Category: Racism
Whatever happened to the idea that dignity is a virtue?
Yes, I know it’s propaganda. But the fact that’s it propaganda actually makes my point. Propaganda’s goal is to reach out to people in the most effective way possible to affect their thinking. In 1944, those who made The Negro Soldier looked at black culture and concluded that the best way to reach out to blacks was to present them, not as hip or cool, not as victims, not as rage-filled revolutionaries, but as people of intellectual and moral substance. Moreover, as I noted above, that approach worked for both blacks and whites who saw the movie.
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Articles: The Blood Libels of the Left
Falsely accusing mainstream conservatives of being members of the far right is akin to saying the Jews drank the blood of Christian children. Blaming the Berkeley chaos on conservatives is like blaming the Jews for killing Jesus. Such blood libels do not end well for the victims, as charismatic rabble-rousers — whether in the Pale of Settlement or Berkeley, CA — rile up hysterical mobs that scapegoat their misery on the targeted group and ransack on demand.
Rights become malleable or irrelevant in such situations.
Bayou Renaissance Man: Know your enemy, and be prepared
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIlsMKu67q0
The sentiments expressed by the woman in that video are what’s driving much of the opposition to President Trump’s executive orders concerning refugees and immigration from seven selected countries. Many of the protests and riots are not directed against those executive orders. They’re directed against the system of government that produced them (and the executive orders of all President Trump’s predecessors, come to that). They’re directed against the constitutional republic that is the United States of America.
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The Ghost of Robespierre | The Z Blog
This is the natural end of all radicalism. It is why it appeals to the hive minded. The anti-racists would merrily round up white people and kill them, not for any crimes they committed, but as a form of human sacrifice. That is what the regular executions in Paris became during the Terror. They were purification ceremonies, not punishments for the guilty, but purity was always just one more head in the basket away. It’s the inevitable end of all mass movements when there is no limiting principle.
Democrats on safety
Help me here as I play with an idea I had about poverty in America
The idea I’m working my way into is that America’s poor do not suffer from a lack of material wealth; they suffer badly from a lack of spiritual and moral wealth, combined with situations dangerous enough to qualify for the worst slums in South Africa. Imagine how different hings would be if one could introduce into America’s worst communities a culture of traditional morality, rather than a culture of Black Lives Matter?
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STOP TRUMP – up to $1500/week
Protests bought and paid for by George Soros.
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John Hawkins – 7 Things Liberals Should Learn From This Election But Won’t
Barack Obama was the most radical President in American history. During his tenure in office, gay marriage was forced on an unwilling country. As a follow-up, Christians who refused to cater gay weddings were persecuted by the government while liberals insisted that mentally ill men should be able to use the bathroom with women and little girls.
Source: John Hawkins – 7 Things Liberals Should Learn From This Election But Won’t
Articles: Censoring Language as Offensive Violates the Constitution
But like many other liberal power-enabling concepts, those perpetrating it intend to repeat it so often that it becomes accepted by a majority of Americans. But it cannot survive constitutional scrutiny for the simple reason that in order to accept the censorship authority of person A, one has to disqualify the censorship authority of person B. Simply put, this implies that one person’s feeling of being offended has value, and everyone else’s doesn’t.
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