night_son
Diamond Member
In 1966 Chinese communist party leader Mao Zedong called on Chinese youth to rise up, riot and commit whatever atrocities necessary to purge the impure elements of Chinese society. This decade long period of government sanctioned violent mass mob behavior came to be known historically as the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. After closing the nation's schools Chinese students formed paramilitary terrorist groups under a collective designation, the Red Guard, and then went out in legions around the nation violently attacking the elderly and anyone else who was foolish enough to express or to have expressed intellectual ideas that were out of step with the State and Party ideology. Additionally, these roving bands of youths (and anyone else who wanted to live) were "encouraged" to rid society and themselves of what came to be known as The Four Olds : old customs, old culture, old habits and old ideas. Something like up to two million people were killed during this period with millions more imprisoned for what amounted to thought crimes.
Now that this old communist divide and conquer strategy of class warfare has been rebranded in the US of A as race warfare, I can't help but see similarities between Mao's call for the nation's youth to rise up and tear apart even their parents and grandparents, and the very sudden nationwide mob riots in the wake of one violent felon's death. Only in this case it seems Mao's role is being fulfilled not by one man or woman, but by a cabal made up of mainstream media, Hollywood and sports stars; liberal and conservative politicians and influencers, and anyone with a you tube channel and a few dozen subscribers.
See, Mao's reasoning for inciting his cultural revolution is said to have originated in his feeling of loss of total control of the communist party of China. Seems to me radical leftist cultural ideological leaders here in America might very well have called for their own version of the same for much the same reason—loss of control over the people they control best: African Americans.
Will this "race revolution" burn for a whole decade? Will it cost 2 million Americans their lives? Myself? I think the time has passed for any negotiation or kind handling of mob members, rioters or looters. Moths are drawn to flame. I say it is time we hold the mob to the flame instead, build a bonfire of fools and cauterize the wound so to speak, and then we can get on with being Americans, rather than hive mind racial groups.
Now that this old communist divide and conquer strategy of class warfare has been rebranded in the US of A as race warfare, I can't help but see similarities between Mao's call for the nation's youth to rise up and tear apart even their parents and grandparents, and the very sudden nationwide mob riots in the wake of one violent felon's death. Only in this case it seems Mao's role is being fulfilled not by one man or woman, but by a cabal made up of mainstream media, Hollywood and sports stars; liberal and conservative politicians and influencers, and anyone with a you tube channel and a few dozen subscribers.
See, Mao's reasoning for inciting his cultural revolution is said to have originated in his feeling of loss of total control of the communist party of China. Seems to me radical leftist cultural ideological leaders here in America might very well have called for their own version of the same for much the same reason—loss of control over the people they control best: African Americans.
Will this "race revolution" burn for a whole decade? Will it cost 2 million Americans their lives? Myself? I think the time has passed for any negotiation or kind handling of mob members, rioters or looters. Moths are drawn to flame. I say it is time we hold the mob to the flame instead, build a bonfire of fools and cauterize the wound so to speak, and then we can get on with being Americans, rather than hive mind racial groups.