Monday, October 30, 2017

Racism Doesn't Exist


An informative analysis of what the seemingly disadvantaged population designate as “racism” and the evidence to counteract this illogical proposition. For hundreds of years, humans across the global hemisphere have experienced discrimination by other humans in lieu of their appetence for world domination and succession of their own respective agendas. That in order for egoism to have relevance and acceptance in society, it must fail to be cognizant of public/contemporary occurrences that impacts the species. Notice that the term ‘species’ was used and not ‘race’, for the topic of discussion is the disillusionment of the fabricated misnomer of ‘race’ as well as ‘racism’. 


Transcript

{Interrogator}
“The time is now 10:48 am.

“Alright, sir!”

(cut to scene)

“state your name please.”

{Jay}
“I don’t have a name.”

{Interrogator}
“What do you mean ‘you don’t have a name’?
“I don’t have a name. a name is a label of a company or corporation.”

{Interrogator}
“Okay, so what do you identify yourself as?”

{Jay}
“I identify myself as a human being.”

{Interrogator}
“Sir…what do people call you?”

{Jay}
“People call me numerous things… retarded, stupid, ugly, disgusting, annoying, the bane of their existence, dead weight, repulsive, unattractive, steve urk…”

(Interrogator)
“Okay! Stop it! That’s enough! now i’m not letting you leave until you answer my questions! is that understood?”

(Jay)
“……”

(Interrogator)
“Now what’s your race/cultural background?”

(Jay)
“Don’t have one.”

(Interrogator)
“What do you mean ‘you don’t have one?”

(Jay)
“I’m not attached nor associated with any invalid nomenclature that’s counterproductive to the biological system of classification meant to properly identify multi – cellular organisms…
--as well as promulgate the sociological anomaly of race, which is a division of a species that arose as a consequence of geographical isolation and distancing within a species.

- A division of a species that was meant to ‘divide and conquer’ a species i.e. humans.
- Now for those who fell asleep in biology and science class, pay attention.

There are 7 (in some cases, 8) taxonomic ranks in the biological system of classification.
*domain
*kingdom
*phylum
*class
*order
*family
*genus
*species

and anything below species is considered a sub – species i.e. race.

Making us ‘less than a human’ or ‘subhuman’ or ‘to the full capacity of animals, extraterrestrials, or primitive beings that lack a central nucleus capable of deductive reasoning and analytic processing.
according to the u.s. census, it was around the year of 1890 where the first recorded entry of the term “race” was added along with the nomenclatures:

white,
black,
quadroon,
octroon,
chinese,
japanese,
mulatto
and the grammatically incorrect
“indian”

thereby incorporating the subhuman standard into our psychological regimen.

Which is where ideological concepts such as “3/5ths of a ‘white’ person”, “separate but equal”, “racial profiling”, “race mixing”,” Helter Skelter”, “integration” et al, come into prominence, completely disseminating the injurious rhetoric of ignorance and prejudice towards the body politic.
before the revolutionary war, elitism was the premier focus that managed to marginalize an entire demographic.

Intelligence, finance, commerce, status, education, etc. were the properties of the elite.

So, up until the early 19th century, “slave” was the common designation used to describe able – bodied men and women regardless of skin color coerced in performing free, manual labor.

Oh, and were also devoid of intelligence, finance, education, status, genetics, bloodline (other than what they were designated with) as collateral for their capitalistic agendas.

So, a man or a woman with pale, light skin, limited finances, education and connections to the elite, were slaves or indentured servants.

As well as a man or woman with brownish or darkened skin with the same inconveniences as previously described.

(Since all of these ‘elitist luxuries’ were prohibited to them).

It wasn’t until after the war that the focus was not necessarily on economics but on skin color to perpetuate the substandardization of a species.

(Interrogator)

“Sir, are you aware that “substandardization” isn’t even a word?”

(Jay)
“Then let me be the first to coin it.”

Substandardization:(n) the psychological action, operation or administration of coercive tact designed to make humans deficient, inferior and/or insignificant in quality, status or function.
now back to it!

The idea of color was so pervasive that it eventually ceased from becoming an adjective designated to describe the pigmentation of one’s skin, but a condensed attribute of one’s status as a human being.

A sense of identity.

A sense of competitive angst.

That one ‘race’ is superior to that of another with every advantage one would amass be that of a collective summit that would reinforce the preponderance of that specific ‘race’.
and in the aftermath of the mutual belligerency, the victorious ‘race’ would claim dominion over the land and adjust the maxims, precedents and canons to better accommodate their own respective interests.

But here’s a question.

Actually three.
1) what does it mean ‘to be black’?
2) what does it mean ‘to be white’?
3) what does it mean “to be chinese, japanese, korean, german, australian, portuguese, spanish, mexican, latino, hispanic, etc.?

No seriously.

Because according to physics, color is visible light with a specific wavelength that reflects off objects and into the cornea, allowing us to see color.

Red, orange, yellow, blue, green, indigo, violet, brown, pink, gray are examples of visible light with specific wavelengths.

Black and white aren’t colors because they don’t possess specific wavelengths. instead, ‘white’ is the presence of all wavelengths of visible light while ‘black’ is the absence of visible light therefore, the absence of all wavelengths.

So, for you to identify as “black” would be to identify as “the absence of light” meaning “no wavelengths”, meaning “no color” meaning “life”. however, your existence is entirely dependent on the absence of multiple spectrums of light i.e. color.

And if color is present, you would cease to exist.

And for you to identify as “white” would be to identify as “the presence of light” meaning “all wavelengths”, meaning “all colors, meaning “life”. but your existence is entirely dependent on the presence of multiple spectrums of light i.e. color

And if color is not present, you would also, cease to exist.
SO, it’s physically impossible for humans to identify as “black” or “white” because we – are – matter. We are physical objects that light reflects off of.

There is no black and white, only dark and light.

Also, “chinese, japanese, korean, german, australian, portuguese, spanish, mexican, latino, hispanic” are commonly refered to as “ethnicities”

These are also examples of adjectives meant to describe a person’s country of origin but, like ‘race’, has been often used interchangeably to refer to a person’s identity or status within a population.
when, once again, it’s physically impossible for a person to identify as geographic landmasses without transmogrifying your physical appearance into that of a split deviation of the original geographic landmass that you identify as.

You cannot transform into a country!

And if you can, please also transform into a 78 – piece combo with watermelon, biscuits, apple juice and hot sauce on the side.

Oh, and all the fries you can give me! thank ya, thank ya, ah, thank ya!

In conclusion, what most people refer to ‘racism’ is merely ignorance, prejudice and discrimination. (in that order).

Because when one doesn’t possess knowledge about the other, ignorance is most likely to develop amongst people, causing people to ignore another group of people and become cynical towards them due to their inability to have knowledge of them in order to enforce power over them.
since knowledge is power, after all.

And due to this lack of knowledge, humans opinionate and prejudge in an attempt to belittle and derogate others as compensation for the power that they so characteristically lack.
and off of this prejudice, unfavorable, unfair and unjust treatment ensues over the affected group known as discrimination.

And discrimination is applicable to anyone regardless of skin color, sex, sexual orientation, gender, status, background, age, affiliation, etc.

Also, we don’t need attached designations to describe stimuli that impacts all people in this world.
“black issues”, “white life” “black america”, “white america”, “white nationalism”, “black nationalism”, “black history month”, “american history”, u.s Dollar, black dollar, black lives matter, white lives matter, blue lives matter, latino lives matter, all lives matter, my life matters! your life matters! my brother’s life matters, my sister’s life matters! my mother’s life matters, my father’s life matters! everybody’s life matters, not just yours!”

Because to place a designation on varying subjects would be to imply a distinction between your subjects and conventional subjects.

i.e. “what is it about your issues that’s different from anyone else’s?”

(Interrogator)
“well, blacks are the most disrespected people in this country”
“Blacks are killed more times by police than any other race”
“And our people have been enslaved for over 400+ years!”

(Jay)
“And you’ve just proven my point! your focus is entirely centered around the injustices of one distinctive populace while limiting your perspectives of all others’ injustices!
when they are all inherently the same thing!

And it becomes a competition, a race, a comparison between differing groups of people on who suffers the most!

Instead of a sudden realization of the fact that we’re all victims of injustices committed by the ‘elitist’ power structure and most importantly, ourselves.

(Interrogator)
“And you’re saying all of this to say….?”
(Jay)

‘Race’ and ‘racism’ is false

Does not exist

Has not ever existed

And is hereby debunked!