Pushing the Marxist narrative of economic determinism and wealth inequality as the primary sociological variable, the communist Vermont senator framed world peace as achievable through international redistributionism.
Sanders included a threatening subtext in his remarks, indirectly drawing on the “no justice, no peace” slogan popular among contemporary racial agitators:
Despite his own subscription to neo-Marxism, Sanders warned against what he described as a rising oligarchical society resulting from an insufficiently powerful central government:
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Sanders included a threatening subtext in his remarks, indirectly drawing on the “no justice, no peace” slogan popular among contemporary racial agitators:
Foreign policy is not just tied to military affairs, it is directly connected to economics. Foreign policy must take into account the outrageous income and wealth inequality that exists globally and in our own country. This country will not be secure or peaceful when so few have so much and so many have so little.
Despite his own subscription to neo-Marxism, Sanders warned against what he described as a rising oligarchical society resulting from an insufficiently powerful central government:
When we advance day after day into an oligarchic form of society, where a small number of extraordinarily powerful and wealthy special interests exert enormous influence over the economic and political life of this country and the entire world. There is no moral or economic justification for the six wealthiest people in the world having as much wealth as the bottom half of the world’s population, 3.7 billion people.
http://www.dailywire.com/news/21466/comrade-sanders-explains-how-end-all-wars-robert-kraychik