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Human Events
6 Dec 2024
Bill Hurrell
- How did this movement gain power?
- What made it lose it?
- It produced a return to the racially stratified society of pre-Jim Crow America, but with the dominant group race-flipped from white to “BIPOC.”
- It was so utterly enamored of traditional gender norms that it sought to inflict surgery which amounted to de facto sterilization on any boy or girl who did not conform to those norms, many of whom were neurodivergent -- a practice straight out of the Nuremberg courts.
- It dismissed the class politics of Marxism out of hand and embraced the national socialist idea of volksgeist in its place with such dogmatic certainty that it sought to pretend that empathy between different races was impossible for the sake of intellectual protectionism.
- Despite its hysterical invocation of “Handmaid’s Tale” iconography, its sexual politics were prudish and Puritanical to the point that it sought to label all displays of sexuality as essentially degenerate.
- It put innocent people on trial, and let guilty people go free for the sake of promoting its preferred political narrative.
- Its violent paramilitary force of street soldiers were literal blackshirts.
- It censored, financially repressed, and even used the intelligence services to surveil and entrap political enemies.
- Its state-sponsored ideology provably made people agree with Nazi rhetoric.
- Its adherents openly endorsed genocide and/or ethnic cleansing and treated objectors as untouchable dissidents.
- It transformed private enterprise into an instrument of state control, and transformed journalists into informants, while seeking to use legal and reputational attacks to silence any dissident voices who refused to follow the party line (which it also sought unsuccessfully to enforce in an official government capacity).
- Its political rhetoric hearkened not to an imagined liberatory future, but rather to an imagined, idyllic, “pure” past which had been supposedly “ruined” by its racial scapegoats. Wakanda is the woke version of Hyperborea.
- It sought to pre-emptively associate any and all methods by which official state ideology could be questioned with the racially scapegoated “other” in order to discredit them.
- Its preferred form of artistic expression was inherently uncritical, childlike, and compromised by state interests. It even rewrote previous great works to conform to this vision.
- Both online and off, it followed cult models of social control.
- It was (and is) militantly antisemitic and is, in fact, largely funded and endorsed by the same sorts of people who claimed that Hitler was “making effort[s] toward social justice.” Yes, really.
- As already indicated, you would have to ruthlessly gaslight society that they are all grotesquely out of shape and prevent any objection about actual healthy body weight.
- You would also need to ban any food more tasteful than gruel, and portions larger than scraps.
- You would have to terrify people with the specter of fat (and being too heavy) constantly, in order to produce the kind of collective self-mortifying guilty conscience necessary to keep the regime going.
- You would have to ensure those enforcing these rules have no doubts; after all, they are only doing this so everyone can be beautiful! So they can be like Kate Moss! And…
- If, by some unhappy accident, Kate Moss becomes “fat” compared to the average citizen, or God forbid, says that you are taking this too far, well, you must make sure no one ever hears her words or sees a picture of her again. In fact, no one can ever know anyone aspired to look like her. F*ck her. She’s a fatty now. She was always a fatty. Just as we have always been at war with Eastasia.
- Seizing control of the means by which the “normal” body type is understood and broadcasting a healthier version.
- Demonstrating in a high-profile way that genuinely powerful people of healthy body weight can’t be bullied into starving themselves, minimizing the feeling that starvation is mandatory.
- Showing that the most perfectly “thin” anorexic person is not merely not beautiful, but just as ugly, if not moreso, than the “fat” people they hate.
- Pushing actual, morbidly obese people in your own coalition to take their side, raising the question of whether they have ever really been anti-fat, or simply anti-health, and…
- After all of the above, showing the human cost of the anorexics’ extreme ideas in graphic detail, repeatedly, to those who were seduced by them, setting off a race to denounce and disavow those ideas.
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