My socialist, unconditional love, free love ideology.

This is my theory. It seems like the capitalist world is becoming more unfair, The rich are getting richer and the poorer are getting poorer. The world is becoming an inequality world. The rich seem to only go with the rich and the poor seem to go with poor. It seems like we are put into ranks or classes and people seem to stick with there class/rank groups and seems like there are barriers on who you can be with or not and people don't venture outside their little class groups. If theres such a thing as unconditional love then does that mean a rich person could fall in love with a poor person, can an ordinary supermarket shelf stacker end up with a famous actress or can a Punk end up with the presidents daughter or sommat like that. In this world it doesn't happen much but in an ideal world wouldn't it be good if there was class freedom and we could see or fall in love with who we liked no matter what class they were, this would be unconditional love at it's best I think! I also think free love is a good one too, No more marriages, no more partners and everyone is free/single to love who ever they like and as many as they like when they like, everything is open in other words. What do you think?

Call me a hippie if you like but what would you call this, would it be Hipcommunism, Hipsocialist or what? It might sound a strange idea but what are the flaws?

cheers cb.

Originally posted by Coolbreeze
I also think free love is a good one too, No more marriages, no more partners and everyone is free/single to love who ever they like and as many as they like when they like, everything is open in other words. What do you think?

Call me a hippie if you like but what would you call this, would it be Hipcommunism, Hipsocialist or what? It might sound a strange idea but what are the flaws?

Lay off the pot, besides who would take care of the kids?

[edit on 05/6/15 by GradyPhilpott]

In this world it doesn't happen much but in an ideal world wouldn't it be good if there was class freedom and we could see or fall in love with who we liked no matter what class they were, this would be unconditional love at it's best

Don't you think the problem lies in the attitudes people have toward eachother rather than capitalism? Do you really th ink that if capitalism were abolished (which seems to be what you're implying) that suddenly people still wouldn't stick with people like them?

There are no real barriers separating people from interacting and being with eachother.

What are the flaws? People are. You're assuming that people will live without (imaginary) barriers between them. No matter where you go, there's groups of people who set themselves off from others due to differences, whether they be economic, ethnic, culture, etc.