Hegel_Subsets.md 760 B
In all subsets of Hegelian theology, the state is the actualization of the ideal at the current stage of history. This is why all these collectivists worship the state as a pseudo-jesus, with faith that their subjective conceptions will be brought into the world iteratively,
Of course, collectivism imposes a belief that one's own subjectivity is present in the minds of others, and causes one to suspect a lack of humanity when contradictions arise. This leads to the greatest form of hate, which rejects the perceptual frame of each being.
Ultimately, there is no collective being, and what one is practicing is selfish navel-gazing with the comfort that the superstructure will wield the force necessary to impose it on non-believers.
It is a religion.