We seem to be a society of people who think they are
treated unjustly. Many say they are "oppressed" and complain constantly that whatever bad
happens to them is not their fault. If they are poor it's because the
rich hold them down. If they are arrested for drunk driving it's
because someone gave them too much alcohol to drink. When their children
fail in school it's because the teachers are lousy. If they lose a job
opportunity to a person of another race or religion it's because of
racism or religious persecution. You get the idea. These people, and
there are too many of them, are today's imagining victims. They are the
have nots in a world that says have nots should never exist.
The victim usually seeks solace in numbers and joins odd groups to
fight for their imaginary causes. They find refuge and support in
groups like 'Black Live's Matter', 'MoveOn.Org', 'AARP', 'National
Rifle Association', 'Hispanic Federation', 'Antifa' 'The Feminist Majority', and
so on. There are thousands more of these victim organizations similar kind in this country. None
is reasonable and all are as interested in creating social turmoil and
inequality, even anarchy, as in promoting fairness in society.
Essentially, these groups are hate groups that disparage anyone or
anything that is against their cause or complaint. But they are popular
with the victims they recruit as members.
If one speaks out against the imagined victim or his or her special
interest group there will be repercussions. If not violence and
boycotts of various sort, the critic will be use an often complicit media to brand as "racist' ,
"sexist", "elitist", a "right or left winger" or whatever diverts the
issue from fact and instead to emotion. Victims can not be debated, nor will
they listen to the other side of an issue because doing so might expose
the shallowness of the imaginary member or group. Free speech is
defined as "hate speech'" when any of the spoken words are critical of the
imagined victim.
But the media today loves the victim and promotes the cause of the victim
at all costs. It helps media profitability to be an advocate for the
imagined victim. In fact, many media outlets become partners with the
victim groups, promoting and elevating their ideas as serious ones and helping the
victim groups prosper. They do so with such effectiveness that today
many special interest grievance groups have great control over
politicians and political parties. Politicians of all persuasion are frightened of the
victim groups and ask their vote in exchange for helping
them with their causes. The Democratic Party today, for example, is especially the
refuge for many crazed fringe groups who achieve success by using the
Democratic Party to pass favorable legislation that the victim groups
want. A good example is the transgender bathroom "rights" cause.
The use of the politics of victimization in order to achieve goals is
an established success for those who complain. It is the largest
counter attack in maintaining a society based on equality and fairness.
It's insidious, hateful and a threat to democratic societies
everywhere, but sadly, in this age of the uninformed citizen it works. Maybe someone should form a new grievance group to fight all the others.
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