What is the task of a man who produces work unless it is for the value of the community? It is a good question to ask especially for the world we live in today, which focuses heavily on individual gain rather than community benefit.
The current structure of the system today is not rooted in blood, soil, or community work, but rather in a free-for-all capital dystopia in which the connection to heritage, race and family are all lost to material wealth, and that we all engage in the same financial competition which disregards any natural order.
The replacement of this system is of uttermost necessity when it comes to securing the future of the people and removing them from the influences of liberalism, materialism, capitalism, and universalism. Man has and always will work proficiently under the community effort in which work is produced not for necessarily for the individual, but rather for work that produces for the community, for when the work is done for the community, the community gives back to you, the individual.
Hold one twig and it snaps easily with no effort at all, hold a handful of twigs and it is much harder to break. We are not rooted in Liberal-Individualism by nature. This is only something that has been formed as a result of our society today. The natural order is that the community comes together in one struggle and it works to produce for the people within that community.
“The people do not live for the economy, and the economy does not exist for the capital, rather the capital serves the economy and the economy serves the people.”
- 25.04.1933 Gesetz zur Behebung der Not von Volk und Reich
What does this mean exactly? Well, we understand that in our society today, we work so that as a whole, the capital is maintained overall for the individuals at the top. Instead of the interests of the worker, who should work so that the capital serves his community, the worker today makes the capital for these individuals, in which he only receives a portion of the capital to maintain his household and just keep him alive.
One example I can give about the capital serving the community is the roads where I live. They are absolutely awful and full of holes and bumps. There are also many buildings where I live which are wonderful pieces of past-English architecture yet they have been left to rot and to eventually be taken down. It is precisely these examples, as well as other examples, that the capital and economy must serve the community and the interests of the nation and its people.
Quite literally, if you go out to work and you earn money to pay your bills, accommodation and everything else that goes with it and own nothing at the end of the year, you are not free, you are a slave. Have you noticed how everything around you seems to be rented now and not owned, including property? This is a fantastic strategy. Instead of telling people that they cannot own private property anymore, just slowly and gradually introduce a rental system in which people will not take notice that private property is being diminished.