2.21.17 And away we go

There's this funny thing that occurs, when we find ourselves in opposition to someone else. We can be quickened and insightful, our edges clean and our purpose remanded. 
We can feel more certain and sure, and mistake the authenticity of opposing, for the thrill of our personality clarifying. 

Some begin relying on creating conflict with others, to refind the strong selves, that they tend to become in those circumstances.

They begin to believe their own rationalizations, for picking on others, opposing them easily, on the basis of innate unchangeable and reassuringly easy target characteristics, such as race, sex, class, sexual orientation, height, ethnic background, different abilities or looks.

Discrimination, and eventually hate behavior, can bring together people, triangulating two against one. 

Hatred can bring cohesiveness to a diverse group of people who are distressed and hopeless and can't understand how to improve their lives.

Make believe reasons to turn and direct fear and hatred and distress, against groups already maligned in a culture, is convenient and workable and satisfying.

Easy as pie,to get a bunch of people to act like a pack of dogs attacking an outsider.
Silly stupid shortsighted delusional easily-manipulated rationalizing humans.