February 5, 2021

The insurrection-overrun of the Capitol building did not have a reality element to it. It was an outlet for hate. Hate replaces reality in the driving force of corruption.

The way it works is that power creates a big expectation for success. But it doesn't create success. The failure creates hate.

Corruption starts with the assumption that, if a person could prevail against others, it would solve his problems. It's a stupid assumption. Nothing is created or improved. But corrupters are the types of persons who are not that analytical. They start with a game-board mentality. To win is to defeat. Prevailing is to defeat and win.

Why is a game-board called a game? Because it is not a representation of life but a reductionistic set of interactions. Therefore, it should not be viewed as a formula in life. Some persons know that; others don't.

Corruption exudes infantile assumptions. Corrupters don't know that. They think they are superior, because they know how to win. They say, good guys always lose. The infantile assumptions of that path to life is incredible, but corrupters live by such slogans. They have never acquired the contradictory evidence that life demonstrates.

So they went to the Capitol building to be winners instead of losers. They more or less assume they won. It's like a game-board to see who can overthrow the Capitol building. Nothing else is gained by it. But when they encounter the rest of the realities of life, they are no longer winners. So they assume someone is doing some injustice to them.

The winners never stay winners when all of the realities are added up. Corrupters don't assume realities should be added up that way and someone is doing them wrong in adding things up that way. So they find enemies to blame and to hate.