PoliticalChic
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Both walk among us.
1.It has been noted that the result of totalitarian political views lead not to the future, no matter how they claim to be ‘Progressive,’ but, actually, to the dark past: to serfdom, slavery and a world were might makes right. Note the riots, arsons, assaults that the Left used to soften up the electorate.....over 12 thousand occurrences, supported and authorized by the Democrat Party.
2. I have often divided the two political views geographically, with the American one favoring the individual, and the other, a European view, with power in the hands of the collective, the government. Epitomized here: "...the State 'has the supreme right against the individual, whose supreme duty is to be a member of the State... for the right of the world spirit is above all special privileges.'" Author/historian William Shirer, quoting Georg Hegel in his The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich (1959, page 144)
It is the doctrine of the current Democrat Party.
3. Here, one should be very clear about a characteristic that separates the two main political views, one which aims to empower the individual, and the other which authorizes power over the individual in favor of the collective.
Professor Jason D. Hill writes about a concurrence between primitive religion, animism, and its modern expression, in political collectivist movements. Animism—the belief that all natural phenomena, including human beings, animals, and plants, but also rocks, lakes, mountains, weather, and so on, share one vital quality—the soul or spirit that energizes them—is at the core of most Arctic belief systems.
Animism - an overview | ScienceDirect Topic https://www.sciencedirect.com › topics › social-sciences
4. One cannot help but be amazed at how many traits and characteristics the professor reveals as found in primitive religions and cults, and are reflected in Democrat voters.
“Pervading the animistic world view is the idea that the group is more important than the individual; hence, collectivism is the unifying principle around which social life is organized. Every effect has a spiritual cause in which the dead and the living are linked, and ancestors play an active role in one’s everyday life. It is like the world of the animal kingdom, a cyclical world governed by reproductive breeding.”
Undoubtedly, all cultures, civilizations, and societies need a philosophy around which their inhabitants can organize their lives. However, to advance to the level of a sustainable civilization, one needs a coherent, philosophic system out of which arises values, beliefs, and convictions that protect it against competing systems— and nature itself.”
Jason D. Hill, “What Do White Americans Owe Black People”
5. If Hill’s observations are correct, it would lead one to believe that nothing short of reasserting control of the schools, and eliminating the false ‘separation of church and state,’ will allow America to be based on the primacy of the individual over the collective.
I can't see that occurring.
1.It has been noted that the result of totalitarian political views lead not to the future, no matter how they claim to be ‘Progressive,’ but, actually, to the dark past: to serfdom, slavery and a world were might makes right. Note the riots, arsons, assaults that the Left used to soften up the electorate.....over 12 thousand occurrences, supported and authorized by the Democrat Party.
2. I have often divided the two political views geographically, with the American one favoring the individual, and the other, a European view, with power in the hands of the collective, the government. Epitomized here: "...the State 'has the supreme right against the individual, whose supreme duty is to be a member of the State... for the right of the world spirit is above all special privileges.'" Author/historian William Shirer, quoting Georg Hegel in his The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich (1959, page 144)
It is the doctrine of the current Democrat Party.
3. Here, one should be very clear about a characteristic that separates the two main political views, one which aims to empower the individual, and the other which authorizes power over the individual in favor of the collective.
Professor Jason D. Hill writes about a concurrence between primitive religion, animism, and its modern expression, in political collectivist movements. Animism—the belief that all natural phenomena, including human beings, animals, and plants, but also rocks, lakes, mountains, weather, and so on, share one vital quality—the soul or spirit that energizes them—is at the core of most Arctic belief systems.
Animism - an overview | ScienceDirect Topic https://www.sciencedirect.com › topics › social-sciences
4. One cannot help but be amazed at how many traits and characteristics the professor reveals as found in primitive religions and cults, and are reflected in Democrat voters.
“Pervading the animistic world view is the idea that the group is more important than the individual; hence, collectivism is the unifying principle around which social life is organized. Every effect has a spiritual cause in which the dead and the living are linked, and ancestors play an active role in one’s everyday life. It is like the world of the animal kingdom, a cyclical world governed by reproductive breeding.”
Undoubtedly, all cultures, civilizations, and societies need a philosophy around which their inhabitants can organize their lives. However, to advance to the level of a sustainable civilization, one needs a coherent, philosophic system out of which arises values, beliefs, and convictions that protect it against competing systems— and nature itself.”
Jason D. Hill, “What Do White Americans Owe Black People”
5. If Hill’s observations are correct, it would lead one to believe that nothing short of reasserting control of the schools, and eliminating the false ‘separation of church and state,’ will allow America to be based on the primacy of the individual over the collective.
I can't see that occurring.
