The media keeps talking about pluralism, multiculturalism and diversity. What they mean by this is that Americans should accept more immigration.
When it comes to another type of diversity – internationally listening to Russian Media, Syrian Media, Korean Media – suddenly diversity and pluralism is not good anymore.
As soon as an external viewpoint has the power to stand alone and not be controlled by the overlords, suddenly it is bad.
They want Russians, East Asians, Syrians etc. as subservient immigrants. When those people articulate independent opinion from an equal base of money and power they too are opposed.
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This is not done and I will return to finish it, but wanted to leave something for the people who read this blog
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The powers that be want white people to be wrapped up in stupid flag waving and military worship, while they want non-whites to be obsessed with their own race instead of the entire working class. They want Whites to feel there is a double standard and hold it against non-Whites. The Republican flag waving and Democratic reverse racism are both problematic political parties.
Whites then try to prove their patriotism by pushing even harder for imperialism while non-whites view being left out of the military as a form of racism. This conflict is wiggled towards imperialism and US adventurism.
They want a fight between Whites who want everyone under one flag and non-Whites who feel they need group identity. And the flag is a flag of blood and imperialism.
The reason they want this is because if non-whites and whites got their act together, the dismantling of the corportracy would be an easy task.
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There are two irreconcilable and opposite groups which both claim to support the troops.
One groups is the “pep rally” crowd. These people basically like to wave the American flag and raw raw cheer the machine. Their favorite President is George W Bush. Their favorite book is American Sniper. They are basically “yes men” / “yes women” who think telling everyone what they want to hear and singing happy songs is supporting the troops. They indeed get support from many troops and veterans, because they make the sort of soft statements others want to hear.
Another group is more of a memorial crowd. These people support the people behind the uniform more than the uniform itself. They want to end the bloodshed and often tie the wars to ulterior motives such as greed, lobby groups etc. They will write things like “support the troops, bring them home.” Some troops and veterans will call them traitors, but they will remain stringently internationalist in their outlook on war and oppose the destruction of both American and non-American lives.
To try to support both positions is a logical contradiction. You cannot be both at the same time. Once again, harsh truths are brought to you that will not sit well at your dinner table.
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The aim of this post is to show the pros/cons of facebook and twitter and suggest that possible a new social network is needed.
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Libeling/Slandering Jesse Ventura and disrespecting the dead from other countries. This is the real problem I had with Chris Kyle and American Sniper, along with his tendency to fabricate (including his own kill count, his sniping during hurricane Katrina etc.) We should use the word Lie with a capital “L.” To do anything else is to disrespect Jesse Ventura. We should not care if this offends Kyle’s supporters, organizations that claim to support veterans or facebook friends.
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I had a previous extensive conflict with thephora.net. People will say that you cannot have a conflict with a forum, only with individuals. However, it was a tight nit forum with mod lounges and with members who all communicated via email. It was not a forum like politicsforum where everyone was an individual, but an organized forum.
I notice that thephora has turned into a blatantly right wing forum, when it used to be more of a left-right synthesis back then. The same can be said about its founder who was kicked off, Hunter Wallace / Fade the Butcher / Prozium who now runs Occidental Dissent.
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The American revolution was a revolution against British imperialism. At that time period and era, it was pretty much a White revolution and putting all the ethnic groups under one Government was not something that was yet being considered.
Let us leave aside the race issue, because it is a different era. Back then Indians, Blacks and Whites were so culturally different that living together was more difficult than it is today. We can speculate that it is possible that the founding father would be fine with an eventual multi-racial society, but we cannot prove.
However, we can almost certainly guarantee that they did not predict that corporate totalitarianism detailed on this blog. When they talked about freedom and liberty, they did not intend for the working people have those freedoms and liberties taken away in the name of market forces. “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of happiness” sure seems to be referring to the freedom of people and not the freedom of markets. Washington, Jefferson and the founding fathers revolted against British imperialism. It is sure logical to believe that they would likely have opposed the corporatocracy and American imperialism of today.
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Someone I know explained the mentality behind a war on terror supporting person as not caring if every middle eastern country got blown up. He was not endorsing it, he was explaining it after discussing it with the father of someone he knew from when I played sports in elementary school.
Well my mentality is that I could not care if every corporation got blown up and think welfare, benefits, everything should be free. I could not care if the entire corporate economy sank.
I firmly believe that big corporations are sitting there awash in cash and just giving out money to people as a bribe to sort of keep them in line. Only a small number of people contribute real value, as in write the programming code, keep the systems up, enter the data etc.
The unwritten rule is that if you step out of line politically you get fired
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Right wingers, in their attempts to justify continually attacking the Bolsheviks while supporting Russia today, are promoting misinformation about the actual beliefs of “The Bolsheviks.” They are also implying that because Russia “overthrew” (notice the quotes) Communism, that essentially American imperialism is like a second attack on Russia with Communism being the first. The implication is that if the Bolsheviks, if they were here today, would support American imperialism against Russia.
Yet only Leon Trotsky (the former Menshevik who was later expelled from the party) possibly would have taken such position, because there is a consistent difference between the views of Stalin/Lenin and the views of Trotsky. Trotsky thought if a regime could be labeled nazi, fascist, or something else bad, that it was okay to side with the imperialism of the major capitalist powers against it. Had he stuck a “bad” label on Putin, it is possible that he would side with American imperialism.
Lenin and then Stalin, however, strictly opposed supporting the imperialism of a capitalist power against any regime, even if the regime was reactionary, class divided etc. Stalin eventually sided with US against Hitler in self-defense, but until he was attacked, opposed siding with major capitalist powers.
Lenin today would oppose American imperialism against Russia. His writings do not suggest that imperialism should be allied with against non-marxist regimes. Mao and others believed that the targets of imperialism often have a common interest in the short term between the bourgeoisie and proletariat/peasantry. The immediate goal is to free the target of imperialism. It is short term.
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Those of us who became politically conscious during the George W Bush Junior administration may have at first thought that to be Republican was to support perpetual war and to be Democrat was to oppose it. Bush was very obvious in supporting military aggression from the United States.
The truth is that George HW Bush Senior fought a major fight with Patrick Buchanan within the Republican Party and Buchanan’s mentality was basically that the united States should not be involved in these interactions overseas. There are other Republicans like him, such as Ron Paul and to a lesser extent Rand Paul. While Donald Trump certainly is not of the mindset of Buchanan or Ron Paul and did airstrike Syria, it can be said that he is less aggressive than Bush based on his current record.
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