Jul 20, 2020
Seven Reasons Why Americans Aren't Fighting Back And
Turning A Blind Eye To Their Country’s Destruction
Board Certified Forensic Psychiatrist, Carole Lieberman,
M.D., M.P.H., says, “Our forefathers are turning over in their
graves, as they watch the America they dreamed of, fought for, and
shed blood to create, turn from ‘America The Beautiful’ into
‘America The Desecrated and Demolished!’”
Dr. Carole warns, “There will be a greater rise in
suicides due to people seeing their world destroyed than there was
from coronavirus because people don’t want to live in this ’new
normal’ of seemingly unstoppable violence.”
Seven Reasons Why Americans Aren't Fighting Back And Turning A
Blind Eye To Their Country’s Destruction
1. Fear
Many Americans are understandably: afraid of being injured or
killed if they physically or verbally confront violent
individuals or mobs who-up to now-have been unstoppable, and afraid
of seeming racist or politically incorrect if they speak out,
because they aren’t aware BLM has been infiltrated by several
radical groups whose aim is to create anarchy.
2, Disempowerment
When police are told to stand down-because of mayors and governors
who think that not stopping anarchists will appease them and
they’ll go quietly away-it emasculates and disempowers them. So,
too, everyday citizens. After all, if anarchists can loot, destroy
police cars and statues, and perpetrate violence - and the police
run away with their tails between their legs. How can an everyday
citizen feel strong enough to take on the mobs?
3. PTSD
The traumatic experiences of 2020 have caused many of us to develop
PTSD. After 9/11, studies showed that people who watched TV images
of the Twin Towers falling - again and again - developed PTSD, even
though they were nowhere near NYC, DC or Pennsylvania. Many
Americans have been similarly glued to TV news about
coronavirus statistics and patients on ventilators. So, they
developed PTSD, even if they don’t know anyone who got
COVID-19. Indeed, it has triggered PTSD in people who have had it
from 9/11, or from serving our country in the military. We are in
shock. How did Norman Rockwell’s apple pie America turn into a war
zone?
4. Denial
Some people have buried their heads in the sand, after finding all
of this too overwhelming, and have simply run off to the
Hamptons or had parties, pretending that they were in no danger at
all and that America wasn’t being turned into rubbish.
5. Poor Education
While we were sleeping, college professors - even at fine
universities - have been brainwashing our kids - rewriting
history and teaching them to believe that socialism and communism
are better than democracy and capitalism. These post-9/11
generations, raised by parents who suffer from PTSD from the terror
attack, absorbed their parents’ sense of helplessness and now want
government to feed and diaper them. Their education apparently also
lacked reading assignments of Orwell’s 1984 and Animal Farm, or
anything written by Ayn Rand.
6. Disorientation
Studies show that when people are disoriented, they walk in a daze
in circles. The events of 2020 - which could never have been
imagined, except in dystopian novels or movies, have disoriented
us. The disrespect and destruction of historical symbols:
statues, our flag and national anthem, have left us in
no-man’s land. This was foreshadowed by Orwell’s dystopian
novel, 1984, in which the protagonist, Winston Smith, rewrites
history at the Ministry of Truth.
7. Self-Destructiveness
The painful incessant drumbeat of coronavirus, lockdowns, the 24/7
message:
“We’re all gonna die!”, and increasingly divisive and aggressive
politics, have made some of us self-destructive. Some have turned
to alcohol or drugs, while others are unconsciously surrendering,
allowing anarchists to do the deed for us. Some Americans are
feeling like their death is imminent, so why fight it?
Three Ways To Restore Sanity and Save America
1. Call in the National Guard to support the police and put an
immediate stop to the rioting, looting, statue toppling and home
invasions.
2. Create more hotlines providing free or low-cost psychiatric
treatment.
3. Air more TV and radio programs dedicated to helping people with
their mental health problems - and fewer programs that have
gratuitous violence. This doesn’t mean cancel Paw-Patrol because
one of the character is a police dog.