January | 2021 | Charles Konia, M.D.

Politics Can Never Be the Answer to Social Problems

The destructiveness that occurred in our Nation’s Capital on January 6, 2021 has shown conclusively that social problems can never be addressed through political means. As the result of the still unrecognized transformation of American society from authoritarian to anti-authoritarian, the functional relationship of the components of the two party system has changed from attractive opposition to antagonistic opposition. This means that it is not possible for politicians belonging to the Democratic and the Republican Parties to work together for the well being of America because of the irreconcilable ideologically based, political differences between them. In general, the Democratic Party seems to be pro-American but it is covertly opposed to the principles that America has traditionally stood for while the Republican Party is still basically pro-American.

What probably happened to cause the chaos and mayhem was that an originally peaceful movement of people protesting the 2020 election results became infiltrated by the emotional plague, reactionary groups from the political extreme right and radical groups from the political extreme left. However, the emotional plague attack that occurred on that day is only part of the picture. It is people’s unawareness that keeps them from having a deeper understanding of what happened.

Today, the emotional plague from the political left is actively at work politicizing almost every area of human life. However, all partisan political involvement, not just the censorship by the media that is happening from the left, is essentially people’s defensive function originating from their armor that prevents them from looking inward and seeing that the outwardly directed socio-political ideologies have nothing to do with the bio-emotional origin of their personal problems.

Looking outward to political leaders for help is only one of many ways that armored people seek mystical solutions for their personal, emotionally-based problems. It is functionally identical to people’s seeking salvation from religious saviors.

If social situations could be observed the way they are, that is, functionally and not mystically, it would be possible to separate the rational, legitimate function of politics from people’s irrational expectations from politics and from their politicians.

The problem is not that it it is either the left or the right. It is that it is neither left nor right.

“The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars. It is in ourselves that we are underlings.”

January 9, 2021
Categories: Uncategorized . Tags: emotional plague, mysticism, politics . Author: Charles Konia, M.D. . Comments: 17 Comments

On the Leftist Ideologues’ Rewriting America’s History

On an individual level, growing up in an armored, family environment will render the child in various degrees out of touch – clueless – with himself and with his historical past. In psychiatry, this process is called repression.

On a social level, leftist ideologues’ rewriting America’s history by distorting it according to their pre-existing views about the ways things should be in our society, amounts to repression on a mass scale. It is intended to wipe out people’s contact with themselves and with the memory of their nation’s historical past. Systematically tearing down historical statues by leftist ideologues is another example of social repression.

These are some of the destructive manifestations of the emotional plague from the political left. They are being permitted and supported in today’s anti-authoritarian society by many people who have the authority for maintaining law and order but do not have the ability to exercise it by exposing the plague. The effect on the mindless public is that they are becoming even more out of touch with themselves and with their sense of loyalty and patriotism to America. It places Americans at the mercy of far left ideologues who will use the power generated by the vacuum that is created by the absence of authority to manipulate people’s lives and promise them a bright, better, new, communist future for America. This will be provided by the Democratic Party (aka CPUSA), members who were duly elected to political power by the clueless American people themselves.

In summary: The emotional plague operates to destroy America by destroying American people’s contact with themselves. This is how the plague takes the current anti-authoritarian transformation of American society to its next level, into a communist state. The tragedy is that the clueless American public is becoming even more clueless by the emotional plague’s activity from the political left and it is happening in front of their own eyes.

January 3, 2021
Categories: Uncategorized . Tags: CPUSA, emotional plague . Author: Charles Konia, M.D. . Comments: 14 Comments

The Political Agenda of the Far Left

Because all people are armored, the components of society as a whole had to armor in order for it to function. Some examples of these necessary forms of armored social organizations are the police, the military and the various governmental agencies that “regulate” the nation and its economy.

The function of the radical left is to destroy America. Its mode of operation can be understood in its agenda for America, to attack and destroy these necessary forms of social armor. Another method of attack by them is to encourage people to engage in civil disobedience against America and to foment chaos whenever possible. Rationalized as political justice, its goal is to eliminate civility and increase social anxiety. These tactics are designed to mobilize, and bring to the social surface, destructive impulses contained in the American people’s secondary layer. The effect is to destroy the existing American society and its government, take control of it and replace it with another form of social organization that controls the life of its people. Their political agenda is unopposed because of the still unrecognized operation of the emotional plague.

January 1, 2021
Categories: Uncategorized . Tags: emotional plague . Author: Charles Konia, M.D. . Comments: 5 Comments