Hi Everyone,So I’ll keep this first post short. I see most of you here lean Left. As did I until I began to realise the implications of the ‘Theory’ (Critical Theory) which now has a vice-like grip on our Mainstream Media and institutions.
I had to study the Theorists - eg Derrida, Foucault, Judith Butler et al - in the 1990’s at university, and to get a 1st, these theorists had to be up front and centre in your work. It is Much worse now!
This Scottish Hate Crime bill is a prime example of The Theory in practice. You can be arrested (and you Must be taken to a police station - another video later about the ordeal of a Scots granny) for something you say in your own home that is overheard and reported to a third party who can report you to the police. They then Have to haul you down to the station.
Something you say that, in a third party’s opinion is hateful to ‘a protected group’. Not something hateful about a white male or heterosexual woman.
No. Only minorities are protected.
So what happened to the Left? The Left used to be on the side of the poor against the rich. Now they are on the side of the minority against the majority.
Go hate on a poor white kid from a council house and no body will give a feck!
Some would be forgiven for thinking this protection of minorities is an example of rising empathy, compassion and all round goodness at the cutting edge of culture. But compassion was never the goal of The Theory. The goal was, is, and will be, to sever the ties that bind the members of Western society together.
Derrida, a neo-Marxist, imported The Theory to the US campus in the 70’s. It has been a very successful virus. Of course once the horrors of Stalin were made public to the wider world, the Marxists pretty much knew the old rich v poor would not work. 100 million deaths kinda ruined that idea. So a bright idea was born - the majority v the minorities.
If more of us don’t wake up, The Theory will succeed. This Scottish Hate Crime bill is a step towards its success. Jonathan Pie does not like The Bill… (I haven’t even got started yet on the ludicrous notion of criminalising ‘hate’!) …
