A gênese da política imperialista: a aliança entre a ralé e o capital e o pecado original do acúmulo original de capital na perspectiva de Hannah Arendt

Abstract

This article analyzes the political, social, historical and economic thought of the "evolution of the phenomena" of the "genesis of imperialist policy: "the alliance between mob and capital" and "the original sin of the original accumulation of capital" in Hannah Arendt's perspective, in open, analytical and reflective dialogue with modern and contemporary philosophy, historiography, anthropology, social sciences and economy writers, in order to deliver a better understanding on the meanings of imperialism developments and of the "decay of what is left" based on fundamental events of our time - the two world wars, along with their totalitarian outlooks. Thus, imperialism and the problems arising from its social, political and economic proposal produced "people without roots" - the rabble supplanted by the bourgeoisie who printed "the power by the love of power" and the unlimited production of "needless capital accumulation", who made emerge the decanted manners through boiling issues permeated by state-owned, racial, constabulary, environmental, national, illegal and opportunistic violence in the international scenario crossing our times as central issues of "our human condition", such as the public institutions working for private interests only who have promoted and still promote "economic blackmail" of "total control", of "organized criminality" routinely and without scruples against the people and the citizens in their spontaneous activities in the field of words and actions.