AaronMk
Sky funeral
@Hollowfox Jaeger
These divisions have always been with us. Politics is how we work through them without murdering anyone.
Politics is also how we work through these issues by murder. The distinction does not exist in any practical respect. You can codify more and more of it into processes which washes one side or the other as legitimate so long as they pass through the gauntlets of function that have been developed, but also these gauntlets serve as barriers to filter out stuff by deeming them illegitimate or impractical to the political society that does exist as control of the gauntlet.
The peasant can not expect sovereignty and liberty under feudalism as the peasant is not the lord, and the peasant’s duty and place is to be a peasant, someone tied down to, trapped on, and laborer of the land giving it its value to the lord. The interests of the peasant is not that of the lord. The freedom and liberty of the peasant - if they can conceive of it - is unattained in the feudal mechanisms until the peasant realizes its political autonomy through absolute violence.
Müntzer absolutely did nothing wrong.