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* Feeling honest shame when you do something wrong, and feeling genuine embarrassment when you are caught
* Refusing hand-outs
* Sympathizing with people around you, putting yourself in their shoes, and treating them how you would like to be treated in that position
These are all virtues instilled in us by our parents and the community we were raised in, with some of the more grounding morals being genetic in our blood.
These virtues are also ripe for abuse. Particularly our sense of sympathy. It makes us incredibly powerful when we're inside our own group. But once it is applied to those who are far lesser than us, who do not share that same sense of sympathy, it can easily be weaponized. And that is what we are seeing today. If you had to come up with a playbook to destroy the white race, perhaps you would:
* Convince them that their women, who are far more susceptible to their principles being abused, are equal to them and should have the same, or more, authority.
* Convince them that the world is a horrible place, unfit for someone moral to bring a child into
* Convince them that sexual deviance is a harmless immutable characteristic that a person cannot control
* Convince them that violent peoples are just misguided and can be changed, if you let them in
Accepting a hand-out prevents you from getting better. It isn't just a sign of weakness, it is also a *cause* of weakness.
The interesting thing is that arguably most white people cannot adequately explain *why* they don't accept hand-outs. Most give a trite explanation. But the commonality is that they were *raised* with this perfect value, so it sticks. It doesn't matter if they don't know why. What matters is that they honor this value and pass it along to their children.