LIBERTARIANISM
VIS-À-VIS CONSERVATISM
1. If libertarianism is objective, as I happen
to believe, then the objective axes of space-time devolution and volume-mass
devolution will be libertarian, whether in sensuality or in sensibility, in
'once-born' or in 'reborn' terms.
2. Conversely, if conservatism is subjective,
then the subjective axes of mass-volume evolution and time-space evolution will
be conservative, whether in sensuality or in sensibility, in 'once-born' or in
'reborn' terms.
3. Consequently, the objective elements of fire
and water, corresponding to the metachemistry of
space-time devolution and to the chemistry of volume-mass devolution, will be
libertarian, whether in extreme (noumenal) or in
moderate (phenomenal) terms.
4. Likewise, the subjective elements of vegetation
and air, corresponding to the physics of mass-volume evolution and to the
metaphysics of time-space evolution, will be conservative, whether in moderate
(phenomenal) or in extreme (noumenal) terms.
5. Since I equate objectivity with the female side
of life on account of its vacuous basis, and subjectivity, by contrast, with
the male side of life on account of its association with a plenumous
precondition, or the fact of being based in a plenum as opposed to a vacuum, it
logically follows that females will be libertarian and males conservative - at
least in general and gender-specific terms.
6. Since that which is libertarian in one mode
of metachemistry, say spatial space, must be
libertarian in its other mode, the mode of repetitive time, it follows that metachemical libertarianism stretches through space-time
devolution from sensuality to sensibility on the basis of an extreme (noumenal) left-wing orientation which will be either
materialist (if negative) or fundamentalist (if positive).
7. Since that which is
libertarian in one mode of chemistry, say volumetric volume, must be
libertarian in its other mode, the mode of massed mass, it follows that
chemical libertarianism stretches through volume-mass devolution from
sensuality to sensibility on the basis of a moderate (phenomenal) left-wing
orientation which will be either realist (if negative) or nonconformist (if
positive).
8. Hence the Left, whether extreme or moderate, noumenal or phenomenal, metachemical
or chemical, diabolic (superfeminine to subfeminine) or feminine (upper to lower), will be
objectively libertarian in either a materialist/fundamentalist way or a
realist/nonconformist way, depending on the axis.
9. Since that which is conservative in one mode of
physics, say massive mass, must be conservative in its other mode, the mode of
voluminous volume, it follows that physical conservatism stretches through
mass-volume evolution from sensuality to sensibility on the basis of a moderate
(phenomenal) right-wing orientation which will be either naturalist (if
negative) or humanist (if positive).
10. Since that which is conservative in one mode
of metaphysics, say sequential time, must be conservative in its other mode,
the mode of spaced space, it follows that metaphysical conservatism stretches
through time-space evolution from sensuality to sensibility on the basis of an
extreme (noumenal) right-wing orientation which will
be either idealist (if negative) or transcendentalist (if positive).
11. Hence the Right, whether moderate or extreme,
phenomenal or noumenal, physical or metaphysical,
masculine (lower to upper) or divine (submasculine to
supermasculine), will be subjectively conservative in
either a naturalist/humanist way or an idealist/transcendentalist way,
depending on the axis.
12. There is a strong sense in which realism/nonconformism is a rejection of materialism/fundamentalism
on the libertarian side of life, while, conversely, idealism/transcendentalism
is a rejection of naturalism/humanism on the conservative side of life - the
side arguably more subjective (and male) than objective (and female).
13. Depending on the gender bias of any given
society, materialism/fundamentalism is no less incompatible with
idealism/transcendentalism, or vice versa, than realism/nonconformism
with naturalism/humanism, or vice versa.
14. Even the negative and positive alternatives
within any given element, axis, plane, or whatever, are incompatible with each
other to the extent that the hegemony of the one can only be achieved at the
other's expense - the negative options being correlative with the freedom of
scientific and/or political primacy, the positive options being correlative
with the thraldom, or binding, of economic and/or religious supremacy.
15. Science and politics are only capable of being
truly hegemonic in the objective elements of metachemistry
(noumenal) and chemistry (phenomenal), in accordance
with the left-wing pursuit of freedom through libertarianism.
16. Economics and religion are only capable of
being truly hegemonic in the subjective elements of physics (phenomenal) and
metaphysics (noumenal), in accordance with the
right-wing pursuit of thraldom (binding) through conservatism.
17. Hence there is a female/male dichotomy, and
antagonism, between the left-wing pursuit of freedom through libertarianism on
the one hand, and the right-wing pursuit of thraldom through conservatism on
the other hand.
18. Either science triumphs at the expense of
religion or politics triumphs at the expense of economics in the case of the
libertarian options, wherein freedom sits enthroned, in due objective - and
female - fashion.
19. Either economics triumphs at the expense of
politics or religion triumphs at the expense of science in the case of the
conservative options, wherein thraldom sits enthroned, in due subjective - and
male - vein.
20. 'Free societies' will be either extreme left
or moderate left, depending whether science or politics is the hegemonic mean,
with the Devil of metachemical libertarianism
triumphant in the one case, and the woman of chemical libertarianism triumphant
in the other case.
21. 'Bound societies' will be either moderate
right or extreme right, depending whether economics or religion is the
hegemonic mean, with the man of physical conservatism triumphant in the one
case, and the God of metaphysical conservatism triumphant in the other case.
22. 'Free societies', being objective, are immoral
in their female libertarianism, whereas 'bound societies', being subjective, are
alone moral in their male conservatism, whether relatively, in the phenomenal,
or absolutely, in the noumenal.