained at Harvard and Yale, who seemed confident in their investment risk assessment agencies. The IMF and the World Bank would form the trio or tripod of the model, along with the Federal Reserve. Since the confiscation of all private gold from Americans, which resulted in the Bretton Woods Conference, the super dollar was born. The true backing of the US dollar has always been the nuclear weapons stockpile of the triad of intercontinental ballistic missile submarines, the strategic aircraft B52, B1, B2, B21, and the eleven nuclear aircraft carriers, each with 90 aircraft—this is the real backing.
Multilateral institutions merely conceal American hegemony with hypocritical rhetoric behind collegiate entities like NATO, which cover military occupations spread across 900 military bases in over 90 countries.
Nothing benefits John and Mary, ordinary US citizens, natives who can't even afford college or health insurance. So, the struggle to keep a society operating is based on high wages, which have become a trap for the flight of industries to Asia and peripheral countries, taking jobs and wealth production to the Chinese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Indonesians, Singaporeans, Taiwanese, Indians, and Canadians. Everything seemed to work perfectly, as long as the dollar factory and the circulation of debt securities could be endlessly recycled.
But Biden came along and exposed the strategy by cutting the fiduciary financial ring with the punitive, unilateral, extrajudicial confiscation of Russia's finances, aiming to harm and control Russia. He exposed the world to the corruption and disruption of the SWFIT system and demonstrated that an international system never existed; that it was a financial fiction, merely another arm of an undefined and secretive group of big players, Big Players like BlackRock and its generics. Imagine if no Western nation could compete economically or financially with the United States, with the single international currency that, to gain the support of resistant governments, simply deposits a few billion dollars in the bank accounts of corrupt foreign heads of state. And for those who refuse to accept bribes, accusations are planted of dictatorships, violations of the rights of the poor, violations of the electoral process, poverty caused by political mismanagement, the kidnapping of the wealthy classes to impress them with their lifestyle, ceding part of their territory so that wealthy foreigners from the dynasties of poverty can spend their vacations in the dazzle of the first world, only they can't even dream of the poverty surrounding their mansions surrounded by dogs, barbed wire fences, large gates, alarms, and security guards.
So when one of them dares to challenge your opulence, a meeting at the Ritz Hotel brings back the order of who determines the value of commodities in the pantomime of commodity and currency exchanges. Bretton Woods is there to remind us that without a SWIFT card, there are no international relations.
The poor are rude and violent; they steal and kill. You brought them from Mother Africa, and they came chained on ships without beds, bathrooms, or toilets. You mixed families, created a system of interbreeding for their reproduction, and you whipped them, mistreated them, never paid them wages. You banned their worship, their dances, their religions. You humiliated them, spat on them, raped them, forbade them from learning to read. Then you released them like animals let loose in the pasture, and now you complain that they occupied Harlem and are violent, antisocial, and dirty.
This is the The logic of stupidity and oppression means they can't get rich or stand out. If they plant bananas, they come and overthrow banana-growing governments to mock the "Banana Republics." They install a banana governor to oversee international banana trading companies for export. The same goes for sugarcane, coffee, coconuts, cocoa, oranges—everything that can be confiscated from tropical countries—and then they mock their backwardness. This logic ultimately pushes them toward alternatives to challenge the system, which excites especially underdeveloped youth who, without alternatives, form communist groups to anger the great Satan of international money.
So they return the rebellion with sanctions, blockades, international isolation, so that the people can overthrow their own governments. Even though they know it hasn't yielded the expected results anywhere, communist governments continue in Cuba, North Korea, Afghanistan, Russia, Dagestan, Belarus, Moldova, Serbia, Iraq, Syria—everywhere where attempts have been made to seduce the people with punishment. The people have never reacted to isolation and boycotts like they did in Venezuela, Bolivia, Peru, Brazil, and Argentina to overthrow their anti-American governments.
First-world countries are too expensive to live in, resulting in wages spiraling ever higher for the population to survive in the extremely expensive economy. Many lack free higher education, often costing hundreds of thousands of dollars, nor do they have a public health service. Labor relations are squeezed between extremely authoritarian mafia unions and work regimes lacking social guarantees, making industries unviable without mechanization and robotization, automation, and highly sophisticated processes. This forces young people to study from the age of three to twenty-four to earn a minimum income to achieve social inclusion with European status. This leaves the population with no alternatives to less sophisticated tasks for under-insured foreign migrants, who end up being part of a well-paid elite who are never socially integrated and accepted as equals locally.
So the first world failures are thrown into the streets degrading themselves with hard drugs, they are committing suicide, they are isolating themselves from society, invisible, sick in soul and spirit, they do not want to marry, have relationships, have children, produce and they are ashamed of relatives and friends and are captured by anti-system militancy such as: Nazi, racist, xenophobic groups, rockers, surfers, skaters, break dancers, musical and cultural subcultures, graffiti artists, gangs, antifa, feminists, addicts, alcoholics, potheads, hooligans, murderers, thieves, forgers, hackers, crackers, hippies, alternative, tattooed, pierced
Roberto da Silva Rocha, professor universitário e cientista político
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