Yes.
I believe the truest enemy of humanity is the infrastructure. I'm more along the nihilistic train of thought. The modern infrastructure is so powerful and brutal that the suprastructure(the real important part) is culturally void and spiritually corrupt.What really bums me out is that there is no easy solution. In my life my struggle will be reduced to voting for the Green Party and a protest or two. Physical combat is tantamount to suicide(and makes the 2nd amendment outdated). The powers at be hold the keys to romantic idealism.
Anyways, my question is: did we already have cultures and societies pass through communism? Certain indigenious populations of the americas before 1492 had no(recognizable) infrastructure yet did not succumb to vulgar behaviour. That is the current fear of liberation. No state=complete chaos. Well, the indigenious populations did not rape or steal or murder. They were very spiritual, again an idea supposedly supressed by communism. All modern crimes more or less stem from power and its functions. Another society to consider is Tibet before Red China destroyed it. It seems the simpler cultures did much better than their more 'civilized' counterparts.
No power=No crimes
