The Problem With Jews and The Final Solution

At the practical level, the Problem with Jews is that people use them as scapegoats for their own failures.   To excuse themselves having to perform.  To excuse their own shortcomings.   A lazy side-stepping excuse around things that are their own fault.  “I'm good, it's not my fault, they did this to me.”

It is the long-running poor human habit of blaming others for things that are one’s own fault.

Manipulative leaders and rulers focus followers towards these others for the blame, and use these others to achieve their ends.

The Final Solution is for people to grow up.  To take on personal self-responsibility.   Like an adult.

To stop being gullible and falling into the machinations of others.  To cut through the contrived scatter manipulators have built up to obfuscate, cloak, and manipulate.

Blaming others for one’s problems is a lazy way of shifting  personal responsibility and excusing performance.

Stop thinking about extracting what you desire from another instead of producing it yourself. 

Avoid children’s blame games.   Don’t reflect unhappiness onto others.

Those poor habits hold you back and you hurt yourself because they continue your failure, and you hurt others because you’re stealing from their human effort.  It would get you kicked off of any professional sports team because neither the fans, the owners or your fellow players will hear any of it. They expect you to suck it up, perform, and be a winner.

Throughout all of human history the problem of other,  without fail, drags all involved down into the heart of darkness: hate and rage, self pity, victimhood,  and physically attacking the “other” with the inevitable social and self destruction.

Blaming “The Jews” is silly, childish behavior. A fools errand.   It evades self responsibility and self-reliance.  What each should be asking themself are questions such as what did I do wrong, what habit do I change, how do I get better, how do I put it right.  Those are the questions and corrections that lead to personal success, like in professional sports where winning is not built on excuses about others.

At the spiritual level, when the Good Guy singles out a group and says I choose you, that group becomes a target for the Bad Guy in the internal eternal conflict of jealousy between right and wrong, good and bad, light and dark.   And that creates an extremely important judgment test for everyone else.

And at the action level, and to conclude, all each person trapped in this failing blame game needs to do is grow up.

Stop blaming others for things that are one’s own fault.

Don’t be gullible to the rulers and leaders with their concocted make-believe stories pointing at the other guy.  Don't play the fool.

One of the principal purposes of life is to get better at getting better.  It is a process.  When one instead blames their faults on others, one fails to undertake that process and fails to improve, and leaves this world in the same ignorant condition in which they arrived.

Stand up against, or at least ignore, those who create their little make-believe stories to lead people into attacking others for their property, instead of producing their own well-fare with the satisfaction and pride derived from having done so.

Learn from mistakes.   Put effort into acquiring new knowledge and skills.    Put effort into learning from mistakes, learn new principles that would better govern decisions.  And in that process, you will become better, and more efficient at getting better, and not leave this world better for having been here.

Martin C. Boire

November 16, 2023

Overly educated, overly experienced.  Often right, often wrong.

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