Dissident Memes #8 – The ⏰ Edition

or: An edition I didn't know what to call it

Apr 25, 2023

»I emphatically feel the greatest threat to humanity is the acquiescence to censorship and the suffocation of free speech and free thought. A commitment to freedom demands a willingness to let others speak, whether or not we agree with them.« –Margaret Anna Alice

»GloboCap is not a bunch of guys in a room conspiring to do all this. Global capitalism is a system.« –CJ Hopkins

However, there are some key systemlings (small selection):

Has anyone been indicted yet, anyone?

»When childhood dies, its corpses are called adults and they enter society, one of the politer names of hell. That is why we dread children, even if we love them, they show us the state of our decay.« –Brian W. Aldiss

Photography by **Gottfried Helnwein** | Untitled, Detail, Polaroid, 1987

»The real viral disease that infected Nazi Germany is eugenics — eugenics is the elitist ideology at the root of all genocides. Eugenics is cloaked in a mantle of pseudo-science. It was embraced by the academic and medical establishment as well as the judiciary — in Germany and the United States.« –Vera Sharav

Picture by **Gottfried Helnwein** | Epiphany I (Adoration of the Magi), mixed media (oil and acrylic on canvas), 1996, Denver Art Museum

The American eugenics movement originated in the late 1800s and has always been undeniably based in racism and nativism. The word “eugenics” originally referred to the biological improvement of human genes, but was used as a pseudoscience to justify discriminatory and destructive acts against supposedly undesirable people […]

The ultimate goal of the eugenics movement was to “breed out” undesirable traits in order to create a society with a “superior” genetic makeup, which essentially meant reducing the population of the non-white and the mentally ill. The eugenics movement was widely accepted in American society well into the 20th century, and was not at all relegated to the fringes of society like one might expect. In fact, most states had federally funded eugenics boards, and state-ordered sterilization was a common occurrence. (source)