Stranger:
Suppose that every man knows about the virtue of freedom because we have won the battle of ideas. The state still exists. There is still a class of exploiters that benefits from the state and will not give it up.
Right, but than those exploiters face a huge crowd of people that understand they are exploited. Which means they do not have any ideological support anymore. At that time, there will be enough public support to overthrow them. The main issue today seems to be that people have incongruent beliefs about the world that support the lofty claims of those in power. For example think of the global warming issue. From a rational point of view, the whole thing is a very much unsettled science with more and more evidence, emerging almost every day, that support the view that it is a non-issue. Yet, people are scared to death, because they incorporated the belief system, that global warming is not only happening (which is correct and hopefully stays true for some time) but that it is a catastrophy for all mankind (which is far from being the case). Only by such held believes, those in power can gain support for their schemes. Educated people concious about their ability to evaluate those fishy claims would never be willing to buy in to such a drastic fear mongering.
I for example was impressed by Al Gores movie, but because I was impressed I wanted to learn more, understand the issue better, and, sure enough, found out that it was not solid science at all but mere propaganda.
Bottom line, before can overcome an excisting belief system, you have to build up another one and convince others to share that view. Until you reach that goal, you are a guerilla force, at best -even though I do not like that martial terminology for this purpose-, that must struggle to survive until it has common support.
And for this small group, FSK's tacticts are a good way to survive in an hostile environment.