The Eternal Neros

Since humans have existed on earth, they have had pains, wounds, and troubles. Sometimes anxious, sometimes ready for action, and based on these, they formulate to themselves that the world is not perfect. And in the end, they raise the question of who is responsible for it.

Advertising and the Socially Sensitive

Many people do not have a pronounced set of values. Based on their knowledge acquired from the media about human phenomena, they make judgments or sometimes do not. Therefore, everything that comes from the media, while extolling the legitimacy, importance, and greatness of their freedom, actually educates them.

For example, that everything bad that happens to them is the fault of their environment, upbringing, laws, that is, society is responsible. The problem with this proposition is that there is a lot of truth in it, but it is not the whole truth. In any case, people have become so engrained in their thinking that they are not responsible for the bad things experienced in the world, that advertising professionals advise greedy children to blame the bunny after eating the sweets. And children learn that if they do something wrong, they cleverly have to blame someone else and that’s it.

The Heterosexual, White, Christian Man

I do not think that the person who came up with the bunny ad is a member of some dark sect. No. This person is a pathetic little marketer who is filled with faulty, sinful views. That’s all that comes out of his head.

But I know there are money-hungry scoundrels in the world who have thoroughly researched that people tend to blame others for their bad feelings. I have bad news for them. They waste money on psychology and social psychology experiments.

Adam, the progenitor, also defended himself with the Father by saying that the woman gave him the forbidden fruit, which is true, cowardice – but at least he did not start arguing about who took a bigger bite.

So, it is the ancient reaction of humans to look for a cause for problems. This is particularly vulnerable to teenagers. At that age, they begin to build their own set of values, to draw their own worldview. And at that time, there is a demand for a quick, instant explanation of why the world is bad. It is so easy at this time to convince them that all the bad things in the world are the fault of heterosexual, white, Christian men.

Every teenage white boy has a conflict with his father. Every white teenager has a problem with his son. So boys and girls alike can easily be persuaded that heterosexual, white, Christian men are responsible for everything, for all the bad things.

And if these young people see that it is not usually the indigenous Europeans who are stabbing each other at diversity festivals, they think that the climate is responsible for these acts, which their parents created. But why are they raised this way by the media?

The Christian Man is Difficult to Indoctrinate

Once in the Yes newspaper, a young man wrote why he became anti-communist. It happened when he was very young, in the midst of socialism, that he told at home how good a man Lenin uncle was. His father then said that you know, the problem with Lenin uncle is that he hated Jesus.

That was enough for him, and the truth is, it can be enough for us, whether it’s Lenin uncle or the woke ideologist and his followers.

But we even ask the question, why do the big anti-capitalists and other Soros-funded activists not like Christianity. Simple. The Christian man is very difficult to control. There is little chance he will become a consumer idiot.

He hears good and not-so-good homilies or sermons weekly, and most importantly: he is in personal contact with God, whose essence most society-transforming activists are aware of. Probably Nero as well, when he set fire to Rome to blame Christians for the terrible devastation.

So, the practice today of blaming Christians for troubles is not an invention of modern times. A Roman ruler could come up with this much. The question is, how long will Christians tolerate being slandered.

The Patience of Christianity

The question is not how long human patience lasts, the question is whether there are consequences to the slyness of slandering Christians. Are there consequences to always trying to deceive the youth. Turning generations against each other.

There are and will be. From the tempter who deceived Adam and Eve will come a serpent who slithers in the dust. This means that his living space is the dust. He initiated it. Who will he blame?

Piroska Rákóczi