Quick thought, might be invalid.
For a long time I’ve noticed that the Wokies are correct about lots of basic concepts.
First and most powerfully, LIVED EXPERIENCE makes better learning than memorizing theories. This has been my guiding passion for many years.
Second, the older cultures, including the old Americans and most Africans, know how to live life according to Natural Law. We should be listening to them instead of listening to the aristocrats who designed stock markets and organized churches.
The Wokies go wrong because they stretch these correct rules into wildly exaggerated forms that end up valuing fake experience as defined by the Woke leaders, and “native culture” as defined by the Woke leaders. The official Woke views of experience and Natural Law are pretty much the opposite of real experience and tradition.
New thought: Wokism is designed by Agents Provocateurs. The sole purpose of an AP to take a valid viewpoint, religious or political or educational, and streeeeeetch it beyond the breaking point so it looks horrible.
We’ve seen this trick repeatedly. In earlier centuries the witch hunters made the pre-Christian Euro version of Natural Law look horrible. In the ’50s the FBI made FDR’s collectivist version of Natural Law look horrible. In the 90s the Bush neocon APs made the Islamic version of Natural Law look horrible. Now the bitcoin APs and Trump make the populist and agrarian versions of Lived Experience look horrible.
Always the same pattern, and Wokism fits it perfectly.
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