How Words Have Become Your Enemy

There is an epidemic in this country. You could say it's an attack, a pandering, a slight of hand, a juxtaposition, either way they are lies meant to persuade you to believe anything but the truth.

Words are a powerful thing. They are meant to communicate thoughts and feelings, even ideas of things yet to be known to our culture. But today, especially today, we are seeing how words are being used to skew perceptions, to be used as a weapon against the reader.

Most don't pay enough attention to realize how a word or a phrase can be used against them. Hyperbole;

exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally, are in fact taken literally for the sole purpose of deceiving and/or attempting to win a particular argument. These are not words, they are weapons, meant to deceive the listener into believe no foul deed has been committed.

There are practitioners of the written word who work solely to manipulate you from the truth by spinning a lie around it. Lawyers do it, even police interrogators do it to get a suspect to slip, but most importantly, the media does it to manipulate your emotions and serve the advertisers.

Trump hates the media, so his attack on them is using the same weapon. Trump will say something to incite the media, something the media does to the public, and thus the media responds with inciting language against Trump, you know all the name calling, I don't need to use the space to repeat them.

But this is a tool. A tool is a weapon, and the weapons are words. Trump chooses to stick the media in the heart with the weapon they use themselves, and they can't stand it. It's really quite brilliant since it costs him no money and he gets results you can't put a price on.

Here is the main tool of the written word. It can set you free or imprison you depending on what you buy into. Hitler used words to instill fear, order, and obedience. He was a terrible man, we can all agree. His words meant something to the people, but we know now, that Hitler did not have the heart of a nation, but was a puppet, promoted to be in power and harness an objective. That objective I can't even say for fear of retribution. Now you know my motivation.

Life in this world of humans is formed by lies. These lies have just enough truth to make it within the narrative, and some blatant lies make their way in the mix. This is our media, a 24 hour news cycle that has no excuse to be as such, but for entertainment and advertising purposes.

A great use of the written word, the distributed word, is to create the taboo word or term and broadcast it across the country. This is supposed to freeze anyone who says anything or behaves within its definition. I really would like to know who wrote the rules. The terms Islamaphobia and anti-semite, for example, aren't words in our lexicon, they are imposed words infused into our pop culture to scare people from free thought. Disguised as a way to quell bad behavior, it's nose is in the air in a virtue notion of knowing much of anything you should have, working towards a soda ban, but in reality they are words meant to oppress free thought. The forefathers understood, there is no logical way to have free speech unless you accept the bad with good. If you don't like bad speech, then you don't understand the definition, and quagmire of free thought.

There is no such thing as islamaphobia. Listing off names such as this in repetition is supposed to threaten you, to make you feel like someone who isn't a part of society, but they are only words, words with no meaning, the speaker, an empty soul who can't form an argument so instead use words to harness some sort of leverage. It works when you want to gain power and spread a word and your army is  intellectually incapable.. The irony is, these words are as much, if not more, aimed at those who agree with the name calling as it is the opponents. Hitler used words not only against his opponents, but they were mostly meant for those who were behind him, reminding them of the fear if they chose another angle for their lives.

Now we have a term called "White Nationalist". This term is meant to stir a Nazi impression to anyone being defined by this without digging deeper as to who and what this definition represents. The term is a weapon against white people, period. It is not a term to define language or meaning, it is simply a weapon without a true definition. These people they aim their words at are the disenfranchised old school families, more than not, under educated than what the market demands, and have been left behind "without a voice" for years, instead, accepting that all politicians don't care about them. Notice how they feel like they didn't have a voice, no words to define who they are, yet when they are defined it's an association with Hitler. Deplorables. That's not free speech, especially when nobody will correct it, call it out!

There is a deep dark secret in this country. People are scared about losing something, but that is solely a fear, and a reality of the inevitable. Mixing races is inevitable and it's silly to think otherwise as the evolution of life is taking place. Race is not even an issue for the future, but religion is and will continue to be. Controlling the mind with words will be used through each other's faith, as well as political association, but those who fear the color scheme are demonized for their fear, instead of educated of its inevitability. This is what makes up the White Nationalist. Why not educate? Because it would take away the power of the voice to demonize and control any side of people. Power will never choose to lose itself, and even if people accept race, the idea of losing that power won't be lost on anyone who they can call out simply because of their color. Calling someone a white nationalist, makes you a anti-wasp. The word doesn't matter, this is not a weapon to make you feel bad about yourself, it's just a word because it's not promoted to make you feel bad, but instead a definition to explain a line of thought. Until you use that word in a promotion, in an accusation, to promote, to accuse to oppress free thought through your intent, it's simply a word. The irony is these are only found in urban dictionaries because they aren't real words. White Nationalists, are simply deplorables, people who want a voice and want to keep what they own and live by the motto, "Don't tread on me." But words are used to stoke the flames, then the bear is prodded enough to come out, and the aftermath is White Nationalist. Sounds like Hitler's methods, but instead we perceive it as the Left's attempt to quell bad people, but in reality it's to control free speech.

The construct of my argument has a point in and of itself. When pointing out the issue of words being used as a weapon, I have not accused anyone, annihilated anyone, oppressed anyone, disabled free thought or speech. In fact I have released it, because the difference in this free speech is the lack of a crosshair aimed at anyone, but instead it centers on a concept of thought. This is important to understand and distinguish to understand how words are used. Using them as a weapon is aiming them at people, using them to define how they are used as a weapon, is the most noble of weapons to reveal the true demons within our society. Once I start using anti-wasp in everyday rhetoric to accuse people of bad behavior, then it becomes a weapon. But free speech means I can speak the truth, even if it's not what you want to hear, even if you are offended. Once you lose sight of that, those in power can control you till the end of days.

Allowing White Nationalists to be who they are is not a threat against anyone. I could argue why we allow socialist democrats to exist as they by definition are a threat to national security. But we don't perceive a socialist democrat to be a threat, but progressive, yet another word to promote to make it okay. It truly is the feel good way of manipulating the common man, and common they are. When you are run by your emotions, to be motivated because it makes you feel good is asking to be manipulated, whether it's a GoFundMe sob story or a commercial for the poor in another country (while we have poverty in this country). The idea of being fooled into compassion has been a centuries old mechanism to hoodwink a society to doing what they are told.

Words are meant to express truth so humans can understand each other and express reason. Intellectual evolution is the objective, but instead words are used as a way to defuse thought and send us in the opposite direction. The dumbing down of America has many weapons that comprise that meme, but words are the launching pad. We cannot live in a free society until we understand how words shape our perceptions, manipulate us, juxtaposed against a group of people versus used as a line of reason, so to truly understand why free speech is so important.