Das Manifest des Geldes

What differentiates man from the other animals and explains his pioneering evolution? A popular and thoughtful (but also objectionable) answer to this is man’s competence to think freely. This is supposed to elevate us from the status of an animal. After all, without free thinking, we are bound by the instinct of survival, which amounts to little more than ensuring survival and reproduction. The concept of currency, which comes from Free Thought, is another piece of evidence of this fundamental difference.

The Primary Principle states: One is human from a certain income. But what is the meaning of this relevance for a humble plebeian without a respectable income? If something cannot be classified as a human being, but nonetheless meets the biological requirements for a living, multicellular organism, then it must be definable as something.

Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution, applied to the human species as uniformly defined by biologists, also known as Social Darwinism, provides an answer. In the context of race theory, Darwin’s “survival of the fittest” gave a new insight to humanity. Humans could finally be scientifically categorized according to worth. With this came the first interventions that shaped humanity, to protect the pure population from degeneration.

However, these preliminary approaches had a fundamental flaw. They were mainly related to groups outside society. What happens inside?

The poor and plebeians are subhumans. The global Jewish-Communist order try to overthrow the wonderful capitalist form of government (in states where they are really implemented, e.g. USA) by supporting and agitating for a systematic campaign to increase social spending. There is “inequality”, the opportunities of all people are not equal. But what they hide: Poverty exists because people are lazy. In our system, all people are small gears. If one of them does not work, it is so small that it does not influence the system. This rusts however from the immobility, it settles spider webs, it decays and the others must hold it (must they really?). This is poverty.

That is the Secondary Principle. Poverty equals Laziness.

But a real person, with a respectable income cannot be lazy. All the 20-somethings driving a Porsche Cayenne have worked hard overtime for it. But anyone who can’t afford a car is just lazy. Why then does the global Green, Jewish and Communist conspiracy that cars are bad for the environment support this? The global overpopulation of poor is the real problem (will be adequately covered in later parts of the manifesto).

The bottom line is: poor people are lazy. A person cannot be lazy. Poor people do not have money. A human being has money. There are subhumans that can be classified as animals. Poor people are animals.

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