Manipulism and the Weapon of Guilt: Collectivism Exposed by Mikkel Clair Nissen

Author:Mikkel Clair Nissen [Nissen, Mikkel Clair]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Mikkel Clair Nissen
Published: 2013-03-14T16:00:00+00:00

Liberated Mentality

Embrace disapproval; question society, its citizens, and society’s structure!

Embrace uniqueness!

Embrace individuality!

Embrace strength!

Embrace self-assurance!

Embrace curiosity!

The fact is that the collectivist mentality drives people to live a dependent life of envy. Amongst some collectivists, envy is so predominant that one can have a feeling that the collectivist knows what is in one’s bank account before oneself does. The liberated mentality is very different; it encourages the individual to turn one’s envy into being observing, outgoing, questioning, and encouraging (benign envy) by gathering inspiration and motivation in individuals of a better intellect and standing. These successful individuals are those who believe in themselves and encourage others who strive to reach the same level of accomplishments. This contrasts greatly with the collectivist mentality. Individualism creates a positive psychological societal cycle. This is what I refer to as America’s Social Security, the shoulder clap of encouragement that raises the levels of self-esteem for all of society.

As a consequence of this constant support, the society of the United States, which is built on benign envy—the shoulder clap of encouragement—in combination with market freedom, has not only shaped the world’s largest Gross National Product (GNP) but also the most millionaires, and in fact billionaires, in the world. Most importantly, this upper-class wealth has placed the American middle class in the world’s top five. So even though the American middle class is not ranked the first—with the scarcely high income taxes, sales taxes, and generally hidden duties and fees applied in all top-ranked countries—the American middle class is among the world’s most prosperous.

China, the country that has the world’s second largest Gross National Product (GNP), which averages US 5 trillion dollars, accomplishes their position as an economic power with a population of approximately 1.3 billion people, versus the United States’ GNP averaging over US 14 trillion dollars, which is accomplished by a population of only just over 300 million people. The United States has nearly triple the GNP with a billion fewer people creating that wealth. This offers more than enough prosperity for even the slightest opportunist willing enough to take part in the climb to accomplish the American Dream, and in addition this offers clear proof that absolute liberty, capitalism, and non-government intervention is the only true source of success.

Weapons against collectivism to teach your children and others:

How others see you is beyond any doubt insightful. Though, the true importance is how you see yourself. Avoid comparing yourself to others.

Approval from others is beyond any doubt positive. Yet, to find individual approval within is always of the highest priority. Never compromise your individual self.

Always listen and be curious and observant. Use benign envy to find inspiration in self-assured individuals who believe in themselves and lift their surroundings through encouragement.

Regardless what is said or done, no one can put you down. Only you can put yourself down. Avoid debasing yourself by referring to or thinking of yourself with denigrating statements.

Always encourage and express confidence in others. Especially embrace others in expressing self-encouragement and self-assurance in themselves.

Our mistakes do not define how bad we are, but merely how much better we can become.

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