Race hate is why this site is dying.
Pattern Recognition is driving.
We’ve skirted it here historically with askance references to “those darned Amish.”
More recently, across the web, posts like the following appear:
“Is it them, again, Yogi?”
“Hush, Boo-boo.”
MANIFESTLY there are race-connected issues.
Is it an endemic low IQ problem? No. That’s stupid.
Is it an inherent race-bound ability problem? Again, no.
Is it a political problem? Politically driven, yes.
Political machinations hitchhiking on the back of the Civil Rights Movement have cultivated a narrative in which said rights are never attained, not because that’s true, but because if said rights have been attained in any great degree, said advocates insta-morph into unfunded social liabilities as their federally sustained 501(c)(3) withers and dies.
But the sustenance of this grift demands an unending stream of fiction to be projected upon sectors of society that were the historically “downtrodden” to the effect that after all this time and all this supposed effort, they’re still in that same state. If these are permitted to conceive of themselves as no longer downtrodden, the nakedness of The Emperor, so to speak, stands exposed and the whole grift collapses.
The fallout, though, is that within these purportedly downtrodden communities of people the ongoing fiction works actively from infancy to imprint an identity of downtrodden-ness.
When the mind takes ownership of circumstantial disadvantage, and — rather than being taught healthy means to surmount it — is programmed to embrace it as an identity, the grift is given permanence, but the community becomes doomed. It is increasingly full NOT of people who see themselves as being in downtrodden circumstances capable of being elevated out of them, but of people who conceive off their very selves as Downtrodden as a matter of self-identification, which is internal and intrinsic to their very being. It is orders of magnitude more difficult to elevate a person out of this condition of identity, than it is to lift them out of economic distress.
Against that prospect, it is inevitable that any claim of possible betterment or positive change will be viewed with withering pessimism, if it is even acknowledged as at all possible, and under those conditions — in that leftism-stoked cauldron of psychological desperation, despair, of feeling at a dead end, of hopelessness — yeah, all of the negative aspects of human behavior will come bubbling to the surface. This is the dismal and dystopic pattern wrought by leftist politics, and it isn’t racist to point and say, “Oh, there’s that Pattern, again.”