Sixties Lessons 1 was that the World War II Generation, which had been made the weakest generation through government impositions on the entire population but especially by twelve million of what were once free young American males being put through basic training, could not stand up to the screaming Bella Abzug-Abbie Hoffman type screaming Jews who took over in the 60s.
Whoever stood in front of them screaming in their face was Authority to the Weakest Generation.
Sixties Lesson 2 is what happened when those screaming lefties attacked all of the Weakest Generation’s basic values. No previous generation of Americans would have tolerated what goes on our Mexican border or the Courts dictating to us the way they do.
But in a way the WWII sergeant was the Weakest Generation’s Mommy Professor. They left home for the first time and were taught what the Real World was like. The real world was getting kicked and coming up smiling.
Basic Training said that you had no right to any emotion or any opinion. This the twelve million took as adulthood, whereas childhood was being coddled. Eighty-year-old men brag that real life was learning how to make up your bed so tight a quarter would bounce off of it.
WWII sergeants had very, very little to teach anybody about Real Life. When they recruited in my youth, they would say that “You’ll never get rich” in the Army, but there will always be a bed and a cafeteria for you.
The military was, in short, for those who would settle for security. Most of the WWII vets I knew had never had a passport. That sort of thing was handled for them. What I am saying is that they were not the people most experienced with reality.
Just as Mommy Professor is almost invariably somebody who entered College at eighteen and never left it, sergeants were people who entered the army and never left it. Kids thought they were sophisticated, because they were at home on military bases around the world just as Mommy Professors are thought to be sophisticated because they are at home at Harvard or Oxford or an Asian university.
But it is not sophistication to be at home on different army bases or at different universities. They’re all the same.
So, like yuppies today repeating what Mommy Professor told them, the World War II Generation was beaten into making their “adulthood” into the macho crap slammed into them by some of the least sophisticated people on earth.
It is incredible that we have to TELL people that immigration and assimilation is for ALL white countries and ONLY for all white countries. But it is not so incredible if you remember that the whole concept of adulthood since the Weakest Generation took over has been blind obedience.
Both the sergeants and the Mommy Professors teach that adulthood is learning to obey, to repeat, not to think outside their box.
And since half of those twelve million used the GI Bill of Rights to go to college, they had a double dose of this fake adulthood. They went from drill sergeant to Mommy Professor.
No wonder they gave the world away.
#1 by dungeoneer on 01/26/2011 - 6:28 am
“What I am saying is that they were not the people most experienced with reality.”
These arrogant jokers are hiding behind definitions debates on immigration,race-mixing,and genocide,but like Tom Berenger says in the film Platoon:
“Escape reality?”
“I am reality”.
#2 by BGLass on 01/26/2011 - 9:40 am
Every time they prime the new generation, the “depression” is rolled out in a cart for youth viewing, also. Now in school, we got the old depression lecture in 70s, 87 crash, now, etc. Giving education and army are still to fix depressed times, like in reaction policies or dream act. We can a) fix economy by no spending b) spend on boot camp and training in response to the ‘ever-depression.’
“We are the wealthiest nation in the world!” is repeated twenty times a day in the backdrop during depression lectures, also,” which is jarring. “we are an innovative people!” But many grew up dirt poor, the 70s sucked, but b/c of propaganda they never had a framework in which to speak about the endless poverty— it does not fit with “you are wealthies so people shut you upt!!” Poor whites can never exist. They walk around, silenced, but they can’t figure out how to say anything. Besides, poor is only a job path if you are non-white, so it doesn’t matter.
In the new “depression,” 70s or now, Poor Whites, usually appalachia or midwest, are trundled out, like on Glenn Beck, or recycled 30s pictures, a dirt farmer family with 3 kids at a dinner table, usually. They are always religious survivors, lol. No matter what they have, they are grateful. Gratitude is their name. The point of their story is faith and gratitude. Suddenly, poor whites are Gods! In this shift from public enemy numero uno to Gods, the whites always look a little stunned.
More educated who know more usu don’t try to help them, they just call them stupid for not seeing the games and cut them down to raise their own egos.
#3 by Dave on 01/26/2011 - 10:55 am
Governing delusions
There is a fisticuffs side to the governing delusions of any era. It is there things get quite interesting.
Let’s take the governing “environment and opportunities are everything” and the “all men are created equal” governing delusions of Political Correctness to the extreme of coupling a black African with a Nordic blonde. That is taking the delusions to a “fisticuffs” extreme, something that the fisticuffs types want to do.
Consider the reverse and let’s head back to governing delusions of the bygone era: Here genetics and heredity are everything so the fisticuffs types became obsessed with “hereditary taints”.
Accordingly, they began to subject suspects to examinations for the genetic transmission of “satanic presences” and whole bloodlines were interrogated and mass murdered on the theory of eradicating their supposed role in enabling Satan’s presence in the world.
That is just the inverse of the black African Nordic blond coupling. They are bookend abominations.
My point is very basic and it is one of street smarts. The fisticuff types are always there and the governing delusions of any era service them well. However, whether it is ordinary that the mass of people fail to stand up to them is another question.