The aim of all leftists is to destroy language.  Thinking is done in language.  Communication is done in language.  You can’t clearly communicate thoughts if words are used incorrectly.  Just as Lenin pointed out, you must first destroy vocabulary.  This wasn’t inconsequential.  He knew what he was doing.  The masses can’t think clearly without precise meaning.  The so-called leaders can do what they please.

The masses are helpless against any measure put forward.  They must understand what’s said to do anything about it.  Meaning gets destroyed.  The totalitarian can justify anything he says.  Nothing can properly be debated if the words mean whatever you want them to mean.  They can decide your fate when people are allowed to decide what words mean.  It has become near impossible to convince people.

It’s now put to a vote once thinking has been destroyed.  The majority gets their way.  Are the majority always right?  Why should the minority be subject to the majority’s plan?  There’s no reason to assume majority rule is desirable.  It’s extremely undesirable beyond a superficial thought.  The minority is being coerced.  You’re agreeing to use force on the minority if you agree with democracy.

Democracy virtually guarantees tyranny.  Maybe not at first.  Rarely do the masses lose freedom all at once.  Little by little is more effective in taking freedoms.  This is what democracy does.  The minority is subject to force.  The masses vote away freedoms slowly.  Democracy sets the stage for two tyrants to face off.  One will get the majority of votes.  Either way, a tyrant will win.  Democracy establishes tyranny.

A tyrant was elected because language was destroyed.  Democracy wouldn’t be established if people could think.  This isn’t a novel idea.  Every single founder viewed democracy as mob rule.  There wasn’t one exception.  They were right.  The minority is being subject to the half-baked ideas of the majority.  It’s just an illusion of freedom.  It’s placing a tyrant in charge slowly.  Democracy is the enemy of rights.

Reference

Rose Wilder Lane; Discovery of Freedom