Simplistically "Good", Alexis Ohanian, Karen H. Klein, Charity As Anti-Taxation Polemic, Absolution, Expiation and Injustice

If the American People are inherently simplistically "good" and charitable as the Co-founder  of
 reddit .com    Alexis Ohanian suggest, there wouldn't be Republican-Conservatives and their Intellectual-Liberalism.

In an attempt to explain the recent Karen H Klein  phenomenon, which reddit.com played a role in her receipt of over $500,000 in donations as a result of her being bullied by 7th graders on a Greece, New York school district bus.  Alexis Ohanian expressed the typical supposition that charity is objectively as a Political-Economy fact good and it's practioners good people.

Charity as an objective fact of American Political-Economy has always been a gambit of self-interest and it continues to fulfill it's primary role as an anti-taxation polemic.  As it applys in the Karen H. Klein phenomenon, where the 68 yr. old Karen H. Klein a grandmother was bullied with nasty cliches of core Americana by 7th graders.  We find once again an inability and unwillingness by the status quo narrative to view a phenomenon as being motivated by something other than myths of society, myths in this context of "good".

America is nihilistic and alienated, irrespective of critique and woldview.  Why people have donated over $500,000 to Karen H. Klein isn't quite inherently simplistically "good" and charitable as suggested by Alexis Ohanian, but it's a means a form of absolution and expiation.  The injustice experienced by Karen H. Klein at the hands of those 7th graders of Greece, New York is core Americana, replicated on a daily basis through out our national social strata.

Whether it's President Barack Obama, Democrats and their mortal struggle with Senator Mitch McConnell and Republicans or the Speculative-Value narrative of Reaganomics and it's War with middle-class public workers or the misery loves company dialectic of the hapless ill informed---the dynamic of injustice is bed rock Americana as the Bill of Rights.

Absolution, expiation and tokens of it's expression are as illogical as the logic of paralysis in the face of injustice which then stimulates the need to absolve oneself and atone for the averted eyes, the sealed lips and failure to pay attention and acquire the information necessary to combat the injustices with which we construct our American values.

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