Notes on a Quote: "Neo-Darwinian evolutionary theory takes the life out of life"

"Neo-Darwinian evolutionary theory takes the life out of life".

Herein I am in agreement; it reduces subjects to objects. Rather, we are free when we are the reflexived-objects of our own subjectivity. I see self-management as, not a return to some 'Garden of Eden' state, but as a transcendence of 'what is' and 'what could be' ( perpetually-given as a recuperable "negative" of that 'what is' reality). That movement is a SOCIAL act whose new definition of 'what social is' must transcend 'what social was'. That transcendence is not a "given"; it is not a savior alien, a fuhrer, a [Soros-funded] Obama fetishism, a goose-step which starts with a 'left' foot rather than a 'right' one, or any other ghostly/abstractly re-attached [means to] self to one's [ends of] self. The means and ends must be "all day long" and "everywhere" and not for just a few but for everyone. The notion of "green" in a historical world where Nazis pushed "green" into the bloodstreams of millions, or "red" in a world where Stalin drained the red from millions, but in the de-authoritarianized 'all' who are freed from all this objectifying "green", "red", and all the rest. I am sick of being told what COLOR I am to be in a "free world". That alone defines my UNfreedom as the starting point.