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I think this article is kinda old, friend linked it to me so now it's rather same-y
but I don't see many articles/pieces establish the historical context in that piece
also knew the gimmedats was too strong
Well there's certainly a historic precedent for intra-"white" discrimination, and it goes well back into the Middle Ages. Discrimination has occurred along geographic, religious, familial, and monetary lines concurrently. People haven't change that much over the last 1000 years. Imperialism, Nationalism, Corporatism, and "Identism"(or whatever) have been applied to our natural tribalism to try and grow and shape the accepted tribe size and content.
People generally are not going to be happy without something bigger than themselves to belong to. This is where I think Nietzsche's projection of the coming of an Overman ultimately runs into reality. They are both rare and have always been with us: They create the "Something bigger". Unfortunately the "something bigger" has progressively shrunken in size in the post-modern era, and I suspect that that is the underlying systemic source of a lot of depression and anxiety. Available "great purposes" are tiny and hollow.