Truth is “racist”
October 18, 2007
We like to think that we live in an enlightened age where we don’t scream “heresy!” or burn witches. However, every age has its orthodoxy, and that orthodoxy is enforced by those in charge. It’s enforced because the orthodoxy supports and legitimizes those in charge. Galileo went against the orthodoxy of his time by contending that Earth was not the center of the universe. This advancement ran counter to the accepted wisdom handed down by the Church, thus it challenged the church’s implied monopoly on truth.
The Church at the time was unable to deal with this new discovery, but not because it was philosophically unsound. Indeed, Christian theology weathered the decline of the Roman Empire while never broadly considering that the young religion was to blame, only perhaps that they were not faithful enough to its teachings. No, the problem by Galileo’s day was that the Church had become rigid in its orthodoxy, and unable to cope with the ebb and flow of history.
Likewise, the Marxist critique of race as an organizing principle demands that all races are equal, and that the only meaningful social cleavages exist on socio-economic lines. Marxism is invalid, of course, which is why the creed must ultimately be enforced not with an appeal to truth, but with mass-murder and political intimidation.
Just as the Church had to snuff out resistance to its orthodoxy on the mechanics of the universe, management must demand our loyalty to the Marxist creed of race not existing, even as contrary physical evidence mounts in fields such as physiological psychology and genetics. This is because, like the Church was many centuries ago, the current system itself is lethally undermined by scientific fact, otherwise, this would be no different than a mathematician proposing a new equation relating to string-theory, and not an international incident complete with blatant press lies about how ‘everyone is outraged.’
London’s Science Museum canceled a Friday talk by Nobel Prize-winning geneticist James Watson after the co-discoverer of DNA’s structure told a newspaper that Africans and Europeans had different levels of intelligence.James Watson provoked widespread outrage with his comments to The Sunday Times, which quoted the 79-year-old American as saying he was “inherently gloomy about the prospect of Africa” because “all our social policies are based on the fact that their intelligence is the same as ours — whereas all the testing says not really.”
Print Story: Controversial DNA pioneer’s talk halted on Yahoo! News
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According to Yahoo news he has now recanted his heretical theories and has learned to love big brother.
“I am mortified about what has happened,” Watson said. “More importantly, I cannot understand how I could have said what I am quoted as having said.”