Примери коришћења Totalitarian destructive на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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What sort of“balance” could be offered to capitalism if it has already become a totalitarian destructive order?
With capitalism becoming a totalitarian destructive order, the October Revolution acquires a new dimension.
The nature of the capitalist class is conditioned by the nature of capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order.
In other words, the nature of capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order conditions the nature of the struggle against capitalism.
In any case,they can acquire a proper place only in the context of a critique of capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order.
All range of totalitarian, destructive sects, so-called«new religious movements» are the global project on destruction of Slavic mentality, our culture.
(28) This thesis makes concrete historical sense only if we don't ignore the fact that capitalism has become a totalitarian destructive order.
It acquires a concrete historical meaning relative to capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order from the life-creating potential of nature and man.
Man proves that in spite of everything, he still exists as an autonomous human being andthus derogates capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order.
With capitalism becoming a totalitarian destructive order, man's creative potential has turned into a destructive  power in the form of science and technology.
In the“consumer” stage of development, destructive  potential of capitalism has reached the metastasis andcapitalism has turned into a totalitarian destructive order.
The entire spectrum of totalitarian, destructive cults and so-called“new religious movements” are a global project to destroy our Slavic mentality and culture.
Indeed, it is not about man's rational relation to nature, as in Hegel, butabout an irrational relation conditioned by the nature of capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order.
At the same time, since he does not regard capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order, Marx does not question the legitimacy of the capitalist development of the productive forces.
The only meaningful thought is the one that directs man to fight for survival, whereas the creation of a new world involves a confrontation not only with capitalism, butalso with the consequences of capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order.
By becoming a totalitarian destructive order, capitalism called into question the modern way of thinking based on existential apriorism and the corresponding idea of progress.
Instead of an idea of the future reached in relation to capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order, their basis for a critique of capitalism is an idealized picture of the“socialist past”.
In becoming a totalitarian destructive order, capitalism exterminates visionary consciousness and creates a totalitarian  positivist consciousness- to which corresponds the concept of„the end of history” and„the last man”(Fukuyama).
Being, as a symbolic source of authentic humanity and the mirror in which man can see his authentic human image, above all,is the affirmation of man's life-creating powers acquiring a concrete historical dimension with respect to capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order.
By becoming a totalitarian destructive order, capitalism absorbs into its existential orbit, and thus degenerates and destroys, everything that enables man to be a human being.
Defending“ Marx turns into a struggle against the attempts to show the true nature of capitalism and the ever more dramatical existential crisis created by capitalist„progress“, and thus the struggle with the critical thought andpolitical fight based on the truth that capitalism is a totalitarian destructive order.
Considering that the development of capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order remained outside the reach of their critique, it can be said that Praxis philosophy remained historically marginalized.
Kolakowski does not comprehend that the concrete idea of the utopian is conceivable only when related to the ruling capitalist order with its destructive  nature, or in other words,that turning capitalism into a totalitarian destructive order preconditions the nature of the utopian as a political confrontation with capitalism.
Not only does capitalism, as a totalitarian destructive order, destroy history, it also destroys the evolution of living beings, which above all means the evolution of human beings as the highest form of life on the Earth.
Critique of capitalism, in terms of the concept of the future, which means starting off from man as a(realized) universal creative being of freedom,is feasible as a concrete critique only in relation to capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order that directly conditions the nature of the post-capitalist world by obliterating both nature and man.
When matters are perceived in relation to capitalism as a totalitarian destructive order, in Hegel the real does not encompass its destructive  potency, and the reasonable does not indicate its destructive  intention.
The fundamental and irreconcilable existential contradiction, which directly conditions the future of humankind, stands for the fact that man is a life-creating being that can survive only as part of nature, the life-generating whole,while capitalism represents a totalitarian destructive order the endurance of which is based upon obliteration of nature as a life-generating entirety and of man as the life-creating being.
The turning of capitalism into a totalitarian destructive order conditions man's turning into a totalizing life-creating being- for whom the emancipatory(libertarian, cultural) heritage of humankind represents the basis for critical self-consciousness and creative(life-creating) will-power.
The turning of capitalism into a totalitarian destructive order conditions man's becoming a totalizing life-creating being- a being for whom the emancipatory(libertarian, cultural) heritage of humankind represents the basis for a critical self-consciousness and a creative(life-creating) will.
By becoming a totalitarian destructive order, capitalism stepped out from the theoretical and political framework of Marx's critique of capitalism, which insists on social justice and freedom, and, therefore, the contemporary critique of capitalism can no longer be reduced to Marx's critique of capitalism.