Comments by "" (@indonesiaamerica7050) on "American Thought Leaders - The Epoch Times" channel.

  1. Politically Correct means what it says but you have to look at context. These morons posit that all morality, all social behaviors and policies, are innately political. Liberty under the classic defition is a delusion at best or at worst a delusion that leads to 'oppressors' enslaving everyone else. Hence, liberty is redefined as 'lack of disparity' or solving the visible and invisible class struggles. They have determined that they must use clever language to signal the right ideas without empowering their enemies. They developed this doubletalk as they realized that their stupid "international workers' revolution" was not going to get them anything. In the end, Politically Correct means this is the new morality in the context suggested and if you don't follow, you are stupid and helping the oppressors. If you criticize PC talking points you are helping oppressors for selfish or deluded reasons and you are now identified with the enemy. However, the important point is that these are moral claims, not "political" per se. (The original definition of "political" means "pertaining to the polity" and they believe that all of life pertains to the polity because they're parasites that are helpless on their own.) It's a culture war and "political" means anything that affects them according to their worldview and they have determined that they must lie because "the status quo order" came forth as a result of "the book of lies." IOW, they blame it all on the Hebrew Christian bible and the "Patriarchy" created from that culture. They have no problem with "patriarchy" when it can be used against Christians and Jews or anyone that is apparently defending "capitalism" or "received wisdom" morality. They feel that they are intellectually and morally superior to everyone else even when they can't articulate why. Noam Chomsky helps reinforce this contradiction with his insane linguistics theories (nobody really understands what they think or why, ultimately this is summarized by Richard Dawkins, among others). They're idiotic liars protected by academic cults. They don't even know how deluded they are.
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  2. Victim or victimizer. According to "Master Narrators" that by implication create an important third group: Your new rulers.
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  3. Darwinism is taught such that leftist elites can use their radical theories to organize people according to assigned identity group. They don't want to overcome "tribalism." They want to exploit this by cultivating it among school students. It would be "good" tribalism. They call it Community Organizing and Social Justice.
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  4. Leftist justice is inherently tribal because it is intellectually centered on the perceived reality of "Social Darwinism" that can't be overcome but instead must be managed. IOW, they seek the power to balance "justice" according to "identity groups" that represent cosmological victims based on Darwinian arguments seen through the lens of Dawkins and his "Selfish Gene" theory. Put another way; the leftist elites promise "identity group" justice to exploit stories about the past after voters have been softened up to accept this demagogic bullshit by our schools. Not only by using Marxist dialectics to tell "People's Histories" but this demagoguery is also supported by how we teach "Evolutionary" theory.
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  5. Google doesn't care if anyone steals their tech. They want the tech to be hegemonic and they want to control the data, not the tech (IP) per se.
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  6.  @71ctonryroberts10  Economics analysis in academia (and government work) is all about demagoguery and competing ideas about views from the top. It's not about rationally testing the limits of the favored doctrines.
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  7. Administrative state power is modeled after a traditional Western monarch's prerogatives and the powers given to US State Department to run foreign policy on an extremely loose leash. They just mixed all of those doctrines to destroy checks and balances. Slowly. In the name of "just do something" about The Great Depression and WWII. And then the Cold War. And then it's just "common sense."
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