Woke is Christian

The Woke mind virus is Christianity.  It is just another attack on the genetic population groups produced by Europe, where presumptions about genetic universality are used to imply that homogenous combinations of genes are bad in order to heterogenize them and make them vulnerable to Decay, which in its own population group has remained homogenous.  

The idea that the Woke mind virus is Christianity sounds ridiculous to many, because (like homoeroticism v. Christianity or communism v. Christianity) those two concepts are presented as fundamentally opposed.  People have been deceived into thinking Savior-ity—Christianity—is about Jesus and goodness, but Savior-ity is truly about universality: leaving the lifecycle, which can be expressed as the salvation from matter.  That is why there is a savior—a christ—a Jesus. 

Today’s Jesusians tend to think they are completely against the Woke mind virus, and to think that of course that cannot be pro-Jesus.  Let us try to express that now.  Jesus is said to have created everything from a single point in time—the Genesis or Big Bang—and the popular stories of the Bible are more expressions of the “common origin” incorrect fantasy which is found in the Bible.  As the Bible put it, everyone would have had to come from the cosmigasm (the Sky Rabbi did it), wherever in the Middle East that S.R. felt like sculpting some mud, then Adam and Eve, then Noah’s family.  The Torah part of the weapon designed for use against Europeans (the Bible) is made up of several foundational stories about a common origin for humanity.  Again, its purpose was to make homogeny look bad so that the target would stop being homogenous and instead become heterogenous.  It was to do this so that it would be easy for Decay—which had exclusively remained homogenous and un-tricked by the nonsense of Christianity.  

If everyone’s the same, then different results for different groups mean that something has been interfering with the situation.  Different scores for different groups on, say, math tests mean that the lower-scoring group has been depressed.  After all, in the Jesusian Bible S.R. told the story, and in Bangist Science (faith-based, not observation-based although it pretends the latter) the story was told (called a theory in keeping with pretensions of empiricism) of how all human groups came from the same place.  The narratives of Genesis/Big Bang are that.  Jesusian and Bangist Christians are very committed to those narratives because of the very important common origins portion of universality.  Whenever someone says that S.R. should be given more love and faith in his existence, they are showing how their environment is ready to cycle—how their society is ready to be broken up.  

(Anyone interested in the history of science on Earth can here note how the manifestation of the environment provided by Earth 2025 utilizes human belief in common origins of the Big Bang and Out of Africa "theories" to foster the heterogenization that effects the cycling of an environment via destruction of human societies within that environment.  Many people here truly cannot believe that things are different--they are drawn to universality even though they think their thoughts are their own generation not the environment's.  Behavior like local insistence that they follow empiricism or that they have brain-generated souls is yet another delusion of independence.  Like a human toddler stamping his foot and insisting that he really is 10 feet tall, it is a ridiculous claim and it is not going to change because you argue with that person.  You may, though, witness a bowl of pudding being thrown and someone going to that person's room.  "Saying you love a rabbi from the Middle East will too make European society good!")  

(In realms of local politics, it can be noted how the opposition to decay can later be blamed for the bad aspects of decay.  For example, some politician--let's say Trump--can later be blamed because it is completely true he did become popular around the time the society was going down.)

Assume that a group of Deep African Descended (Black) students, a group of Deep European Descended (White) students, and a group of Deep East Asian Descended (Yellow) students are given the same math test.  When reviewing the test results, it seems that the Blacks have done very low, the Whites have done somewhat high, and the Yellows have done the highest.  The conclusion inspired by a modern expression of Christianity (Wokeness) is that some evil process is preventing the Black students from achieving higher scores—scores on parity with at least the White students.  Since S.R. has provided the narrative of everyone having been created just the same via the Bible or some other narrative of cultural criticism and universal Middle Eastern origins, it is obvious that such has happened.  That is Wokeness.  

Having un-evidenced belief that a Middle Eastern rabbi as described in the universalist Bible made the world is not in contrast to this.  In fact, it is just another form of this.  Woke is Christian.