🧵The Law that made Social Justice and killed the constitution 🧵
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America now has two Constitutions

The one you all know comes out of the revolution of 1776 and was adopted in 1789

The other, which has now supplanted all the rights of the old constitution... is from the 60s
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America is a country that guarantees free speech... yet everywhere every institution seeks to censor you.

America guarantees private property...yet everywhere regulators tell you what you can do in your own home or business.

This is not a coincidence.
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Communists Advocate: "From each according to their ability, to each according to their need"

Sounds nice, like how things work amongst very trusting family or friends

But the wise or knowledgeable will ask the obvious question: What about the third group?
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When you make the communist principle a governing principle, the most important group is not those with ability, or those with need... It is those who DECIDE who has ability and who has need.

And the communist Commissariat claim that total power for themselves.
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And every aspect of why communism is horrifying is immediately understandable as soon as you understand this.

The Commissariat can decide what is ability, what need, and thus can take everything.

When "property is theft", all things are the property of the bureaucrats.
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In 1964 America adopted and equivalent governing principle:

"Anti-Discrimination"

Sounds nice... No one likes discriminatory behaviour amongst their friends or family...

But the most important group isn't who's discriminating for or against, its who decides and enforces.
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The '64 civil rights act and follow on anti-discrimination law, via logical necessity, created a class of bureaucrats, lawyers, advocates, and administrators who get paid to debate and decide whether your speech and personal conduct constitutes discrimination.
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If you are at school, work, volunteering, in church, or in anyway interacting with any of the institutions of modern life, administrators get to decide if your basic speech and associations are discriminations, and punish those institutions if they do not punish you for it
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Your basic constitutional freedoms of speech, association, property, privacy, and conscience are completely surrendered in every institution or association you might interact in if they at all touch the vague possibility of "Discrimination"
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Is it at all surprising that this group, with the power to completely control or punish anyone and everything to do with "Discrimination", has chosen to define absolutely everything as discrimination?
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Social justice is NOT an ideology, it is NOT a bizarre madness of college graduates.

Social Justice is the logical consequence of 60 years of suspending basic US constitutional freedoms and elevating a system of social control in its place.

It is Commissars seeking power
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You will never have freedom of speech or association as long as the '64 civil rights act or "Anti-Descrimination" law stands.

You will never be free of social justice as long as the laws which allow social justice to rule are in place.
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And instead of attacking the root of the problem. The Source of every HR department and university administrator's power...

Instead of fighting to restore the constitution...

"Conservative" politicians focus on bullshit fist shaking and do nothing symbolic statements.
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Republican governors could defund every single university Queer studies department in Florida and instruct their departments of justice to enforce the existing Indecent Exposure to a Child laws... but instead they makes empty threats.
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But boomer conservatives will not oppose the 64 civil rights act, nor oppose university funded activism, nor enforce even existing indecent exposure laws...

Because they believe in the authority of Antidiscrimination law.
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Boomer Conservatives believe in the moral authority of people who hate them to judge their thoughts and associations more than they believe in the constitution or what the founding generations would have considered basic human freedom and property rights.
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Just as one cannot begin to talk about the decline of the American family without addressing the horrific predatory nature of the family court system.

One cannot address social justice, censorship, and the diversity commissariat without attacking the law that made them
P.S. I also write long takes

Aristotle theorized "Aristocracy" the impossible dream of "The Rule of the best" and most societies have sought (and failed) to achieve it.

But its opposite is shockingly real...

I present:

Cocytarchy: Rule of the Damned

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