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The psychological demoralization processes have been occurring in the West and Japan ever since the end of WWII, and in the Warsaw Pact countries. Tracing the trends in education can push the timeline back further.  
  
My expectations were already low, but I thought Republicans could at least create favorable economic conditions, codify some of these policies into law instead of relying on reversible executive orders, and thus help the public become more aware and critical. Yet in the most powerful country, where an anti-globalist president can be assassinated and one of the most popular presidents forced to resign, it’s best to stay humble about one’s own influence versus reality. Republican administrations tend to serve as normalization periods, and since the Bushes, international wars and conflicts have stayed on the menu. In the past, at least, it was often the Republicans who ended wars. This shows that in domestic policy both parties mostly pretend to fight to a standstill, so little useful gets done while bad policies take root, whereas in foreign policy both parties willingly fund nearly everything.  
  
An individual’s influence is largely irrelevant to real power; the public functions mainly as a useful audience that generates natural infighting and division. Biblically speaking, Jesus didn’t question whether Satan had the right to offer all the kingdoms of the world, he simply refused the temptation. I’m not sure people can meaningfully improve the outcome that appears to be coming. There is value in being critical and exposing falsehoods, but spiritually there is also value in not placing faith in political leaders and in keeping one’s time, energy, and self separate from the process. Leftism unlocks and amplifies what is wrong, manipulates the gullible, weaponizes the lust for the unearned, and professes tolerance until opposing views are painted as oppressive. People either allow themselves to be brainwashed by emotional, fact-free programming or they accept it willingly in exchange for financial gain and status. It’s a bleak time for genuine individualism, but spiritually it remains worth preserving.  
  
Just a drop in the bucket of the larger pattern: interesting presentation showing scientific truth as yet another casualty  
 
![video](https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/hfcTpF-fum4)
@braven - if you get the time, is this a relatable to your experience presentation?:)  
  
From the comments:  
ah yes, I searched 'the patriarchy' on wikipedia and was faced by a wall of nonsense about the 'global conspiracy against women' that apparently I was a part of due to 'evil toxic men'.  
I edited it with "if feminists' 'the patriarchy' exists, feminism wouldn't".  
it was re-edited within minutes, so I re posted my edit.  
minutes later it was re-edited and I received a snotty email from the university of melbourne, in australia,.  
it said , "you're not helping".  
I think this proves your point.

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