Institutionalized Racism In Sports, Media & Life False Narrative Of Racism As A Sometimey ThingUnity Consciousness #899

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While racism continues to plague, the true narrative about racism in every phase is avoided like the plague.
It is likely I could put the key to a treasure inside one of these messages about racism and most people would never find it because they avoid messages about racism, which is proof enough of being infected with racism and affected by racism. It is one thing to be the source of a disease and the same thing to be the transmitter of a disease. It is equally the same to be the denier of having a disease while displaying the symptoms and having the symptoms without recognition of the disease from which it stems.

Many people, aided by the teachings of daily media, are unchanging maintaining a false narrative of racism as a sometimey thing.
This is evident every time someone or the media asks, “Do you think it was racism/racist?”
This is not a proactive question. It is reactive.
It is not a question in search of complete truth. It is a question seeking to support upside down truth. The truth of the criminally insane.
The question, “Do you think it was racist/racism,” is usually in response to a black person hinting at racism but hesitant and/or afraid to call it racism.
The other person, usually a member of the racism collective, then begins their usual method of making the racism seem improbable and merely an excuse black people use even though racism is an excuse murder cultures use to justify their behavior.

White people don't call their behavior racism, they have all kinds of nice sounding words for it, so when black people call it racism, white people get all uncomfortable, nervous, indignant, passive aggressive and active aggressive. One of the first things they do is try to outsmart you with their weak reasoning. Denial is happiness. They don't want to hear they are racist sick so they try to make the person who is calling racism by its true name, sound and look bad. Laughing at someone else is the best medicine they got. Then they also try to make the black person who suffered a racist act also responsible (for instance, their belief that every black person killed by white people in uniform was due to their being wrong and the white murderer racist being right; therefore they sleep with guns under their pillows at night).

Answering By Way Of Same Is Same

“Do you think it was racism/racist?”
When an event takes place, a situation, an experience, that involves a female claiming unfair treatment and the offending party is male, do you think it was genderism/sexist?
Nobody asks this question with incredulity. Genderism is a fact of life. It is institutionalized and supported by the institution of media in the representations of women.

How is it then, in a global system of racism and in societies based on racism and in societies still maintained based on racism, that racism, as an explanation for events, situations and experiences that unfavorably impact the targeted group, is the last consideration and least likely possibility?

How in the hocus pocus refocus locus?

In a pervasively racism infected society, shouldn't racism be the first question rather than the avoided question?
Isn't genderism/sexism the first or second thing that comes to mind when a male and female are involved?
Then why isn't racism the first or second thing spoken of when white and black are involved?

Because racism keeps repeat programming the false narrative that racism is a sometimey thing.
This false narrative is being carried out by the molder, maintainer and mouthpiece of racism – the media.

Repeating Points Said Elsewhere

1. Racism is a collective thing that also expresses itself through individuals. You cannot properly assess a situation without assessing both the person as an individual and also in terms of the collective. Clarity comes quicker this way as to the nature of the situation.
We automatically go through the thought process at least twice when male and female are involved. It is a good thing to consider more than one collective associated with the people involved. Consider collectives both people are a part of and collectives only one is a part of. This allows contradictions to stand out.

2. A person cannot be racist as an individual. An individual merely carries out the will of the collective.

Collective perspective forms collective behavior which is carried out by individuals, even when in a group of individuals.
What is racist a little (as in one person) is racist a lot (as in the collective).
There is no such thing as a little racism or an isolated act of racism.
Racism is global, not local.
In other words foolish black people, if you think you are finding less racism in America, look around in Haiti, Brazil, Africa and India, etcetera and you will find where the racism shifted to. On top of that, if you really think racism is not damn near impossible to avoid, all you are doing is playing non-stop racism roulette with reasoning.

Don't be fooled because the media you choose to tune into is not telling you somebody is dying or suffering. The job of the media is to deform you by informing you to mislead you.
The media is the enemy's tool and weapon.

3. Racism doesn't change because it puts on clothes and leaves the house. Racism is very much naked beneath the exterior veneer of racists. Don't let the covering they use to fool you, fool you. In other words, just because a person puts on clothes does not mean they stop being naked racists. Racists keep it real. They stay true to racism reality while pretending not to. When racists talk about truth, honesty and keeping it real, they don't mean the same thing as the people they're attacking.

4. Sports, media, religion and other areas are just as racist as the external military called military law enforcement of racist laws and just as racist as the internal military called police law enforcement of racist laws.
Racists try to shift hide their intentions behind what is legal and criminal and religious, which favors them, because they determine what is legal and criminal and we are following what they think is religious. Racists are the same ones who also enforce and adjudicate legal laws slanted toward their version of rightness which means black is left out. Of course then black people are criminals even though whites commit the same or worse crimes impacting more victims. Do not have a discussion about racism using the context, worldview and definitions used by racists. It's a trap. You better mix in a whole lot of optimal theory and African Utamawazo.

5. If your society denies and detests its Africanness of origin and culture and genetics, it is racist.
If your society practices evil discrimination against darker-skinned people, it is racist.
For instance, Canada is racist, Cuba is racist, China is racist, Australia is racist, the Hutus were racist against their other half, the Tutsi.

6. In societies based on the genderism logic of male superiority and female inferiority, of course genderism is involved.
In societies based on the racism logic of superiority of lighter skin and inferiority of darker-skin, of course racism is involved?

Racists Don't Want To Get Rid Of Racism, So They Create The Illusion In Words That Racism Is A Sometimey Thing Even Though Not A Second Goes By Without Racism Being Obviously Present

The only way to get rid of racism is exactly the opposite of what is taking place in societies worldwide.
Racism is eradicated by recognition, acknowledgment and continuous major significant commitment to replace racist logic with accurate information while simultaneously ceasing and desisting all racist actions coupled with reparations. When school textbooks are fixed, then perhaps racism is on the way out. When religious books are fixed, then perhaps, when media stops promoting pretend analysis over critical analysis, then perhaps racism might switch from being 24/7 full throttle to 24/7 throttle up because there are still the other major areas of racism and there is still the need for the full range of nutrition before racism takes one step back. Malnutrition is the reason for all conditions, just as all sickness is mutation is cancer. Understanding the fundamental nature of a problem is solution answer.
Racism is a terminal disease that requires significant treatment and surgery to cure. It doesn't just go away. It must be forced out with something stronger.
As long as racism is the major context and major content, racism is the norm, not the exception. Sports, media, religion and education are some of the tools of racist deception.
The existence of racism is not validated by racists or subject to debate, discussion or conversation with racists. What are the chances a criminal is going to admit to a crime by self and those like-minded? This doesn't even happen when criminals are caught in the process of committing the crime and in possession of stolen goods. What are the chances, when you are smelling gas all the time, and some people are getting sick and something blows up, that the cause is not related to gas? Racism is just like that.
Racism is not colorless and odorless so don't doubt your senses because you are constantly smelling racism.
Note: It is impossible to have a conversation with a dishonest person. So what kind of relationship can you have with them?
Strangely enough, a lot of us are in trusting relationships with racists and their ideologies.

The Buddy Buddy Racism of Sports & Media

Sports media likes to say referees are human when they make mistakes or judgment calls. However the human aspect of those same referees is said not to be a factor when they enforce rules differently for black quarterbacks versus white quarterbacks. In those instances, the referees are being professional, unaffected by their human nature.

Do You Think it Was Racism/Racist Is A Ridiculous Redundant Question In Societies Based On Racism

Racism doesn't sleep, take vacation or ease up. Racism is a devourer. It is never satisfied. It actively and aggressively seeks prey by way of direct and indirect sneak attacks. It is a stalker and parasite of life. If racism does not inflict harm it cannot feel good about being sick. I don't feel good about myself but at least I'm not black. Look at those black people, don't look at me being ugly, don't look at what I'm doing to black people. Look at the effect not the cause.

Racism does not have an on and off switch it flips.
Racism does not apply sometimes and sometimes not.
Racism always expresses sickness.
Racism fights to live, breed and exist. It is a deadly virus.
Racism is constant, continuous, non-stop.
Racism has two truths: alive and well or dead as hell.
The current status of racism is easy to tell.

Those claiming to can't tell racism by its smell
Their sensing abilities are maladjusted
Their spirit and intentions can't be trusted
Except as the kind working hoping blackness fails
Doubling down then and now because blackness prevails
Troubling global square at final corner coming back round
Apt original down under quaking making up over ground
Actions evasive entrap in secure hiding in plastic cases
Strong smell of death creeps from pores like sieves
Racism is so pervasive, breathe, and there it is
Hanging out every place health is trying to live
No place where there's air, racism has not impacted
Culture clubs called societies ensure racism is normative
Such that rights of creation are summarily rejected
Dismissed without notice by what's commonly accepted
All decencies evil assails
All you need is one good sense
Racists exhale and we inhale, forced to take a swig
Having to deal with their waste thought behavior products
So we can survive by moments and afterwards try to live
Lord gnosis only those with perfumed noses
Keep preaching believing the false narrative
Hoping the foul source of racism is concealed by clothes
Think they are well with funky brained pale tall tails
Corruption inside boxed in dem outfoxed cells
Misdirected defective perspective of themselves
Decayed gratification based on miseducation
Ideologies grow tumors strong until event horizon
Then slowly and all at once shutdown begins
Something for which there is no stopping
Unless plug is pulled on racism, reboot system
Restore to last known good configuration
That would be pre-European dilution
That would be pre-African migration
Sickness bred is always self-destructive
Can't seem to get that through their heads
So the entry point is the other end instead
Mutations always mutate and bite the hand that fed
Racism, now called terrorism, is no different

Logic Gone Wrong: I'll Try Anything OnceUnity Consciousness #807

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There are many enticing “sayings” that are death trap accidents waiting for you to invite them to happen.
“I'll try anything once,” or “I'm willing to try anything once,” is one of those sayings.

If a substantial part of the reason you are considering trying something is because you've never tried it before, then you do not have a good reason.
If you have not considered all the other reasons for or against trying something, you are playing Russian Roulette Reasoning. “I'll just pull the trigger once, and see what happens.” “I guess or hope nothing goes wrong.”

“I'll try anything once, is a bad blanket pre-decision that covers anything you have not yet tried. Go ahead and drive blindfolded. You're being brave, creating memories and a story to talk and laugh about.

“I'll try it because I've never tried it,” sounds really crazy when you not in the moment and have time to think about it; however, it sounds kinda exciting when you make a split-decision to go with the flow – and there are no obvious upfront costs.

“I'll try anything once is just a crazy excuse to be careless and dangerous in the name of spontaneity or having some kind of over-hyped fun...Vegas, Mardi Gras, Carnival, vacation, birthdays, New Year's, graduation...
Sometimes a person will give some consideration to the consequences and responsibilities, yet push all that aside and go along for the joy ride because they have pre-decided that's how they want to be identified – as someone who is willing to try anything once and is just “outgoing” and fun to be around – a “happy-go-lucky” person.

Pivot Point

The pivotal part of logic in the statement is the “just once” part and not the “anything” part.
The “just once” part causes the most trouble because it seeks to trick you into thinking that “just once” means “less risky” and “more acceptable.”

“It's just once,” you and others tell yourself.
“If you don't like it, you don't have to do it again, what's the harm, who's to know, I won't tell, Come on, have some fun. See, I tried it...”
On and on, weak and scary reasons are given. These people are not your friends and you are not being a friend to yourself if you give in.

It is now easier to realize:

There are some things that should never be tried once, or ever.

Trust me, if anything does go wrong, everyone who participated will run from responsibility and say, “it was his/her choice.” “I/We didn't make him/her do it.”
If, trying something once is a good strong enough reason to do or not do something once, then that same reasoning should also be good and strong enough to support trying something twice or not trying it twice.
If it is not, do not try it once.

Foolish Follow-Up After Logic Has Gone Wrong

After a person has tried something once that they should not have and escaped relatively unharmed, extra insanity is usually added by someone who asks, “what do you think? Did you like it?, etc.
The person asks you to think after the fact but before the fact they ask you to not think, just do it.

Go on and do it, do it, do it till you're satisfied, Whatever it is...

How much energy are you really going to put into analyzing what you just did, when you didn't bother to listen to your inner “warning bells” in the first place and only wanted to satisfy your curiosity or someone else's?
All of us look back and say, “I shouldn't have done that.” We knew it before the fact of doing the act.
Still we wonder and wish. “If I could just change that one decision that one time, how different things would be, just because of something I did once or one time too many or with the wrong person...”
If it is good to do something once right now, then the opportunity will come again. No need to rush and do it, the first time the opportunity presents itself.
Get away from people, pressure and the situation and go sit on the toilet where you can process your thoughts more clearly and thoroughly. There's something about that place that brings a person and their thoughts face to face. When an “I'll try anything once” moment comes up, politely say, “Excuse me, I have to go to the bathroom.”
Before trying something once, think once, twice and three times.

Corrupt Cousins

The corrupt cousin and friend to “I'll try anything once” is “just do it a little bit.” “Just try it once, a little bit.”
When you hear that logic, walk away quickly.
A lot of people who get hooked on drugs start out that way trying it just once, a little bit. Every sexually-active male and female, sooner or later comes to know this slick trick logic that often quick tricks you right back.

Trying someone once purely in the name of exploration and fun is an invitation to an accident waiting to happen.
Accidents don't just happen ever. They wait for our decisions. Then they come because we have welcomed them and paved the road with our decisions.

No Accidents, No Miracles | Definitions By ExampleUnity Consciousness #178

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A continuation of, ”What Is Luck? | Dumbed Down By Luck | Definition”

The reason(s) we call an event an “accident” is due to lack of understanding, lack of good character or both. The reason(s) we call an event a “miracle” is due to lack of understanding, lack of good character or both.

“Accident” and “miracle” are words used as replacements for what we can't explain or don't want to explain.

There is always one or more reasons why something happens or doesn't happen. There is always cause and effect. There are no accidents and no miracles. Everything has an origin or a combination of origins.

We know one second or less makes all the difference. How many times have we almost had a door or something else closed on our fingers. Is it an accident when it happens and a miracle when it doesn't? Each time we use a knife in the kitchen is it an accident when we cut ourselves and a miracle when we don't? How many times have we come so close to avoiding something that happened or so close to avoiding something that did happen? These so-called "accidents" and "miracles" happen all the time. Most of them we are unaware of because these events are not fundamentally different than any other event.

Intent & Accident

The most common misuse of the word “intent” goes right along with the misuse of the word “accident.” Intent does not change the effect created by a cause. Intended or not, causes lead to effects.

The lack of direct intent does not turn a cause and effect into an accident. If I raise my foot and place it down on your foot intentionally, clearly it is not an accident. If I raise my foot and place it down on your foot because I didn't see your foot, why is this an accident when both times I still stepped on your foot? There are reasons why our feet ended up in the same spot. The reasons I picked up my foot and put it down are not accidents. The reasons your foot was where it was is not an accident. Did either of our actions happen by mistake? Didn't we both intend to move our feet into positions we wanted them in but did not understand would intersect? This example applies to all the events of our lives, small and big.

Intent does not change the nature of an event because intent or not, does not change the cause or the effect.

Purpose of Intent

The purpose of intent, as used by humans, is to assess accountability, blame, guilt and punishment to both the causer of the cause and to the experiencer of the effect.

A determination of intent is not necessarily for the purpose of justice, harmony and peace - three things that are the same. As we know, it is also for the purpose of plausible deniability.

Although intent is separate from an event, it is still connected to every event. This is due to the law of dimensions. Whatever causes there are that create events we like to call accidents and miracles, the causer, the cause, the effects and the experiencing of the effects are all unchanged by the words we use to describe the event and also, all are unchanged by intent.

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