November 9, 2020

The image is more important than the result for corrupters. But isn't the result the most important image? Not for corrupters.

Elitism shapes the image. Elitism disconnects from results. In fact, elitism must disconnect from objective reality, since objective reality is the doom of corrupters.

Elitism is a copycat procedure. It's an attempt to look like the models of success, which requires a lot of exaggerating. It's a highly forced image which never looks natural.

The fakery is quite visible in elitism, but corrupters don't notice, because fakery is too abstract for them to grasp.

But there has to be a lot more to getting where corrupters want to get. So elitism can only be produced part of the time, while the rest of the time is doing the hard grind of corrupting.

The hard grind of corrupting obviously obliterates the image for corrupters. But there is a fix for that. It's fighting a war against enemies. In war, anything goes. The more obnoxious, the more heroic. Weapons are used to destroy, not pamper.

That's why the primary method of doing anything by corrupters is to fight a war against enemies. Supposed, defeating enemies solves all problems. Enemies are contrived if they don't exist, because they are desperately needed by corrupters.

So in between the grueling battles against enemies, corrupters are sitting around the cafes being elites. It's twittering and then Mar-A-Lego.

Elitism is so rudimentary that even the birds will attempt it, which I once saw in four blackbirds which landed on the lawn outside the window. One of the blackbirds was older than the hills. His feathers were ruffled and partly missing. Following him were three youngsters. The old timer would move and peck in a stilted manner and then wait while the youngsters tried to mimic him. The young ones assumed they could get to where the old timer was by mimicking him; and the old timer assumed he could teach them how it works.