As explained in Part I of this analysis, the increasing importance of “likeability” to electability combined with the relatively recent equation of “nice” with “likeability” limits the range of policies that are permitted within domestic policy discussions. Nowhere is this more apparent than within the areas of crime, drugs, and homelessness.
I have been thinking about this for quite some time. What Jordan Peterson and others have said, and what you illustrate, compassion has been weaponized. I listened to an old interview of Herbert Marcuse and he stated that though women are social constructs, our constructed feminine traits would prove useful in spreading the doctrine of neo-Marxism.
It's always scary when people who feel they know best seek to control us "for our own good." Marxists are renown for this. Despite failing at every turn they remain convinced that if they just try it one more time they'll get it right.
I have been thinking about this for quite some time. What Jordan Peterson and others have said, and what you illustrate, compassion has been weaponized. I listened to an old interview of Herbert Marcuse and he stated that though women are social constructs, our constructed feminine traits would prove useful in spreading the doctrine of neo-Marxism.
It's always scary when people who feel they know best seek to control us "for our own good." Marxists are renown for this. Despite failing at every turn they remain convinced that if they just try it one more time they'll get it right.
Thanks for the comment.
Muddling my way through neoMarxism, I have concluded they think they’re gods who walk among us. That’s a very dangerous belief for us