Marxist BLM helps elites divide us and incite us
Exclusive: Hanne Nabintu Herland sees 'an archaic racist attitude also practiced among the Nazis'
By Hanne Nabintu HerlandPublished April 21, 2021 at 7:21pm
It is now fashionable among the affluent American Marxists to buy million-dollar homes in the rich and wealthy "white areas," just as Black Lives Matter (BLM) founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors recently did.
Married to Janaya Khan, co-founder of BLM Toronto, Khan-Cullors is on a shopping spree, buying four homes for a price tag of around $30 million.
Daily Wire host Candace Owens spoke up about the openly Marxist BLM founder, asking her exactly what it was that made her choose to buy several million-dollar homes in "white areas" and not "black areas," since white people supposedly are "her oppressors."
Apparently, since around $25 million dollars were raised by Black Lives Matter specifically to build a black movement, Owens questioned if this meant that "black movement" is Patrisse moving herself into "white areas."
"Why doesn't she want to live amongst black people?"
Owens asked. "Why is she choosing to move herself into an all-white neighborhood?"
It looks like it pays off for Black Lives Matter leaders to serve the interests of the ultra-rich elite, which seems to divide the American population into sub-groups according to race and color of skin – an archaic racist attitude also practiced among the Nazis – and then make everyone hate each other and fear the government.
To achieve this, the help of Black Lives Matter has been invaluable.
A divided, disunited and broken people – both economically, culturally and racially – will not be able to unite in a revolt if its elite do harm to the interests of its own population.
The aid of the mainstream press has, of course, been instrumental in fueling the current race-oriented hatred among groups.
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I have written for 20 years warning against the return of race orientation, as it breaks fundamentally with the historic and conservative concept of equality, regardless of race, creed, sex or ethnic origin.
As a European, I have argued in interviews and commentaries, in my books and in TV debates – for many years – that the radical left-wing idea of "feeling sorry" for minorities and those with "darker skin colors," evaluating them according to race rather than character, is a grave mistake.
It fundamentally deprives people of color of the genuine respect all humans deserve.
In many European countries, this left-wing attitude of socialist racism has established a lenient standard for those with "darker skin colors" and much tougher requirements for the indigenous, European "white" population.
I have argued that this means implementing the same type of racist attitude that plagued the Nazi regime:
In the National Socialist system in Germany pre-World War II, people were no longer evaluated according to the traditional ideal of equality regardless of ethnic origin.
They were now grouped according to race and willingness to succumb to socialist groupthink.
Today, few seem to recall that the Nazi Party was Socialist.
It was an abbreviation for The National Socialist Labour Party in Germany.
The Nazi party was largely left-wing, not right-wing, marked by a staggering lack of tolerance for differences of opinion.
Communism, Socialism and National Socialism were all influenced by the root-ideology of Marxism.
The father of modern conservatism, British thinker Edmund Burke, spent much of his life explaining why it is important to maintain the historical, moral philosophical traditions, precisely those which made the West a great civilization:
individualism's emphasis on independence and opportunities for all, the value of equality, law and order, as well as a strong work ethic.
The woke, radically left-wing movement has – alas – distorted the view of Western history to such a degree that many have forgotten the greatness of its Christian values.
For it was the Judeo-Christian contribution that unleashed the revolutionary idea that each man, regardless of class, gender and race, has unique value.
The Christian development of human rights, tolerance and the idea of equality were vital building blocks to Western success.
Professor at Yale and Harvard historian Robert R. Palmer says that it simply is impossible to exaggerate the importance of Christianity's influence on the development of Western values.
These very values seem to be detested by the current Marxists that define the Western narrative.
As the Marxist Black Lives Matter has done an excellent job enforcing domestic division in the United States, they are not under any "censorship," neither on Twitter, nor Facebook, nor under the ever-growing Google search engine ban.
Long gone are the days of respect for Christian preacher Dr. Martin Luther King, as we descend into chaos.
Read Hanne's The Herland Report.
https://www.wnd.com/2021/04/marxist-blm-helps-elites-divide-us-incite-us/
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