CRT (The Marxist Plot)

CRT or Critical Race Theory, a phrase heard often now amid the recent BLM riots and radical move against “white supremacy”, but what is CRT and why is it so important? Also, should it be taught as a part of history in our school? Well I’m here to answer these questions!

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What is CRT? Well, created in the 1970’s, CRT is basically the theoretical premise that America’s institutions are by nature systematically racist towards minorities, ranking them in tiers on a pyramid, whites being on top and blacks on the bottom with Latinos, Asians and others filling in the rest. The idea is that from American foundation the “system” is rigged in favor of certain races, namely whites. Their case: slavery and other discriminatory acts made by largely white institutions, like Jim Crow. Their plan is to fix this issue by re-programing our own subconscious to not be racist (“our” being whites), this being because according to them all whites are born with a discriminatory subconscious that they can’t control for the mere fact that they don’t even know that it’s there. So the solution is nothing short of brainwashing whites to praise minorities, primarily blacks.

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Now that we know what CRT is, WHAT IN THE WORLD! Are we insane? Ok, first, the whole idea is THEORETICAL, so it’s based off premise and not facts. Next, the constitution is very clear on the rights of ALL MEN, plus Jefferson originally added a bit about slavery and the evil it was, regardless of the fact that many of the men that founded America owned slaves, including Jefferson himself, they clearly understood the evil it was. Slavery was a problem of the day, just like Homosexuality is a problem of this day. Also, CRT doesn’t make sense for institutions, not hiring or listening to hard working minorities with good ideas is very bad for business. Even it the owners of these businesses were racist, labor is labor. This is also why Asian-Americans are more successful than most whites, CULTURE! Asians have strong moral and family values, they are also hard working which is why they are successful, it’s not a stereotype, it’s the truth. The average Asian student studies twice as much as the average white student. Blacks make up about 13% of the population of the U.S. and are responsible for 50% of the murder in the country, most of it being black on black. That’s a culture problem, not a race problem. Granted, policies like Jim Crow have been influential in creating a bad culture for blacks, but that doesn’t excuse it. Why are there more blacks in prison than white? Because blacks commit more crimes, sorry, it’s just the way it is. If you want to keep blacks out of prison and out of trouble, definitely DON’T defund the police who serve you day in and day out, but rather change the culture.

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In conclusion, yes, racism does exist, but institutional racism does NOT exist. The idea in reality is nothing more than Marxism, the proletariat, (blacks) over throwing the “oppressive” bourgeoisie (whites). The oppressors and the oppressed, the victims and the victimizers. The Marxist Plot. Thank you for reading and as always, until next time!