Have you ever noticed how you can look at two different things and never notice they are identical even though all the signs are there? It should be obvious to any serious thinker that people hate their own hypocrisy, that it is what they see in others that makes them despise the other. I, for example, despise Woody Allen, putting aside his support for scum bag Roman Polanski, and particularly because he's an indecisive sniveling wimp, a wishy-washy liberal, to be exact, somebody so caught up in his trivial thinking as to be totally confused about reality. It's very irritating to be a liberal and have to examine facts before you can reach an opinion. Conservatives dispense with all that effort and just create their own closure and certainty out of their asses. What a gift. But I digress, another liberal failing.
So the very antipathy between conservatives and their contempt for hip hop culture and the hip hop radical rejection of assimilation should be an immediate tip off that each is like the other, group loyalty and demonetization of the other. Each side is the result of a need for self respect and self affirmation, organized as a movement and a culture, and all based on hidden self contempt, the need for group identification to fill the void where real self love is lacking.
So what is the driving force. As usual, I think it's sex, the feeling that one is sexually worthless with the concomitant need to dominate and objectify the object of desire. White men are becoming as unemployed as black men. White men are becoming as unreliable and economically superfluous an black men are to black women. Women more and more have no real use for men as a means of economic survival because men no longer control the purse strings.
Hip hop and conservative mails are terrified of the sexual independence of women and put them down, seek to rape them as a means to show dominance, in words and at the abortion clinic and with reproductive freedom.
Women world wide are coming into their own and men are terrified because they feel worthless.
Hip hop and conservative culture is testosterone driven, patriarchal-authoritarian.
Both lack normal shame and show off stupidity and hubris like it was a positive trait, be it calling the President a liar during his address to congress or playing rap at a thousand decibels. Each group loves to be offensive.
Both reject education and culture as effete. Both are racist.
What other similarities do you see?
So the very antipathy between conservatives and their contempt for hip hop culture and the hip hop radical rejection of assimilation should be an immediate tip off that each is like the other, group loyalty and demonetization of the other. Each side is the result of a need for self respect and self affirmation, organized as a movement and a culture, and all based on hidden self contempt, the need for group identification to fill the void where real self love is lacking.
So what is the driving force. As usual, I think it's sex, the feeling that one is sexually worthless with the concomitant need to dominate and objectify the object of desire. White men are becoming as unemployed as black men. White men are becoming as unreliable and economically superfluous an black men are to black women. Women more and more have no real use for men as a means of economic survival because men no longer control the purse strings.
Hip hop and conservative mails are terrified of the sexual independence of women and put them down, seek to rape them as a means to show dominance, in words and at the abortion clinic and with reproductive freedom.
Women world wide are coming into their own and men are terrified because they feel worthless.
Hip hop and conservative culture is testosterone driven, patriarchal-authoritarian.
Both lack normal shame and show off stupidity and hubris like it was a positive trait, be it calling the President a liar during his address to congress or playing rap at a thousand decibels. Each group loves to be offensive.
Both reject education and culture as effete. Both are racist.
What other similarities do you see?