The Value Imperative, The Root of it all

Value is that which is given anything that is significant in one's life, from inclination to disposition, to the pursuit of vital necessities and how it is wanted.

Value is at the basis of all human endeavor, whether idealist or materialist, whether it's the socialization of property or it's privatization--- Value is the imperative.

So if value in all it's objectives and ethereal instances has not been thoroughly taken apart as it should be, those who then benefit from the partiality and one-dimensional superficiality of it's thesis have no incentive to dynamically synthesize it.

Just as the human condition cannot step outside of relative history there can never be a devaluation of the value imperative. Yes the false premise construct in it's idealistic vacuum can stand. But when confronted with the fundamental value matrix of necessity as the very condition of humanness, no amount of wit irrelevant of source can negate it.

So as we once again experience the theater of minds in centrist-right America whose only contribution to productivity is the cunning exploitation of relative value. To what then do we owe our tolerance to the assertion there exist a value difference between the bailed out bank, Bear Stearn's and the moral consequence of foreclosed Homes in Cleveland being destroyed by creditors.

By Apropos