Words betray us. (Primitive Language Usage). Is this what we still use mainly?

Like a tool that was intended to only do certain things initially (list below) language was a more limited list of words previously that is still the main core of society I believe. At least the more important and most understandable.
Government don't really need the things language has built upon (or things like emotional intelligence or it's vocabulary) unless it's further to trick / trap people (legalese, terms and conditions, double speak etc as further tools/practical layers FOR THEM).

(imagine the prehistoric version of command and conquer / the set of words below)

go
get
bring me
go away
go now
you must
pay now, etc
sign here

Maybe not much has changed and modern day SEEMS more advanced but basically that is just the aesthetic level on top of the primary ARMY level of model, of soldiers and hierarchy running things.

Basics command-line code to commanding people is another way to see it, from ROYALTY-style positions sending commands out and enforcing CLASSISM as the main kind of 'programming' language (BASIC) as you can see quite evident by how the arts are more higher levels of language are constantly uninvested / unvalued / unfunded / uncared for inside the more materialism of #war and machines / materialism for profit (GO FETCH, LIFT, TAKE, DO, I'M YOUR BOSS, NOW DO THIS, TELL HIM TO DO THAT, PROGRAM THIS ETC)

Interesting to look at it that way no? And reality perhaps... What do you think?

#CommandAndConquer
#Materialism vs. #Language
#Royalty #Classism #Basic #Capitalism #Power #Control