The most important "bad cause" is patriarchy.

 

The state, the patriarchy and the class-exploitative division, were born at the same time and will die at the same time. 

I come to this conclusion, without of course saying anything original.

We are talking about three phenomena that simultaneously constitute a causal grid/nexus.

Let us not now consider the dialectical dimension of "productive forces-productive relations", let us put this dimension of the socio-historical being in a temporary parenthesis.

Which of the three structures-phenomena mentioned above is the most important as a cause, that is, this cause which gave birth to the others, without making them mere effects from it, but (making them) content forms of this most important cause?

The most important, "bad cause" is patriarchy.

Simplifying: the patriarchy gave birth to the state and the class exploitation.

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If what I claim is true, that the deepest, most decisive and important cause for the emergence and existence of the causal grid/nexus "patriarchy / state / class exploitation" is patriarchy (also called death), then any compromise with patriarchy (and its disgusting crown, which is religion), even under the pretext that it is a superstructure of the other two elements of this causal grid/nexus, is a shameful compromise with class exploitation and the state, it is a betrayal of life.

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Death to the patriarchy!

 

Ioannis Tzanakos Eriugena