A short monologue by Mark Hamilton arguing that the concept of love has been misrepresented and "hijacked" by political and philosophical systems such as communism and socialism. He contrasts this misuse with a higher emotional perspective of unity and criticizes what he calls "fool's love"—a deceptive compassion used to control or suppress people.
And this next level, this next emotional level of love and this perspective of mankind as one, everybody benefiting and contributing to super puzzles.
Understand something here. This is not egalitarianism, this is not collectivism.
Communism, socialism, political and philosophies, polit, political and philosophical systems have hijacked throughout history.
Have hijacked.
The whole concept of.
Love and loving mankind and loving each other.
And have hijacked this with fool's love as I write about. I won't take the time now to describe it, but in the prime literature, fool's love.
Which is basically illusions of really taking advantage and suppressing people and tollbooth compassion.
I want you to understand this, that love has been hijacked and been presented and brought through in these horribly tyrannical political systems like communism.
The so called love for the fellow man.
