Post by dividavi on Feb 6, 2020 3:51:35 GMT
6. People get along but the elite manipulate them into frightful acts.
Oh goodness, I totally forgot the most famous crap-adage of all time: People are decent and get along with others fine. However, it's the leaders/elite/aristocracy/1 percenters who stir up trouble and manipulate the masses into wars and lesser strife.
The singer Bob Dylan put it this way: "The south politician, he preaches to the poor white man, 'You got more than the blacks, don't complain.' 'You're better than him, you been born with white skin,' he explains. And the poor white remains, on the caboose of the train, but he can't be blamed, he's only a pawn in their game."
Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring had this to say on the subject:
OK, that's all very deep reasoning and it's commonly accepted, but is it true? Of course not. The poor white men (and white women) of the American South enthusiastically voted for the most racist politicians available. The Southern white masses loved their segregated society.
Similarly, the 19th century European masses didn't need much cajoling to create vast colonies in India, Africa and the rest of Asia. The Saint Bartholomew Day massacre was a popular action and so were the Crusades, witchcraft trials and anti-semitic riots.
Oh goodness, I totally forgot the most famous crap-adage of all time: People are decent and get along with others fine. However, it's the leaders/elite/aristocracy/1 percenters who stir up trouble and manipulate the masses into wars and lesser strife.
The singer Bob Dylan put it this way: "The south politician, he preaches to the poor white man, 'You got more than the blacks, don't complain.' 'You're better than him, you been born with white skin,' he explains. And the poor white remains, on the caboose of the train, but he can't be blamed, he's only a pawn in their game."
Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring had this to say on the subject:
OK, that's all very deep reasoning and it's commonly accepted, but is it true? Of course not. The poor white men (and white women) of the American South enthusiastically voted for the most racist politicians available. The Southern white masses loved their segregated society.
Similarly, the 19th century European masses didn't need much cajoling to create vast colonies in India, Africa and the rest of Asia. The Saint Bartholomew Day massacre was a popular action and so were the Crusades, witchcraft trials and anti-semitic riots.