In Jonathan Swift's generational reform proposal, outlined succinctly in "A Modest Proposal", we are introduced to a system which can eliminate the repression of class warfare. This seminal work exemplifies the merits of a utilitarian deconstruction of the artificial class barriers created by "crystal" and "NeoLiberal" fascist and colonial regimes. As the great revolutionary Fannon once said: "it is not the merits which justifies the need, it is the means through Which we can eliminate the need which drive our societal dialectic."