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I just finished drilling an AI about the morality of racial discrimination, and it's given me a lot to think about. I have come to realise that the principle of group flourishing, that groups left to their own devices will flourish, is pragmatic but ultimately arbitrary. I still believe it is a useful means to an end.

By arbitrary, I mean that it cannot be universalised i.e. the right for me to discriminate against niggers and the right for niggers to discriminate against me is morally relative. For a functioning universal moral framework, moral agency can only belong to the White man, and so no discrimination by other groups towards Whites, anywhere in the world, can be morally acceptable.

AI tried to argue me down from being racist, and it just made me more racist

Jesus Christ observed that humanity was so scared of the future (death) and what would happen that people were scared to sin. This fear of sin led to humanity "trapping" themselves in a sort of spiritual and "real" prison in which people were scared to do good and take action to promote goodness in society because they were so scared that even while doing good they might sin. One of the biggest promoters of this fear were the Pharisees who rule-lawyered the bible to the point that they had a rule for absolutely everything similar to how the Talmud is written. The extensiveness of their rule-lawyering further fed into people's fears of committing a sin by taking almost any action. Jesus Christ realized that humanity needed to be freed of sin in order for humanity to prosper because the fear of sin and its impact on people's afterlife was preventing humanity from being able to progress. This is why Jesus Christ "died for our sins" to free humanity from the prison they had created through the fear of sin.

We are entering another era of the exact same thing. This time the sin that people are scared of committing because of how it will impact their future is climate change, pandemics, sustainability, etc... and anything that is a risk in the future that the present is told they need to stop from ever occurring by actions in the present. This fear of something bad happening in the future is causing humanity to stop any progress as all resources are being committed to preventing anything bad from happening in the future. By fearing bad things happening in the future, humanity is trapping themselves in a spiritual/real prison in which all actions in the present must be governed by preventing something bad happening in the future thus preventing humanity from being free to live in the now without fear of risk in the future.

The promoters of liberalism like Mark Carney, the globalists and the like are the Pharisees who are doing all they can to rule-lawyer society around to prevent anyone from sinning or in this case, to prevent anyone from trying to live in a manner that isn't catering to the fear mongering of the future they promote.

It is the same story as Jesus Christ but with a modern spin to it because the overall environment and situation for humanity is different so the characters, themes and way in which the story unfolds differs but the essence of the story is the same.

I predict the "right-wingers" will lose in time and the climate alarmists will win. Society will degrade and essentially come to a stand still in "progress" as every resource becomes devoted to preventing something bad happening in the future instead of living in the present. This will go on for a time until humanity is spiritually dead and needs an "awakening". Everyone deep down will realize how they're living is wrong but no one will really know how to articulate it or they'll lack the conviction to anyhow. Then, 1 man will appear and he'll start preaching how humans ought to live and the system will kill him because of his potential threat. He'll be martyred and then humans collectively will just stop caring about the fear of the future and society will begin progressing again.