Author: haphapner

The True Human State

That a revolution could create a utopian society is a vain hope. Marx and Engels believed that given the right conditions, the cycle of oppression would stop. Theirs’ was a flawed philosophy. They did not understand the true state of the human condition. Their revolution merely allowed a small segment of the oppressed classes to […]

The Platform for Change

Who will join us in this revolution? Who will use their free speech to say, ‘I will no longer tolerate the injustice of a have and a have-nots economy?’ Who will stand and say that all humans have a right to food, clothing, healthcare, housing, education, & employment? Let us stand united and be heard.

A New Human Order

We are one race. As one race, we need to denounce the ideas of social or economic inequality. Where there is true equality there can be no caste system or social strata. We should no longer tolerate the injustice of racial, social, or economic inequality. We must speak as one race and stand against the […]

Politics Cannot Produce Change

The word politics sums up our current problem. The Ultraist movement uses the word in it truest sense, winning and holding control over governments. Those who gain and maintain control dictate policy. Those who dictate policy have the power to enrich themselves. Human rights may be addressed by politicians, but politics has nothing to do […]

A Call To Those Who Care

We hold these truths to be self-evident: – that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the […]

For Michael

all are gods appearing ex nihilo yet finite. we live, love, create, then, we end. we are gone. # all withdraw, hide their face, lives returning to their source. from whence, into where, who can say. they are gone. # pain & sorrow, love & laughter may befall us all. common experience unites us, one […]

Ouroboros

Can I shine a light Even though I am white? When a black boy takes flight Do I lynch him with my might? # No, my lynching is an act of silence My privilege generates colonial violence # Violation at 1 AM That car’s too nice for him Pulled over, searched, it’s a sin Humiliated […]