Personal RACISM ethically, inevitably dims and dulls one's eyes and mind, while far worse political RACISM covetously, ultimately titillates and intoxicates...
True, some recently, socially disenfranchised DID NOT observably, logically thus ethically understood the RACISM they now suffer by others newly empowered. Although equally true, some recently, politically empowered DO NOT observably, logically thus ethically understand the RACISM they now exact upon others newly disenfranchised.
"O the speck and splinter fester graver per critical eyes
Cynically 'The ayes have it!' thus vied finically the guise
Mystically the ruse the racket per the excuse slightly tacit
Though logically flaccid, academically plain upon placid"
Verse taken from Proem & Poem No. 147 - John Locke and Francis Schaeffer / Part 1 per my forthcoming 11th book.
Come let us Reason. Peace is always a Choice.
Study, Ponder, Labor, till last Breath.
Lord Acton (1834-1902) rightly stated of course, "Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely." I would further suggest and logically emphasize, power do not "tend to corrupt" rather quite intend to fully corrupt, therefore marginal power corrupts marginally towards inevitable absolutism.
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