So not only do they play the race card, they play the victim card at the same time.
Sure.
I knew someone awhile ago who have since moved on in their life, thank God. They were as racist as I've ever seen. They hated white people. But to their face if they needed to work that person they were sweet as honey.
One day when I witnessed this first hand having only presumed the case from listening to them speak about white people, I asked them why they hated whites so much. And how they think it is right to be two faced when dealing with them. (Because if you think about it duplicity hurts you too for compromising what you claim as your sense of right-eous character. )
Because they owe us! We have a lot of making up to do and payback to get.
That was her answer.
We had a pretty good talk about that and her perspective. That was the last time I saw her.
I could feel something when I was in her presence before that day. Something like she was wearing this really thick wool coat and I was just shy of rubbing against the sleeve of it. Even if she was across the room I felt pressed against.
Haven't felt that since the last time we spoke.
It could be me, but I think that people that are so full of hate and all its kindred, like rage, hurt, suffering, abandonment, and on and on, get so full they're like a pressure cooker rising in temperature and losing that valuable space for reason and goodness. The hate darkens it out.
And I think when a bunch of those type hateful pressure cookers find one another and a match walks in the middle and starts firing off all those little ingredients that fill those cookers, that eventually something pops off. Rage and all its relatives, explode. Let off the pressure because they have to blame all that build up on the object of their hate.
Taking no responsibility for holding the hate in. Instead giving away their personal power to the object of their hate.
This makes them a victim and a vindicator.
And when was the last time waging peace made special interests that grow fat from war richer in the midst of the quiet?
It's the double-talk of the liberals. They talk about bringing us together while causing more divisions. That way they can stay in office by saying "there's still more that needs to be done".
Both sides I believe do that for their own benefit. It's the same formula. $eed the problem, then rain down the $olution. Manufactured dramas make big money for the fixers.
Do you think Richard Dawkins just spit out his tea?
