Dog Whistles

[Kohlrak]

So the past few days, I've been looking into the Frankfurt School (AKA Institute for Social Research), which is basically the basis for modern propaganda for the state as well as globalist entities. As we should be aware, this group, while currently working with the left, is quite independent of the left (but we describe them as "the radical left"). So, taking a look at their overall philosophy(?), I decided to compare it to their terribly common projectionism. They're big on words, and they're paranoid of loosing their power, so when Trump was running, there was alot of talk about "Dog Whistles." Trying to read some leftist articles on it, i've found they've made the most interesting claims of dog whistles. So, presumably, they use their own dog whistles, view them as really powerful tools, and that's why they're paranoid of us (those of us to the right of socialism [nazi, their historic enemy, to be specific], therefore "far right") having them. I even found an article on Vox warning the left not only how to find them, but warning that we don't have as many (if any) as they think, and by writing about our dog whistles that don't exist, they're giving themselves away.

On a quest to see what these whistles were and what they meant, I managed to stumble upon this. Frankly, this is a ton of mumbo-jumbo that most of us would see as feel-good, victim-culture propaganda, but the more i look, the more i see the usual dog whistles, like "sustainability" (which seems to correlate with material covered in the UN's Agenda 21). I saw one interesting word salad that's worth looking at all on it's own:

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(To be clear: the notion of racism isn’t being discussed in this article, rather colorism, a stimulant for dog-whistle diversity and inclusion. Showing favoritism towards those with a similar skin color and unfavorably toward those with different skin color.)

So, if we were to look at it with our usual lens, the left is just making up words again. If we look at it in terms of "dog whistles," we see a confession here that the left doesn't mean "racism" when they say "racism" but, perhaps, "wrong think." They had to come up with a new term to describe racism, since racism has the coded meaning.

So i post this as a request that we take some time to enumerate and identify these code words and figure out what they actually mean. We know they've been at this since at least the 60s in universities in the US, and i've heard them in elementary/primary school during the 90s in the US (frankly, i just don't know about other countries, but I know they're invading there too, just don't know how far).