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Part II, Violence & War (Social Dynamics Beyond the Breaking Point), by K. B. Robertson, continued:

The Big Bang Ganging Unreality Industry, continued:
All of this disproved and/or unproved, non-scientifically popular guesswork powerfully normalizing (very often through detailed visual imagery; as humor, and/or the facts of life; human nature, describing as a biological imperative that which is not biologically programmed but is instead learned behavior <refer the argument of Nature vs Nurture>; etc.), archetypicalizing - and creating tolerance thresholds for - the crime and epidemic quantitative frequency of all forms of unredeemed, unjustifiable, capriciously and predatory-reward-motivated violence.

Particularly the physical abuse of women and children, including physical rape; as well as unprovoked verbal put-downs and got'chas; variously packaged, identically motivated one-up-man-ships: in the sexist male paradigm dominated present. The empowerment and gratification of self at the expense of others. Maliciously depriving others of security in order to fulfill a feeling of security and/or power - in self (Refer, ‘power tripping’ - Friedrich Nietztche’s ‘Will To Power’). An accompanying policy of wide spectrum victim-blaming. (‘God’s will. She asked for it. What she wants. Made me do it. Dressed to kill. Wearing too much make up. In the wrong neighborhood’; etc., Social Darwinism, reptile minded victim blaming, ad nauseam.)

Disingenuously: a naked woman in the shower, on the other hand (reflected in the blade of a straight razor), is definitely not DRESSED TO KILL. BASIC INSTINCT and NATURAL BORN KILLERS, promulgating the same conceptual alibi. Based on a presumed biological imperative that is far from proven to exist at all.
On the other hand, such behavior can be learned and taken for granted and falsely taught as human nature; a murderous basic instinct. A naked woman in the shower (reflected in a straight razor held by a male predator) 'dressed to kill' can be bought and sold easily in this marketplace of excitement and extra cheap - undeniably real - thrills. But then again, every mesmerized PSYCHO viewer is entitled to their own crazymaking, artificial experience surrendered, assailant-identifying (feeling, emotionally influenced) opinion.
(None of the viewers identifying with the 14 inch butcher-knifed, very beautiful, very bleeding, very dead or dying woman. The majority of viewers inadvertently identifying with the assailant - the survivor; the - 'slas-her'/'kill-her' - winner <Non identification with the designated and/or assigned, foreordained, victimized losers also leads to rationalizing that the victim deserves and is responsible for his or her victimization: the final nod: the conquest of reason itself>: ‘Ah. Splatter’, the final - ‘therapeutically entertaining and educational’ - word of relief from the Santa Cruz Express SPLATTER MOVIE REVIEW, 9/‘84. Segue to butcherknife-proof shower curtain and prime beef rib GINSU kitchen utensil comm.)

There prevails a tenacious penchant for projecting a disproved or unproved concept of the past, onto the present (often in the name of entertainment and/or education) as though it were (therefore) reasonable behavioral currency. Characteristically accompanied (maintained, protected, diverted from) by an actively ambitious, aggressive policy of denial. Ignoring or falsely revising history and foreordaining the considered future; for the past 6,500 years.

The tragically avoidable repetition of easily avoidable destructive behavior (refer George Santayana, of contemporary Italy: ‘Those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it.’ Hegel’s Cycle - a measured law - Of History: found cyclically repeating itself). Out to reestablish and confirm a limitless number of agreed upon conclusions that are based on otherwise abundantly proven, entirely false premises. Hence, the employment of the ‘memory hole’, in Orwell's 1984. To insure that the present has no (known) past to be compared with and thereby learned from...

"The purpose of NEWSPEAK is to make other modes of thought impossible. Its a beautiful thing, the destruction of words. DOUBLETHINK, they call it. As in LOVE IS HATE. And WAR IS PEACE." - George Orwell, 1984.

The abuse of power as policy has many allies. Among its most required needs, an important operational fuel of power abuse is simultaneous denial. Accompanied by methodological creation of false issues, frequently capitalizing on and specializing in creating: diversions. Giving whatever designated target, ‘something to deny’. Blaming the victim.

Assignment of irrelevant goals and enemies that do not exist. Scapegoat and Cry Wolfism looms large in the tactical - accountability averting, responsibility reversing - diversion methods. Blurring reality; focusing and otherwise zooming-in on fiction as fact. Creation and maintenance of false issues as viable currency. Lies abound here. Boldly asserted lies, aggressively told. Characteristically defying the beholder to know the difference - or even the existence - of truth from falsity. Not only to believe in falsehood, but to aggressively maintain and protect it. A remarkably large percentage of Americans today hesitate extensively, when asked if they know the difference between good and bad.

They have been programmed ‘not to be judgmental’. Example:
*"There ain't no good guys. There ain't no bad guys. There's just you and me. And we just disagree."
- A popular lyric, emanating out of the Hollywood Entertainment Industry.

"He was brutaly handsome and she was terminally pretty! They had one thing in common! They were both good in bed!"
- Ibid


Who profits from such misunderstandings?
The good guys, or the bad guys?

*An oath of personal impotence. The attitude and philosophy of the popular and dominant paradigm. Refer, ‘the will of God’, ‘manifest destiny’, and variously employed misusages of the word ‘karma.’ Creating and maintaining a general social environment occupied by people who have surrendered to the idea that when destructive human aggression happens, it is a foregone event over which no one has any power or potential control. A much surrendered-to call-to-surrender ones individual powers.

"Although the devil be the father of lies, he seems like other great inventors, to have lost much of his reputation by the continual improvements that have been made upon him." - Jonathan Swift

(Excerpt from On Violence, copyright 1997, by K. B. Robertson. With acknowledgement, may be reproduced for educational and non commercial purposes.)