History enthusiasts and list lovers alike are invited to join us as we explore the world of enemy lists. These charming little rosters have been used by some folks throughout history – but what does it say about their leadership abilities?
After all, what could possibly say I’m a scared little asshole, more than a list of make-believe enemies?
Let’s look at how these blacklists came into existence during one particularly proud moment in our history: The 1930s in America. During this time, Jim Crow laws were enacted which made racism official policy while groups like the Ku Klux Klan wore stylish bed sheets and had a burning passion for hate crimes against minorities. Their actions spoke louder than words!
But why did they feel so strongly about keeping such lists and who was on them? Their lists weren’t for black people they didn’t need a list for that, it was a given, it was for the other folks who didn’t think the same way. Imagine being targeted by asswipes dressed in their 3-year-old’s Halloween costumes!
The idea of creating an enemy list has been around for centuries and unfortunately persists today. The Nazis used it during World War II to target specific groups they deemed inferior, or threatening. Stalin used them to purge Russia, and McCarthy used them in the US Senate in his communist witch hunts. How many more examples of stupid greedy men do you need to learn that IT IS NOTHING BUT FAILURE?
Fast forward several decades later, and some people are now advocating for its revival in modern times putting it into the platform of a major political party,- despite numerous historical examples where such lists have caused significant harm. Why would anyone think this is a good idea?
We do know however, history teaches us time and again about how dangerous it can be when certain individuals or groups become labeled “enemies” based solely on their beliefs or identities rather than actions taken against society at large. It often leads to discrimination, persecution, and even genocide.
So, let’s learn from our past mistakes instead of repeating them yet again. Lists of so-called “enemies” are not only unwise but also pose a significant threat to our freedom. They represent a return to darker times in history that we have worked hard to overcome. And as we have learned from the past the list only grows as new perceived enemies appear.
The dangers inherent within such lists cannot be understated; One thing is always certain you will be on it next. So, let’s be the ones to change this quickly instead of letting the infection fester and grow. Stand up to these fear-mongering assholes before they gain a foothold again.
This kind of crap never really goes away but always finds some weak minds to infect. Making lists of enemies is as wise as using gasoline to extinguish fires. We must remember the past so that we don’t become a repeat episode in one of history’s jokes. Be the people that learn from these mistakes. Stand up and vote to stop this now.
