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In light of the Virginia shooting as well as growing racial tensions all over the country, is the delusional narcissistic victim role playing seen in young modern liberal persons of color a recipe for violent acts?
The guy responsible for the Virginia shootings earlier today tweeted out complaints about his white co-workers getting him in trouble and allegedly using racist language, and how he was bringing it up to to the EEOC. The motivation for his attack was perceived racist and discriminatory acts that, even if true, sound relatively minor.
Now, I know what many responses will be. "He was a mentally unstable lunatic, this is not emblematic of a wider issue". I would say that the majority of Social Justice warriors are mentally and emotionally unstable people as well. They center their lives around perceived injustices and blaming the great white boogeyman for all problems in their lives.
Take a look at the shooting of Mike Brown. He just got done robbing a liquor store when he attacked a cop who stopped him in the street. Social justice warriors have turned him into a hero and martyr and the cop as a murderer, even though the facts of the case demonstrate that the cop acted accordingly on all fronts. It is pure, willful delusion to change the narrative into false victimization. It is not a harmless delusion though, because it engenders further violence even without objectively just cause.
The issue reminds me of a short story by Jorge Luis Borges called Emma Zunz. I believe it represents the dangerous, delusional state of self-created victims that we are now seeing in SJW's. I recommend giving it a read here http://www.deceptology.com/2010/01/e...is-borges.html
Here is an excerpt-
"Actually, the story was incredible, but it impressed everyone because substantially it was true. True was Emma Zunz' tone, true was her shame, true was her hate. True also was the outrage she had suffered: only the circumstances were false, the time, and one or two proper names."
Now before I get accused of anything, yes racism exists and there are a number of instances of real discriminatory issues that need to be addressed. They need to be addressed with a sound mind and facts, though. Not the sensationalism of the mentally ill and the stupid.
The guy responsible for the Virginia shootings earlier today tweeted out complaints about his white co-workers getting him in trouble and allegedly using racist language, and how he was bringing it up to to the EEOC. The motivation for his attack was perceived racist and discriminatory acts that, even if true, sound relatively minor.
Now, I know what many responses will be. "He was a mentally unstable lunatic, this is not emblematic of a wider issue". I would say that the majority of Social Justice warriors are mentally and emotionally unstable people as well. They center their lives around perceived injustices and blaming the great white boogeyman for all problems in their lives.
Take a look at the shooting of Mike Brown. He just got done robbing a liquor store when he attacked a cop who stopped him in the street. Social justice warriors have turned him into a hero and martyr and the cop as a murderer, even though the facts of the case demonstrate that the cop acted accordingly on all fronts. It is pure, willful delusion to change the narrative into false victimization. It is not a harmless delusion though, because it engenders further violence even without objectively just cause.
The issue reminds me of a short story by Jorge Luis Borges called Emma Zunz. I believe it represents the dangerous, delusional state of self-created victims that we are now seeing in SJW's. I recommend giving it a read here http://www.deceptology.com/2010/01/e...is-borges.html
Here is an excerpt-
"Actually, the story was incredible, but it impressed everyone because substantially it was true. True was Emma Zunz' tone, true was her shame, true was her hate. True also was the outrage she had suffered: only the circumstances were false, the time, and one or two proper names."
Now before I get accused of anything, yes racism exists and there are a number of instances of real discriminatory issues that need to be addressed. They need to be addressed with a sound mind and facts, though. Not the sensationalism of the mentally ill and the stupid.
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