Industrial society and its future

" INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY Never forget that a human being with technology is AND exactly like an alcoholic with ITS FUTURE a barrel of wine" - r IF AND Ted Kaczynski THE UNABOMBER PREVAILS WE RETURN TO WILD NATURE... . CAN I STILL HAVE MY CARPHONE? J Aiui-Authorttartans Anonymous Po Box 11331 Eugene.Oregon 97440 U$. The Unabomber's Manifesto Introduction 1. The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster Tor the human race. They who live in "advanced" countries, have greatly increased the life-expectancy of those of us made but they hitvc destabilized society, have life unfulfilling, have led to widespread psychological suffering to indignities, damage on suffering as well) and have inflicted severe development of technology lo greater indignities and will worsen the situation. damage on greater inflict Il have subjected human beings (in the Third World to physical The continued the natural world. will certainly subject the natural world, and greater social disruption and psychological suffering, it may human beings probably lead to will it lead to increased physical suffering even in "advanced" countries. 2. The industrial-technological system may survive or it may break down. If it survives, may it eventually achieve a low level of physical and psychological suffering, but only after passing through a long and very painful period of adjustment and only human beings and many reducing il machine. Furthermore, in the social There inevitable; 4. cost of permanently if the system survives, the consequences will be no way of reforming or modifying the system so as lo prevent it from depriving people of dignity and autonomy. If (lie system breaks down the consequences will still be very painful. But the bigger the system grows the more disastrous the results of its breakdown will be, so if it is to break down cogs 3. at the other living organisms lo engineered products and mere had best break is down sooner rather than later. may or may may be a relatively gradual process spanning a few decades. We can'l predict any of that. Bui we do outline in n very general way the measures that those who hale the industrial system should take in order to prepare the way for We not therefore advocate a revolution against ihe industrial system. This revolution make use of violence: il may he sudden or il is not lo be a political revolution. Its object will be lo overthrow not governments but the economic and technological basis of Ihe present a revolution against that form or society. This Anti-Authoritarians AiioiiMiwus TO Box 11331 Eugene, Oregon 9"-l4l) society. 5. In this mliclc we give atlcnlion to only some of ihe negative developments Hurt have grown developments we mention only briefly or ignore altogether. This docs not mean that we regard these other developments as unimportant, For practical reasons we have lo confine our discussion lo areas thai have received insufficient public attention or in which we have something new lo say. For example, since out of llie industrial-technological system. Other such there arc well-developed environmental little and wilderness movements, we have written very about environmental degradation or the destruction of wild nature, even though we consider these lo be highly important. , - • The Psychology Of Modern Leftism will agree that we live in a deeply troubled society. One of the most widespread manifestations of thecraziness of our world is leftism, so a discussion of the psychology of leftism can serve as an introduction to the discussion of ihe problems of modern soci- 6. Almost everyone 7. But what ety in general. is leftism? During the cally identified with socialism. properly be called a leftist. first When we speak of is fragmented and leftists in this article socialists, collectivism, "politically correct" types, feminists, mal rights mcnls is activists a leftist. and the What we like. have been half of ihe 20th ceolury leftism could Today the movement But not everyone who is il is not clear we have gay and in practi- who can mind mainly disability activists, ani- associated with one of these move- are trying to gel at in discussing leftism is not so much a movement or an ideology as a psychological type, Of rather a collection of related types. Thus, what we mean by "leftism" will emerge more clearly in the course of our discussion of leftist psychology (Also, see paragraphs 227-230). 8. Even so, we would wish, but we arc trying to do is indicate in a rough and tendencies that wc believe arc the maiu driving force our conception of leftism will remain a good deal less clear than there doesn't seem lo be any remedy for approximate way the two psychological this. All , of modern leflism. We by no incnns claim ogy. Also.our discussion meant is to be Idling the whole truth about modern to apply to leftism only. which our discussion could be applied tion of the extent lo psychol- leftist We leave open (o the leftists of (he 1 ' it modern that underlie leftism wc 9lh and early call "feelings of inferior- but this segment is characteristic only of a certain is He emphasizes oriented toward large scale collectivism. modern leftism as a segment of modern leftism; sex education and other psychologically "enlightened** educational methods, lor plan- Me a moralistic tone. He we mean whole spectrum of related tends to identify with victims. traits: low self-esteem, 1 1. We feelings of powerlessness, depressive ten- modem leftists whom be identifies) is The negative connotations have been attached of all may necessary for of leftist is inferior to "politically incorrect" terminology arc not the average woman black ghcllo-dwcllcr, Asian immigrant, abused activists, many of whom do not even belong to any "oppressed" group but its who have salaries, secure employment with comfortable may he stronghold Many leftists inferior. among had come from and the majority of whom to have an intense identification with the problems of groups themselves etc., that they are inferior; have such feelings, but we are only making it motives. and so the leftist women, women are M America and the West, Words litlle 232. is Indians, lie hales But strong as capable as men. the ity role in the liberal and leftist vocabulary. the truth. same wc arc reasonably confident that the general outlines of the picture to Wc have portrayed wc symptom of our time and as a think that this. the we have modern form as a phenomdisruption of the power process. But we leftism in Oversocialized types its who try to satisfy their drive for on everyone have certainly been around for a long time. the decisive role played by feelings of inferiority, low self-esteem, powertheir morality some extent in 19th century leftism and early Christianity but as far as we can make symptoms of low self-esteem, etc., were not nearly so evident in these movements, or in any other movements, as they are confidently that no such in modem leftism. But movements have existed prior lo we are not in a position to assert modern leftism. This is a significant question to which historians ought to give their attention. lie in I leftist is impossible who are not themselves victims, is a peculiarof modern leftism. Identification with victims by people not themselves victims can be out, countries or in primitive cultures, West because hey are strong and successful The it seen lo warlike, imperialistic, sexist, ethnocentric like "self-confidence," "self-reliance," "initiative", "enterprise," made the necessary qualifications. all lessness. identification with victims by people They rationality. The clear that these faults are not the leftist's real motive for hating America ami AH power by imposing where they appear formation and the need for brevity in a painted here arc roughly correct. not be as strong and as capable as men. in socialist in fomulale our assertions more precisely or add might possibly be wrong about not suggest that enthusiastically points out (and often greatly exaggerates) these faults it Lack of sufficient flatly false. mation to the have an image Finds excuses for them, or at best he grudgingly admits that they exist; whereas Western civilization. Thus made imprecise statements and statements that ought to have and reservations attached to them; and some of our statements And of discussion of this kind one must rely heavily on intuitive judgment, and that can sometimes be wrong. So we don't claim that this article expresses more than a crude approxi- give for haling the West, etc. clearly do not correspond with their real is ' enon peculiar women may They say they hate the West because it where these same faults appear he course arc het- a point about leftist psychology). forth, but devote himself to a cause and Immerse Mntsetf in a collectivity. And power is stronger than that of the average bourgeois. (Wc do hate America, they hate Western civilization, they hale white mates, they hate leftists to sorts of qualifications for us to tend to hate anything that has an image of being strong, good and successful. reasons that him precisely because they do see these groups is Feminists are desperately anxious to prove that Clearly they are nagged by a fear that 15. Leftists that all may privi- university professors, weak (women), defeated (American Indians), repellent (homosexuals), or otherwise The leftists themselves feel that these groups arc inferior. They would never admit it as inferior that they identify with their problems, promote 231 Throughout this article we've erosexual, white males from middle-class families. of being to his (well-sublimated) drive fur FINAL NOTE or disabled person, but a minority of leged strata of society. Political correctness has of aggressive- our own. (Wc do not mean merely point out the hypersensitivity anthropologists.) Those who arc most sensitive about irritating displays work quietly and unobtrusively is a True Believer in a collcctivistic ideology. The crypto- leftist is from the average leftist of the oversocialized type by the fact that his rebellious impulse is weaker and he is more securely socialized. He is differentiated brim the ordinary well-socialized bourgeois by the fact that ihcrc is some deep lack within him thai makes it in these terms Wc who avoid the system because he saying anything about primitive peoples that could conceivably be interpreted as negative. to replace the word "primitive" by "nonl iterate." They seem almost pmaunid about imply that primitive cultures are inferior to ours. be certain oversocialized types from them in psychology, ideology and motivation. The ordinary bourgeois tries lo bring people under control of the system in order to protect his way of life, or he docs so simply because his attitudes arc conventional. The crypto- leftist tries to bring people under control of They want 16. leftists, that is. those who are most power hungry, are often characterby arrogance or by a dogmatic approach to ideology. However, the most dangerous differentiated to who leftist.'* The more dangerous by the activists themselves. Some animal rights advocates have gone so far us to reject the word "pel" and insist on its replacement by "animal companion." Leftist anthropologists go to great lengths to avoid anything that might suggest that any primitive culture almost certainly a techniques for socializing children, dependence of the individual on the system, and so forth, These crypto- Icliisls (as wc may call them) approximate certain bourgeois types as far as practical action is concerned, but differ woman originally had no derogatory connota"Broad" and "chick" were merely the feminine equivalents of "guy," "dude" or "fel- low." is collcclivisl values, "enlightened" psychological for an African, an Asian, a disabled person or a tion. 14. movements ness and refrain from advertising their leftism, but wc conclude that he has Inferiority feelings or low selfpronounced among minority rights advocates, whether or not they belong to the minority groups whose rights they defend. They arc hypersensitive about the words used to designate minorities. The terms "negro," "oriental," "handicapped" or "cluck" 13. animal rights, and political correctness. Anyone leftists witli the best diagnostic rights, ethnic rights, disability rights, ized more or less repressed) and that these feelings are decisive in determining modern leftism. When someone interprets as derogatory almost anything that is said about him (or about Maybe tendency lo sympathize with the following movements: feminism, gay the direction of groups tends leftists strongly sympathizes with all of these 230. tend to have such leftist is his feelings (possibly esteem. This tendency 12. of the Irait argue that He and against violence, but he often finds excuses for those violence. He is fond of using the common catch-phrases of the left like "racism, ""sexism, " "homophobia, " "capitalism," "imperialism," "neocolonialism " "geno- not only inferiority feelings in the strictest sense but a dencies, defeatism, guilt, self-hatred, etc. lends to be for gun con- who do commit highly influential. "feelings of inferiority" negative trol, ftu to be against competition Feelings Of Inferiority By He has a toward individualism. He often takes cide," "social change," "social justice," "social responsibility." 10. the duly of the indi- attitude ning, for affirmative action, for multictiltiiraiism. y" and "ovcrsocinlizaiion." Peelings of inferiority arc characteristic of whole, while ovcrsocialization leftist is vidual to serve society and the duly of society to take care of the individual. 20th century. The two psychological tendencies 9. The 229. the ques- "optimism," clc. play anti-individualistic, pro-collcctiv- 36. (Paragraph 229) tt is important In understand that 01 they exist today in our society not necessarily a leftist. ideological tone that tights it One wlm The feminist, gay characiemes women, homosexuals, etc., with these movements shonUI have equal lights is movements thai exist in our society have the particular and if one believes, for example, that women should have equal rights, etc., leftism, tines not necessarily fallow that we mean lameone who sympathize* believes that one must sympathize with the feminist movement as it exists today. , impose die struggle lo is in their morality 222. Leftists, especially lliuse of lie I on everyone, Holler's book. "The True Believer." Hut nol lypc as leftists. Presumably till 'line Believers are of lite in llie sense of line same psychological from a iruc-believing Icftisl. Because of their capacity for single-minded devotion lo I cause, True Believers arc a useful, perhaps a necessary, ingredient ninny revolutionary movement. This presents a problem with which how to harness True Believer llie don'l know how to deal. tion also Some readers 1 may wants society inside, he feels like a loser. Art forms lhat appeal to modern hope of accomplishing anything through rational calculation and mcrsc oneself 18. Modem can be defined. Bul emotionally aiing others' values (up to a point) extent that iheir social goals. and wouldn't want Our remarks about own use high-handed methods lo reach meant to apply to every individual lefiisi movement. And the general character or a of power rise lo positions in leftist ntovcincnls lend to be leftists ment, ihere arc many of a genllcr breed leftists who inwardly disapprove of They need many tilings, human of the ability 19. They alwnys opposed Western all military resistance to over the world vigorously protested ihe Mill 226. Thus (he fact that many il a whole form having of non-leftists and is is or is not a we defined by the discussion of reader to use his 228. But il To the it own judgment will be helpful lo list lhat leftists, some leftists may we il is have given in deciding some applied in a cut and dried manner. being extent thai who criteria for Some is defined at all, in this article, a ought utility of IQ and, to ihe hostility, importantly, the (i.e., leftist hates successful, superior) many leftists of the concept of arc antagonistic lo genetic explanations of tests. Leftists Thus if a person is "inferior" it is whose nol typically the kind of person nol his fault, but society's, because he self- pro molcr, a ruthless lost failh in himself, lie has a deficit in his feelings of inferiority sense of power and self-worth, bul he can make himself too far gone for that. His feelings of lefiisi is leftist. He can movement wilh which he feci strong only ns a many provoke police or leftists member of a large identifies himself. racists to by lying down abuse them, etc. These in front tactics of may use (hem nol as a means lo an end but because they prefer tactics. Self-halted is a leftist trait. may claim lhat their activism leftist help. For example, make sense lo is motivated by compassion or by moral principle, and Icftisl of the ovcrsocialized type. But compassion and behavior; so is leftist tT demand one believes activism. Hostility the drive for power. Moreover, whom lhat affirmative action is much is loo promincul a bchnvior leftist to lake n diplomatic good and conciliatory approach nates against llicm, But lefiisi activists who Tor black people, llml is il does it would be would make al Icasl think thai affirmative action discrimi- do nol lake such an approach because emotional needs. Helping black people is the leftists claim to be trying lo affirmative action in hostile or dogmatic terms? Obviously verbal and symbolic concessions to while people satisfy their a brng- so ingrained that he cannot conceive of himself ns individually strong and llcncc the collectivism of the more productive lo make him competitor. This kind of person has not conceive of himself as having the capacity lo be strong, and his efforts to component of il would not not their real goal. Instead, race problems serve as an excuse for ihem to express Iheir own hostility and frustrated need for power. In doing so they actually harm black people, because the activists' hostile attitude toward the while majority tends lo intensify race hatred. no social problems at all, the leftists would have to invent problems in order lo provide themselves with an excuse for making a fuss. cannot be of the criteria without not mcel any of the crilcrin. Again, you just have lo use your /. judgment. it. 22. If our society had criteria More The leftist's feelings of inferiority run so deep some things as successful or superior and other moral principle cannot be the main motives for leftist. an outlet for is power. not rationally calculated lo be of benefit lo the people who attack these concepts because of their failed, inferior). moral principle does play a role for the and we can pnly advise Ihe may meet some (i.e. an egotist, a bully, a 21. Lcftisls our conception of leftism diagnosing leftism. These individuals or lack of masochistic ourselves would often be hnrd-presscd to decide whether a given leftist. They behavior because such explanations tend to make some persons appear often be effective, but better than lo collaborate wilh leftists. Varieties of leftists fade out gradually inlo vari- individual reality. satisfies the drive for it vehicles, they intentionally anyway.^ un-lcftisl types Ihe reality philosophers arc not simply cool-headed 20. Notice the masochistic tendency of leftist tactics, Leftists protest Our discussion of leftism has a serious weakness. It is still far from clear whal we mean by word "leftist." There doesn't seem to be much we can do about this. Today leftism is fragmented into a whole spectrum of aclivisl movements. Yet not all activist movements arc leftist, and some activist movements (e.g.., radical cnvironmenlalism) seem to include boih eties beliefs as false organization or a mass a totalitarian tendency. and personalities of thoroughly successful, abilities or v ul liable, the know it is Inferiority arc 227. personalities of Ihe leftist type and n nth 1 individual leftists are personally mild and fairly tolerant people by no means prevents leftism as leftist strong produce his unpleasant behavior. But the action in Vielnam, but approve of the suppression of academic freedom, but ihcy go along with on attack in their leftist is wholly U.S.! military when the USSR invaded Afghanistan Ihcy did nothing. Not thai ihey approved of ihe Soviet actions; bul because of their leftist faith, they just couldn't bear lo put themselves in opposition lo communism. Today, in those or our universities where "political correctness" has become dominant, there are probably many leftist types who privately dis- The garl, l talking about die faults of the West. obvious that modern concept of objective at all, ihe has not been brought up properly. but then ihey would try lo find excuses for he communists and begin communist aggression, Leftish lypes is if superior or inferior lo others. Leftists prefer lo give society ihe credit or blame for an individual's True, SOttH many wrong it menial illness and of ihe their faith in movement, and because they cannol give up litis failh ihcy go along with Ihe lenders, leftists do have the guls lo oppose Ihe totalitarian tendencies thai emerge, hut Ihey generally lose, because lite power-hungry types ate bciler oitiinizcd, aic more ruthless and Machiavellian and have laken care to build themselves a strong power base. 225. These phenomena appeared clearly in Russia and olhcr countries lli.il were taken over by leftists. Similarly, before Ihe breakdown of communism in the USSR, lefiish types in the West would seldom criticize llial country. If prodded Ihcy would admil (hut llie UJj.SK did one can ask serious questions about ihings as failed or inferior. This also underlies the rejection by of ihe Ihe (rue that he cannot tolerate any classification of that most power-hungry lypc because power-hungry people arc those who si rive battiest lo gel into positions of power. Once ihe power-hungry types have captured conlrol of ihe moveactions of ihe lenders, but cannot bring themselves lo oppose them. It is psychological needs. For one thing, iheir attack and other is The people who were no lcfl\vas tp tin-' moment. llie science and rationality because they classify certain beliefs as true not necessarily determined by the numerical proportions of the various kinds or |ieople involved in Ihe movement. 224. there if was logicians systematically analyzing the foundations of knowledge. Ihcy arc deeply involved I leftism are nol but to describe ihe general character of leftism as a movement lo all that philosophers (end lo dismiss reason, science, objective reality and to insist foundations of scientific knowledge and about how, know John and June who are lefiish types and (hey don'l have all these lotalitarian Icndcncics." Il's quite true lhat many leftists, possibly even a numerical majority, are decenl people who sincerely believe in tolera lot of crap. is of in llie sensations leftist lhat everything is culturally relative. ). say, "This sluffuboui leftism tend to focus on sordiilness. defeat and leftist intellectuals despair, or else they lake an orgiastic tone, throwing off rational control as lo h revolution against technol- all paragraphs 220. 22 deep 17. We we can say is thai no True Believer will make a safe recruit lo llie revoluunless his commitment is exclusively lo the destruction of technology. If he is committed lo another ideal, he may want to use technology as a lool for pursuing thai olhcr ideal (sec ogy. Al present 223. energies of lite wc musl admit we Ic I of pci son a liuc-belicving uazi, lor instance is very different psychologically aren't sure lo solve everyone's needs for litem, take enre of them. He is not the soil who has an inner sense ol confidence in his own ability to solve his own problems and satisfy his own needs, flic leftist is anlagonislic to ihe concept of competition because, ist. ovcrsocinli/nl type, ate 'line Believers {Paragraph 19) We are asserting that all, or even most, bullies and ruthless competitors suffer from feelings ofinferiurity, < does not pretend to be an accurate description of everyone of might be considered a leftist. It is only a rough indication of a general tendency We emphasize 23. who that tlie foregoing dom, but today, in leftism. everyone else society. demands. and obeys the moral code of It may seem A person his society senseless to say that many and is by which children arc said to be well socialized fits in if he be- well as a functioning part of that leftists are over-socialized, perceived as a rebel. Nevertheless, the position can be defended. Many since the leftists leftist is are not such rebels as they seem. and act in a is so demanding that no one can think, feci everyalmost yet anyone, hate to supposed not wc are For example, completely moral way. or not. Some one hates somebody nt some lime or other, whether he admits H to himself imposes a severe people are so highly socialized thai the attempt to think, feel and act morally deceive themto have continually they guilt, of feelings to avoid burden on them. In order and actions that in selves about their own motives and find moral explanations for feelings 1 describe such people. reality have a non-moral origin. We use the term "oversocialized" to 25. The moral code of our society One can lend to low self-esteem, a sense of powerlcssness, defeatism, guilt, etc. them of the most important means by which our society socializes children is by making feci ashamed of behavior or speech 26. Ovcrsocializalion that is contrary to society's expectations. If this is over- such feelings, he ends by feeling arc ashamed of himself. Moreover the thought and the behavior of the ovcrsocializcd person The person. socialized lightly of the those are than expectations more restricted by society's done, or if a particular child is especially susceptible to lie, they commit majority of people engage in a significant amount of naughty behavior. They someone, they say spitepetty thefts, they break traffic laws, they goof off at work, they hale other guy. The ovei socialized ful tilings or they use some underhanded trick to get ahead olthc and not just a matter of morality; is that many human are socialized to confirm to Wc argue that We suggest that ovcrsocializalion on one another, a very important and influential segment of beings is among plays for left is lie is nol strong enough values of society. Generally speaking, the goals of today's accepted morality. On left. leftists arc 2. 3. These values are explicitly or implicitly expressed or presupposed in most of the inate- is, leftist, people. leftism plays a psychological role The leftist needs to believe in leftism; much it like that which religion plays a vital role in his psy- arc referring lo leftist morality on everyone. (1 lowcvcr, many oflhe people wc do not think of themselves as leftists and would nol describe their system of words to leftism. We use the term "leftism" because we don't know of any belter is totalitarian force. Wherever leftism is in of power a position it tends to invade never satisfied, because his activism motive the leftist's real is is a surrogate activity (see paragraph 41). That not to allntn the ostensible goals of leftism; in reality he is motivated by the sense of power he gets from struggling for and then reaching a social goal." Consequently I he leftist is never satisfied with the goals he has already attained; his need for power process leads him always lo pursue some new goal. The leftist wants equal opporthe When tunities for minorities. by minorities. And as long as that is attained he instsls on statistical equality of achievement some comer of his mind a negative attitude reeducate him. And ethnic minorities are not enough; anyone harbors in leftist has to have a negative altitude toward homosexuals, disabled people, fat should people, old people, ugly people, and on and on and on. It's not enough that the public of be informed about the hazards of smoking; a warning has to be stamped on every package no one can be allowed cigarcltcs. Then to cigarette advertising has lo be restricted if not banned. never be satisfied until lobacco etc. Activists is outlawed, and after that have fought gross child abuse, which is it will The activists will be alcohol, then junk food, reasonable. But now Ihey want to stop they have done that they will want to ban something else they consider unwholesome, then another thing and then another. They will never be satisfied until they have complete control over all child rearing practices. And then they will move on lo another cause. all spanking, When 220. Suppose you asked leftists to make a list or ALL the things thai were wrong with society, and then suppose you instituted every social change that they demanded. It is safe lo say thai within a couple of years the majority of leftists would find something new lo complain about, some new social "evil" lo correct because, once again, the leftist is motivated less by distress solutions on society. at society's ills than by Ihc need lo satisfy his drive for power by imposing his 221. Because of the restrictions placed on ihcir thoughts and behavior by their high level of socialization, many leftists of the oversocialized lype cannot pursue power in the ways that (Paragraph 25) During the Victorian period many oversocialized people suffered from Striata psychologihis cal problems at a result of repressing or trying to repress llteir sexual feelings, Freud apparently based theories on people of this type. Today the focus of socialization has shifted ftorn sex to aggression. (Paragraph 27J Not necessarily including specialists in engineering "hard" sciences. it leftists. Sec paragraphs 227-230.) leftist is its vidual to serve society and the duty of society to take care of the individual. All these have been deeply rooted values of our society (oral least of its middle and uppei classes* Tor a long today to collaborate with i 1 as Cuba. Given the past history of leftism, and he tries seeks to satisfy his need for power through identification with n social movement of the movement lo go through the power process by helping lo pursue and attain the goals the (see paragraph 83). But no mailer how far the movement has gone in attaining its goals not in conflict with the it in every private corner and force every thought into a leftist mold. In pari this is because oflhe More quasi-religious character of leftism; everything contrary lo leftists beliefs represents Sin. for power, The lcfti.il drive leftists' oflhe because totalitarian force is a leftism ant porl ly. in most basic own, and then accuses mainstream society of violating that principle. Examples: racial equalnonviolence generity, equality of the sexes, helping poor people, jicacc as opposed to war, duly oflhe indially, freedom of expression, kindness to animals. More fundamentally, the lime. some 219. Leftism oversocializcd the contrary, the left lakes an accepted moral principle, adopts cooper- cordesignate the spectrum of related creeds that includes the feminist, gay rights, pohticaf with the old rectness, clc, movements, and because these movements have a strong affinity more serious to rebel against the it utterly foolish for non-leftist revolutionaries beliefs as leftism. Leftists rebelling. But usually 1938 and Castro and his followers did toward some minority, the modern first libertarian inclination, as "leftists" inflict the more duty 10 impose that their ovcrsocializalion is autonomy by it leftists has a deep chological economy. His beliefs are not ensily modified by logic or facts. Me but a conviction that leftism is morally Right with a capital R. and thai he has not only a right many norms of the in hcing. But for the of great importance in determining the direction of modem of the oversocialized type tend to be intellectuals or members of the upper1 middle class. Notice that university intellectuals constitute the most highly socialized segsegment. left-wing also the most society and our ment or leash and assert his 28. The leftist of the oversocializcd type tries to gel off bis psychological and under their own control. oflhe most power-hungry type, repeatedly, have "political to oppress Leftism is nol a religion 218. Various thinkers have pointed out that leftism is a kind of religion. existence of any supernatural in the strict sense because leftist doctrine docs not postulate the fall can be a severe hardship. cruelties that they ever gel is it have double-crossed them to seize power for themselves. Robespierre did this in the it in the Russian Revolution, the communists did it in would be a psychological leash him. In 27. wc later Spain under the heading of morality. Thus the ovcrsocializcd person is kept and spends his life running on rails that society has laid down for oversocializcd people this results in a sense of constraint and powerlcssness behavior that do not on have become dominant, they have shown French Revolution, the Bolsheviks did sense of shame person cannot do these things, or if he docs do them he generates in himscirn thoughts or and self-hatred. The ovcrsocializcd person cannot even experience, without guilt, ihoughls.And feelings that are contrary to the accepted morality; he cannot think "unclean" socialization leftists ated with non-leftist revolutionaries, as well as with leftists of a 24. Psychologists use the term "socialization" to designate the process lieves in if 217. In earlier revolutions, OVERSOCIALIZATION trained to think and act as society those universities where themselves ready to lake away from everyone else's academic freedom. (This correctness .") The same will happen with leftists and technology: They will use olhcr people do. For ,\5. them the drive for power has only one morally acceptable (Paragraph 219) Matty leftists ate motivated also by from a frustrated need for power. hostility, outlet, and (tint but the hostility probably results in part . would be few and scattered. An industrial society, if built from scratch without outside help, of stages: You need tools to make tools to make tools to make tools ... A long process of economic development and progress in social organization is required. And, even in the absence of an ideology opposed to technology, there is no reason to cim only be presented to us by the mainstream communications media and the educational system. rial built in a series Leftists, es|jccially those of the ovcrsocialized type, usually do not rebel against these prin- . believe that anyone "progress" is would be phenomenon a interested in rebuilding industrial society. modern form of society, and particular to the The enthusiasm it seems not to ciples but justify their hostility to society by claiming (with is for Ages were four main civilizations that were about equally "advanced": Europe, the Islamic world, India, and the Far Fast (China, Japan, Korea). Three of more or knows why Europe became dynamic by the people who movement turn a non-leftist The To avoid anti-leftist this, a movement that exalts nature all human collectivism make leftists or persons and opposes technology must take leftists. Leftism is in a resolutely Above driven by the need for power, and the seeks power on a collective basis, through identification with a mass movement or an in all, leftism is may seem is shown again and again in the past. When the Bolsheviks engaging than any that had existed under the Isars, and they oppressed ethnic minorities at least as much as the tsars had done. In the United Stales, a couple of decades ago when leftists were a (Paragraph 215) Tltis leftist professors were vigorous proponents of academic frcc- statement refers to our particular brand of anarchism. A wide vmiety of social altitudes have been called "anarchist, " and it may be that many who consider themselves anatchists would our statement of paragraph 215. It should be noted, by the way, dial there is a nonviolent anarvhist movement whose members probably would nut accept FCas anarchist and certainly would not not accept appiave ofFC's violent methods. can express itself only in They want make him to s'tudy climbing the status lad- life They want to make black fathers "responbecome nonviolent, etc. But these are exactly the values of system. The system couldn't care less what kind of music a man to far as lo rebel against that By in physical violence. tion." In other words, is long as he studies in as a "responsible" parent, is non- Some one of modern society's most ovci socialized their own account, violence is leftists by form of "libera- iinpot Hint principles for them a by committing violence they break through the psychological restraints have been trained into them. Because ihey are oversocialized these restraints have been more confining for them than hence their need for others; lo break free of them. Bui (hey usually justify their rebellion in terms of mainstream values. If they engage in violence they claim to be fighting against racism or the 3 We realize (hat many objections could 1 psychology. The teal situation like. be raised lo Ihc foregoing thumb-nail sketch of leftist complex, and anything like a complete description of it would lake several volumes even if the necessary data were available. We claim only to have 32. is indicated very roughly the two most important tendencies The problems of the are indicative of the problems of our society as a whole. leftist in the psychology of modern esteem, depressive tendencies and defeatism arc not restricted to the especially noticeable in the left, they arc widespread in our society. lo socialize us to a greater extent than any previous society. lo eal, in lice 34. to while, middle-class ideals. executive or a scientist, spend his Imulanicntal values of our society. Clearly they sometimes do, too valu- Russia were outsiders, they vigorously opposed censorship and the secret police, they advocated scir- determination for ethnic minorities, and so forth; hut as soon as they crime into power themselves, they imposed a lighter censorship and crealed a more ruthless secret po- our universities, il of the ovcrsocialized type want to what kind of clothes he wears or what religion he believes how lo exercise, 1 in leftists school, holds a respectable job, climbs the status ladder, have gone so oppose technology, but they will oppose il only so long as they are outsiders and the technological system is controlled by non-leftists, [f leftism ever becomes dominant in society, so that the technological system becomes a tool in the hands of leftists, they will enthusiastically use it and promote its growth. In doing this they will be minority more however much he may deny it, the ovcrsocialized leftist wants lo integrate the black man into the system and make him adopt its values. 30. We certainly do not claim that leftists, even of theoversocialized type, never rebel against the to repealing a pattern that leftism has what in anything in is The anarchist" too seeks power, but he seeks it on an individual or small-group basis; he wants individuals and small groups to be able to control the circumstances of their own lives. He opposes technology because it makes small groups dependent on large organizations. leftists Bui culture. can hardly consist It violent and so forth. In effect, 215. Some man conform become an They want black gangs listens lo, the long tun unlikely ever to give up technology, because technology able a source of collective power. 216. consist"/ it the necessary technological base. it. black-style food, listening to black-style music, wearing black-style cloth- the industrial-technological movement whose society, and il requires advanced technology. You can't have a united world without rapid transportation and communication, you can't make all people love one another without sophisticated psychological techniques, you can't have a "planned society" without organization. Leftism ihc black sible." by organized leftist Amcricnn to preserve African superficial mailers. In all essential respects human freedom and with Ihc elimination of modern techseeks to bind together the ciltirc world (both nature and the race) into a unified whole. But this implies management of nature and of human life is want instead, they of African American culture ing and going to a black-style church or mosque. In other words, inconsistent with wild nature, with nology. Left ism in this preservation mote than caling resulting influx of leftish types can easily collaboration with his real attachment der to prove that black people nre as good as while. into a leftist one, so (hat leftist goals replace or distort the original stance and must avoid shows moving black people into high-prestige jobs, for black schools and more money for such schools; the wny of life of the technical subjects, goals of the movement. 214. leftist fur affirmative action, for copy of Ihc while man; a does will live al that lime. 213. Because of their need for rebellion and for membership in a movement, or similar psychological type are often unattracled to a rebellious or activist leftist. which theoversocialized They want to integrate the black man into make him a business executive, a lawyer, a scientist just like upper-middlc-class while people. The leftists will reply flint ihc hist thing Ihcy want is to make the block man into THE DANGER OF LEFTISM goals and membership arc not initially in the system, 1,000 dealt with way an illustration of the conventional altitudes of our society while pretending to be in rebellion against improved education less stable, Those problems must be that society black "underclass" they regard as a social disgrace. and only Europe became dynamic. No one at (hat lime; historians have their thcoiics hut these arc only speculation. At any rale, it is clear that rapid development toward a technological form of society occurs only under special conditions. So there is no mason to assume thai longlasting technological regression cannot he brought about. 212. Would society eventually develop again toward an indusliiul-lcchtiological form? Maybe. hut there is no use in worrying about it, since wc can't predict or control events 500 or years in the future. some degree of truth) to these principles. Many leftists push there those civilizations remained is to the existed prior to the 17th century or thereabouts. 211. In the laic Middle Here 29. have up not living 4. how lo make love, how lo raise left. And leftism. Low self- Though they are today's society ivies We are even told by experts how our kids and so forth. (Paragraph 28) There are many individuals of the middle and upper classes who resist some of these values, but usually their resistance is more or less covert. Such resistance appears in the mass media only to a very limited extent. The main thiust of propaganda in our society is in favor of the stated values. The main reasons why these values have become, so to speak, the official values of our society to the industrial system. Violence is is discouraged because it is that they are useful disrupts the functioning of the system. Racism discouraged because ethnic conflicts also disrupt the system, and discrimination wastes the talent of minority- group members who could be useful to die system. Poverty must be "cured" because the underclass rouses pirdilems far die system and contact with the underclass lowers the moral of the other classes. Women are encouraged to have careers because their talents ate useful to the system anil, more importantly it because by having regular jobs women became better integrated into the system and lied directly lo rather than to their families. This helps toweaken fatuity solidarity. (The leaders of the system say they want to strengthen the family, but they really mean It that they want the family to serve as an effective tool for socialiiing children in accord with the needs of the system. We atgue in paragraphs 51,52 that the system cannot ajfoid to let the family or other small-scale social groups be strong or autonomous ) altitude is a direct The Power Process 33. Human beings luivc a need (probably based social attitude. Objections to these findings biology) Tor something that in we wilt csdl llie "power process." This is closely related lo the need for power (which is widely recognized) elenr-cul bul is not quite the same tiling. The power process has four elements. The three most of these we cnll goal, effort and attainment of goal. (Everyone needs to have goals whose attainment requires effort, and needs to succeed in attaining at least some of his goals.) The fourth clement autonomy and is more difficult to define will discuss it later may and not lie necessary for everyone. Wc cidl it (paragraphs 42-44). 34. Consider the hypothetical case of a a man who can have anything he wants just by wishing for man maintain their is not true of fighting aristocracies that have lo struggle lo power. But leisured,, secure aristocracies that have no need to exert ihemselves usually become bored, hedonistic and demoralized, even though they have power. This shows that power decadent. This 35. One must have noi enough. is Everyone has goals; goals toward which to exercise one's power. nothing else, to obtain the physical necessities oflife: food, water and lite climate. Bul the leisured aristocrat if whatever clothing and shelter are made necessary by obtains these things without effort. Hence his boredom and demoralization. 36. Non-altainineni of important goals results in death frustration if non-attainment attain goals throughout of the goals life results in is if seem lo be ideologically motivated. In the goals are physical necessities, and in compatible with survival. Consistent failure lo human being needs goals whose attainment requires effort, and he must have a reasonable rate of success in attaining his hood 205. The training. In either case they trouble which lie became distinguished. When needs they often scl up aw passed on, many of ihc people who arc inclined to rebel against the industrial system ihey must reproduce ilsclf abundantly. In doing so they will be worsening Ihc population problem only slightly. And ihc most important problem is to get rid population of the industrial system, because once the industrial system is gone the world's necessarily will decrease (see paragraph 167); whereas, if ihe industrial system survives, it enable the world's will continue developing new techniques of food production that may population to keep increasing almost indefinitely. 206. With regard to revolutionary strategy, the only points on which we absolutely insist are that the single overriding goal must be ihe elimination of modern technology, and lhat no other goal can be allowed lo compete with this one. For the rest, revolutionaries should take an empirical approach. If experience indicates that some of the recommendations made in the foregoing paragraphs arc not going to give good results, then those recommendations should be discarded. TWO KINDS OF TECHNOLOGY likely to be raised against our proposed revolution is lhat it is bound lo fiiil. claimed) throughout history technology has always progressed, never regressed, An argument (il is people do not have to exerl Ihemselves In artificial goals for ihemselves. In many cases Wc distinguish between impossible. But this claim is ifvo kinds of technology, which wc is false. will call small-scale technology and organization-dependent technology. Small-scale technology is technology that can be used by siniill-sciile communities without outside assistance. Organization-dependent technology is technology that depends on huge-scale social organization. Wc arc aware of no significant cases of regression in small-scale technology. Bul organization-dependent tech- erwise would have put into the ample: same energy and emotional involvement (hat they othsearch for physical necessities. Thus Ihc aristocrats of the their literary pretentions; ninny competed aristocrats, like Hirohilo. We cial or European aristocrats n few centuries ago for status through elaborate displays of wealth; and a few goal that people set up for ihemselves merely in order lo have let a rule of Ihumb for the identification of surrogate devotes much time and energy most of his to the pursuit of goal lime and energy lo satisfying to use his physical directed toward an some goal of a goal and mental X is it is activities. facilities in a varied X? If ihc answer is deprived because he didn't if llicir know all about the anatomy and love (for example) no, then the person's pursuit modern is life, working he would not have life-cycles of marine animals nol a surrogate activity, because existence were otherwise satisfactory, would feel deprived passed their lives without ever having a relationship with a pursuit of an excessive feci seri- marine biology clearly conslitulcd a prclty certain that if Hirohilo had had lo spend his time On the other band the pursuit of sex nnd most people, even Given a person who and interesting way, would he interesting non-scientific tasks in order to obtain Ihc necessities of Ill work toward, X, ask yourself this: If he had to devote and if that effort required him a surrogate activity. Hirohilo's studies in surrogate activity, since felt to artifi- his biological needs, ously deprived because he did not attain goal at is us say, merely for the sake of the "fulfilhiienl" that (hey get from pursuing the goal. is amount or sex, more than one industrial society only minimal When Ihe Roman Umpire member of the if they opposite sex. (Bul really needs, can be a surrogate activity.) effort is necessary to satisfy one's physical needs. fell apart the it depends breaks down. Ex- Romans* small-scale technology surVivefd because any clever village craftsman could build, for instance, a waler wheel, any skilled smith could make steel by Roman methods, and so forth. But the Romans' organization-dependent technology did regress. Their aqueducts niques of road construction were have turned to science. use Ihe term "surrogate activity" to designate an activity that Here few or no may be handing the world over lo the sort of people who support or industrial system. To insure ihc strength of the next generation of revolu- way tionaries Ihc present generation 208. invested tremendous lime and energy in hunting, though they certainly didn't need ihc meal; 40. have been raised, bul objections are feeble and thai children tend on the nology does regress when the social organization on which other aristocracies have nppcnrs (hat personality likely to hold this or thai any evcnl, no one denies (hey then pursue these goals with the Roman Empire bad 39. thai hence technological regression ACTIVITIES But not every leisured aristocrat becomes bored and demoralized. Tor example, the emperor Hirohilo, instead of sinking into decadent hedonism, devoted himself lo marine biology, n field in is accept the al leasl because satisfy Uieir physical it more arc also concerned about the population problems, hence Ihey are apt to have 207. goals. 38. & person defeatism, low self-esteem or depression. 37. Thus, in order to avoid serious psychological problems, a SURROGATE make average lo bold social altitudes similar to those of (heir parents. From our point of view it doesn't mailer all that much whether the altitudes are passed on genetically or through child- children. In this has power, but he will develop serious psychological problems. At first he will have a lot of fun, bul by nnd by he will become acutely bored and demoralized. Eventually he may become clinically depressed. History shows that leisured aristocracies tend lo become Such it. a person's genetic constitution, but outcome of within the context of our society, to Iraits tend, lost. fell into disrepair and were never The Roman system of urban rebuilt. sanitation Their tech- was forgotten, so lhat until rather reccnl times did the sanitation of European cities match that of Ancient 209. The reason why technology has seemed always to progress is that, until or two before the Industrial Revolution, mosl technology Rome. perhaps a century was small-scale technology. But most of the technology developed since the Industrial Revolution is organization-dependent technology. Take (he refrigerator for example. Without factory-made parts or the facilities of it would be virtually impossible for a handful of local craftsby some miracle they did succeed in building one it would be useless lo llicni without a reliable source of electric power. So they would have to dam a stream and build a generator. Generators require large amounts of copper wire. Imagine try- a posl-iudusirial men ing lo make that wire without refrigeration? picking, as 210. So machine shop lo build a re frige ralor. If il is It was done before And once rebuild lo build get a gas suitable for an icehouse or preserve food by drying or the invention of the refrigerator. clear lhat if ihc industrial system were once thoroughly broken technology would quickly be ogy. modern machinery. And where would ihey would be much ensier it, this just as it lost. The same technology had been is lost for a look centuries to build il down, refrigeration Irue of olher organ! z.at ion -dependent technol- the generation or so first it would take centuries lo lime around. 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