Sunday

Good afternoon, Wheelies.

Sven:

Late last night I wrote a huge wall of text for you, and whoever else might be interested, regarding attacks on alt tech. I’m not sure why I was prompted to do this, but it just flowed out like water.

Having spent considerable time with alt tech in the last year--more and more all the time--I have seen patterns. There are more of them. Anyway, I wanted to share the mechanics of just one technique.

If I ever did a “political” show/channel, I think I would more focus on those kind of things rather than conspiracies. Conspiracies, by and large, are *meant* to be fallen for. They are tailor made to make rational people seem irrational.

Anyway, now, I feel like a dog with a bone.

Ima just stop.

Anyone ever see the movie “Alphaville?” Strange French movie, but its underlying theme is what happens when you remove words from the dictionary--the lexicon. How do you express an idea when a symbol for it has changed or been erased?

For example, “racism” is a Marxist construct. Ordinary people say “racism,” but they really mean “bigotry,” because the concept of “racism” makes no sense. But because no one says “bigotry” anymore and mostly people use the term “racism,” it props up the crazy idea of racism.

So only white people can be racist, according to cultural Marxism. Which equates in people’s minds as “only white people can be bigoted.”

When, closer to the truth would be that: Only Marxists can be Racist.

I’ve met bigoted men before, on occasion. I’ve never met one that thought that a black man couldn’t succeed by his own effort. They simply don’t want him to, because they don’t like him, because he is black. Only Marxists promulgate (whether they “believe” it or not, is up for speculation) the idea that a black man CAN’T succeed, because he is black.