亿万富翁州长普利兹克视社会主义候选人为民主党的未来
Billionaire Governor Pritzker Embraces Socialist Candidates As The Future Of The Democrat Party

原始链接: https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/billionaire-governor-pritzker-embraces-socialist-candidates-future-democrat-party

这篇评论指出,社会主义和共产主义运动在历史上并未实现其承诺的工人阶级平等,反而导致了权力和财富向精英阶层集中。作者认为,“公平”只是富裕阶层用来巩固控制权的幌子,并以朝鲜的世袭统治和中国的“太子党”体制为例,证明这些意识形态不可避免地会造成极端的权力差距。 文中提到了几位著名的美国政客和网红——包括佐兰·马姆达尼(Zohran Mamdani)、哈桑·皮克(Hasan Piker)、伊尔汗·奥马尔(Ilhan Omar)以及亿万富翁州长JB·普利兹克(JB Pritzker),以此说明现代“民主社会主义”领导人往往是脱离工人阶级疾苦的富人。作者批评普利兹克近期对社会主义候选人的拥护,以及他对外界担忧这些候选人激进倾向的无视,称其辩护是虚伪的。归根结底,作者认为富裕精英支持民主党向社会主义转向是一种精心计算的举措。通过让自己处于这些运动的领导地位,精英们确保了权力的稳固,并将激进的活动人士视为助力其持续统治的“有用的白痴”。

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It's a common and almost inevitable component of communist history that the leaders of proletariat movements always end up becoming some of the wealthiest people in those movements.  The idea of "equity" is a fantasy; every society no matter how "progressive" has an elitist class with more money and more power than the common citizen. 

Socialist and communist societies have some of the most egregious power gaps imaginable; they even reinstate archaic systems of hereditary succession.  Just look at North Korea or the "princeling" (taizidang) system in China which favors the descendants of founding revolutionaries.  The notion of an economic Utopia where outcomes are equalized and no one has to struggle is a fantasy sold to the masses by clever elites seeking unfettered control. 

Someone always comes out on top, and it's usually the same money-players that leftists claim to be fighting against.

For example, Democrat Socialist and rising Democrat star Zohran Mamdani comes from an affluent family with a net worth in the tens of millions.  Socialist and Islamist influencer Hasan Piker is worth $8 million alone, but his family is affluent with extensive corporate and political connections.  Ilhan Omar's husband listed their net worth at up to $30 million before they suddenly revised it down to $95,000 in the face of voter backlash.  She is currently facing a DOJ investigation into her odd financial history.

The point is, these are not working class people who experience the struggles of the everyday laborer.  If they have not always been rich, they have at the very least always had a family safety net of considerable wealth.  Enter Illinois Governor JB Pritzker (a billionaire), who jumped on the Democrat Socialist train this week in an interview with CNN.

On CNN's "The Source", Pritzker defended progressive/Democratic Socialist candidates as the "recipe for winning" for the Democrat Party going into the future.  His statements come just as news hit that Kamala Harris has been in touch with Zohran Mamdani for months in preparation for the 2028 election cycle.  Meanwhile, new polls show that 32% of Democrat voters openly support socialist candidates.   

The trend is clear; the political left is either doubling down and embracing radicalism, or they are simply revealing their true nature.  The Democrat Party is riding the socialist wave and the extremists are in charge.  

Pritzker went on to suggest that Donald Trump's concerns over the radicalism of socialist candidates are unfounded and a "sign of dementia".  This is coming from the same man who outright denied that Joe Biden was showing signs of cognitive decline in the lead up to the 2024 elections, calling Biden "completely mentally sharp" during personal meetings.  

Pritzker, confronted with the potential hypocrisy of an ultra rich politician supporting his party's shift into open socialism, suggested that he's actually "one of the good billionaires".

At bottom, there is a large contingent of billionaires and ultra-wealthy elites backing the Democratic Party and, like Pritzker, none of them are worried about socialist ideology taking over.  Why?  Because they know what the leaders of every communist revolution have known - That they will end up in charge regardless, and militant activists are nothing more than useful idiots paving the way for the elites to gain even more power.      

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