The Dawn of American Political Tribalism: How Critical Theory and Manipulation Undermine Democracy

Political tribalism in the United States has become a defining feature of modern political discourse. This article delves into the origins and mechanisms behind the shift, focusing on the role of critical theory and cultural manipulation in shaping public opinion and undermining democratic processes.

When Did American Political Tribalism Begin?

The origins of American political tribalism can be traced back to the 1930s at Columbia University in New York City. Critical theory, an academic movement that aims to expose and critique power structures within society, was born in these hallowed halls. This movement sought to bypass traditional democratic processes by promoting cultural manipulation and strategic communication, essentially turning citizens into puppets for the ultra-wealthy.

The Agenda Behind Critical Theory

The underlying agenda of critical theory is rooted in Cultural Marxism, a concept that justifies anti-democratic cultural manipulation. This ideology has permeated Western university social science programs, giving rise to new doctrines such as multiculturalism, feminism, and the idea that the state serves as a caretaker. These doctrines, while cloak themselves in the guise of social justice, are often instrumental in undermining democratic power and fostering a centralized totalitarian system.

Why Does Political Tribalism Exist?

Many citizens now find themselves entrenched in political factions, often without realizing the extent to which their views have been manipulated. The mind-numbing dichotomy of ultraliberals versus moderate conservatives is a result of this manipulation. People often rely on their chosen faction to shape their thinking, rather than engaging in original, critical thought. This is epitomized by the eerie alignment of diverse groups, which reveals a lack of genuine individual reasoning.

How Is Critical Theory Perpetuated?

Ultraliberalism is perpetuated through a multifaceted approach, including K-12 and university policies, federal grants, legislative mandates, legal jurisprudence, mass media, and cultural narratives. These mechanisms ensure that critical theory and its critiques of traditional values and institutions become deeply ingrained in society, shaping public opinion and societal norms.

The Globalist Elite as Puppeteers

The globalist elite, the true enemy of humanity, has played a crucial role in promoting critical theory and ultra-liberalism. They lost power when the majority of open, secular Western societies shifted towards a more moderate position over the past few centuries. To regain control, they have had to leverage the power of mind control through ultraliberal ideologies.

Effect of Muslim Ultraconservatives in Western Democracies

The recent influx of Muslim ultraconservatives into open, secular Western democracies has exacerbated political tribalism. These countries, where ultraconservatism was almost completely overcome, now face significant destabilization as a result of the radical opposition between these groups and the moderate majority. This intentional destabilization serves the globalist elite's ultimate goal of maintaining control over the masses.

The Path to Real Democracy

The only way to reject cultural and mental manipulation is to awaken from the condition of accepting cultural inheritance without examination. This means critically evaluating the assumptions we have embraced, many of which are artificial dogmas implanted by power mongers. The globalist ultra-wealthy, the true mental captors, seek to maintain their dominance by controlling the narrative and shaping public opinion.

As individuals, we must make a conscious choice to reject their manipulations. This requires time and effort, but it is crucial for restoring genuine democracy and safeguarding individual freedom. We must embrace critical thinking, original reasoning, and a willingness to challenge the status quo.