Police Brutality

We cannot bring any more certainty to the incidents of “police brutality” in this environment, and placing the burden solely on the police is irresponsible and dangerous. While they could become desensitized, they are indeed the ones keeping society from imploding while everybody else feeds the flames of “Discordia”. Harassing the police and asking for reforms is not a solution for the problems that might exist, although it is how we seem to approach everything, with a thousand politically correct cameras, when a more intelligent approach is necessary.

 

In the middle of a cultural war liberals promote their own brand of ethical exceptionalism, bringing down the establishment becomes the only concern. Caught in the southern ark it has committed the mortal sin of the obscene generalization where the political leaders become apologists and play right into the soft bigotry of low expectation. The left continues to split and becomes incoherent promoting diversity and the immaculate integration at the same time, a cult with a general message of no coexistence.

 

Equality in this environment becomes near impossible. These incidents are usually triggered by the social pressure only to proliferate and exacerbate the problem. The historical hunger, the predominant instinct to consume makes us feed of the juicy poisonous fruit and use them to collect old debts, erasing big chunks of reality in the “inflation”. In reality if we stopped mass migrations, we would all be able to move around freer. If we stop the escape of money, we would all have more money, and if we didn’t lose the factories, we’d have more jobs.

 

The politically correct color re-stabilization approach that looks to change the balance of power at any cost is not going to work either, the lowest common denominator reconciliation that sets us up for the fall. Look at the lynching mobs on the streets assaulting the police on the bridge to chaos and the masses coming across the border. This is the result of an egregious commoditization on the part of bottom feeding ideologs that has nothing to do with unifying but rather destroying. We repress because we engage in the pervasive consumption where we become prey of misguided leaders and irresponsible media that continue to commercialize the obscure reason in the form of rights, commercialized the pain.

 

This is not an exoneration of the justice system by any stretch of the imagination, but the bigger truth is that law enforcement playing the arbiter in a political conflict and balancing the world in the point of a needle. We need to stop agitating to then consume our own pollution, over two hundred police officers die every year in America, and ten thousand were killed in the line of duty in the last forty years. We cannot just attribute these conditions to bigotry and racism in the high-pressure environment we’ve created, and is not as simple as proclaiming civil rights or human rights. The cost implied as a result of the commoditization of the historically oppressed and the African American diaspora negates the whole concept, the new sins used to shame people into submission.

 

What we need is a separatist movement from the dogmas keeping us locked in conflict, the useless redemption game brought about by a history of oppression and slavery. We continue to confuse social justices with retaliation and insist on the siege of America in a religious manner that is causing much of the tension. We could in fact overcome other deficits but not the moral deficit this brings about, because we’ve been traumatized by the fascist, by the KKK, by the Tea Party member carrying an AR-15. Generally, progressives today are pedaling a disease that is the result of a gross overreach by the Civil Rights movement and a double face passive aggressive attitude intended to wrestle down the white beast. The bigger problem we have is the inconsistency, pushing in two directions promoting multiculturalism and (subcultural) integration at the same time.

 

The culture has proven to be recalcitrant; we promote guns and violence and complain about the killing, we try buses in cities made for cars, and collectivism in a world of Hollywood and superheroes. We promote diversity and individualism, and demand political correctness and unity. You can give me speeches and a million reasons, and I’ll tell you why the buses are not going to work, why liberal collectivism is a disaster. And that is the predicament of enrichment, because in the end you need the buses to work, sort of speak. It’s swim or sink and you can’t swim forever. Public transportation can only work as part of an all-encompassing civil approach, they work better if cities are smarter and the distances more reasonable, if gas is less expensive and technology wiser, but also if we are courteous and clean, if society is better educated and the culture friendlier.