We relate to other selves only through their assertion of interests, their projection of their powers in opposition to our own. Thus to decide abstractly what another's real interests are in lieu of his asserting them is to make a stab in the dark. Finally, antifields result from certain goals that require us to behave in concert. Certain tasks require organization. Where the balancing among individuals is severely curtailed by a coercive organization encompassing society, such as the state, and where state coercion is correlated with the who gets what across social groupings, a class front develops.
Society is fractionated across one cleavage, and intense violence is likely.
The best way to minimize intense conflict is to enable a diversity of organizations to develop, presenting maximal opportunity for individuals to exchange and alternate authoritative roles. Freedom is among the highest values . Only each of us can decide for ourselves what our interests are, and the costs to, or ethical constraints on, our of gratifying them. We must be maximally free to decide these issues alone and to balance these against nature and others. The structure of expectations resolved through personal interests and calculations is the one most consistent with personal satisfaction and desires.