1.The NeoLiberals are the chest-pounding moral elitists who call anyone not behind the fake Critical Race Theory, racists.
This poster, a stereotypically perfect example:
“…blacks being massacred by cops all around this country…”
https://www.usmessageboard.com/thre...-antifa-and-jan-6.910686/page-3#post-27607068 post 47
You need read none of his other posts to be able to discern his views on America, Republicans, reparations, right down to censoring speech and microaggressions.
And (their) position is “If parents don’t like what we’re doing they can go f**k themselves. We’re right and they’re wrong.”
[The neoLiberal] despite his sport coats and probably pacific demeanor, is a zealot….today’s “antiracism” is a higher morality these “Nice White People” are too benighted to understand (although quite a few of them are South Asian and African, but never mind).”
3. McWhorter explains
"Why do so many of us (blacks) accept this condescension as a compliment, almost enjoying being told we are too dumb to be truly educated, to be specific, or to be subject to genuine competition? Psychology has an answer to this question: a personal trait called the tendency for interpersonal victimhood, or an embrace of victimhood status.
In a word, there are people who exaggerate the degree of their victimhood, and by extension, groups of people who do. For clinical details, this article is useful; I also recommend this overview. There is a whole literature on this syndrome.
The syndrome manifests itself according to these four facets:
1) Constantly seeking recognition of one’s victimhood
2) Frequently ruminating about past discrimination
3) A sense of moral elitism, as a way to maintain a positive self-image
4) Lack of empathy for the pain and suffering of others”
johnmcwhorter.substack.com
This poster, a stereotypically perfect example:
“…blacks being massacred by cops all around this country…”
https://www.usmessageboard.com/thre...-antifa-and-jan-6.910686/page-3#post-27607068 post 47
You need read none of his other posts to be able to discern his views on America, Republicans, reparations, right down to censoring speech and microaggressions.
2. In his essay “DO BLACK PEOPLE ENJOY BEING TOLD THEY ARE WEAK AND DUMB? THE ELECT HOPE SO” @ https://johnmcwhorter.substack.com/p/do-black-people-enjoy-being-told, Professor John McWhorter describes many of this sort.
“Given the buzzwords, the period of composition, and current practice at such schools nationwide, we are reasonable to assume that the program [the neoLiberals are ] espousing will include excusing black students from real standards, teaching students to distrust one another across racial boundaries, narrowing scholastic coverage to “center” issues of oppression and inequity, “decentering,” well, just plain school as “too white,” assigning KenDiAngelonian texts as scripture, and creating an atmosphere where students and teachers are afraid to take issue with any of this because they don’t want to be rhetorically roasted alive and socially excommunicated.And (their) position is “If parents don’t like what we’re doing they can go f**k themselves. We’re right and they’re wrong.”
[The neoLiberal] despite his sport coats and probably pacific demeanor, is a zealot….today’s “antiracism” is a higher morality these “Nice White People” are too benighted to understand (although quite a few of them are South Asian and African, but never mind).”
3. McWhorter explains
"Why do so many of us (blacks) accept this condescension as a compliment, almost enjoying being told we are too dumb to be truly educated, to be specific, or to be subject to genuine competition? Psychology has an answer to this question: a personal trait called the tendency for interpersonal victimhood, or an embrace of victimhood status.
In a word, there are people who exaggerate the degree of their victimhood, and by extension, groups of people who do. For clinical details, this article is useful; I also recommend this overview. There is a whole literature on this syndrome.
The syndrome manifests itself according to these four facets:
1) Constantly seeking recognition of one’s victimhood
2) Frequently ruminating about past discrimination
3) A sense of moral elitism, as a way to maintain a positive self-image
4) Lack of empathy for the pain and suffering of others”
DO BLACK PEOPLE ENJOY BEING TOLD THEY ARE WEAK AND DUMB? THE ELECT HOPE SO.
Tracing, facing and erasing what psychology titles the Victimhood Mentality will be key to, among other things, saving America's educational system.
johnmcwhorter.substack.com
