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Lenny Cavallaro's avatar

Thank you for this post. 2024 has indeed been a great year for the "grand racial aristocracy." Meanwhile, I loved this comment: << Hitler imbibed their concepts so well that his famous book was a love letter to them. >>

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Raja Sohail Bashir's avatar

I want to commend you for this powerful analysis of the enduring impact of colonialism on global power structures, particularly the way racial and ethnic supremacy continues to shape the modern political and economic order. The notion of a "grand racial aristocracy" and the persistent, underlying racism within Western-dominated systems are ideas that resonate deeply with me, as they reflect not only historical realities but the lived experiences of many who continue to bear the barbaric consequences of these structures today (think Palestinians).

You capture the brutal truth of how colonial powers, particularly Anglo-America, justified their global dominance through a deeply entrenched belief in their racial superiority. As you aptly put it, “The earth belongs naturally to the superior races,” a sentiment that still informs much of the geopolitics and economic inequalities we see today.

This crucial insight illuminates the core psychological drivers of the immorality and brazen depravity that characterize modern Western-dominated systems. These systems, rooted in historical oppression, continue to thrive on a worldview that dehumanizes and exploits those deemed "inferior."

The article’s importance lies not just in uncovering this historical injustice but in exposing how it remains an enduring force in shaping today’s sick and depraved global order. I plan to expand on these ideas in a forthcoming article of my own, as I believe the psychology of racial and ethnic supremacy is at the heart of much of the immorality that governs our world today. Understanding this is essential, as it reveals the deep-seated drivers of inequality and the continuing exploitation that we must confront and challenge if we are to create a truly just and equitable global system.

Thank you again for the article!

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