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There are so many examples like these that most people have begun
to regard them as "normal" and "inevitable." In actual fact, they are merely
the end-product of a "mentality" that is becoming increasingly widespread.
Entire nations are being brainwashed from early on, brought up with such
false notions as "Life is a struggle, only the strong win," or "Get them,
before they get you," and who consistently see such messages in the films
they watch, the songs they listen to, and the news stories prevalent in the
media.
The perpetrators reported in these stories usually come from the
ranks of the uneducated in society. The "elite" of society, provoked by this
same mentality, also carry out the similar crimes, but do so in a more hidden
fashion, or in a manner that comes within their line of occupation, and are
therefore less easily identifiable.
This disturbing tendency towards violence in modern societies is
well-known, but no solution can yet be found for it. One important
impediment is the fact that this violence is regarded as "normal." A second
reason is that most people do not realize its true source. They think that the
problem can be resolved by resorting to legal and security measures. But
they are wrong. Of course, such "technical" measures are necessary, but the
true solution lies in determining the source of this degeneration in society,
and to cure the sickness ideologically.
The source of this degeneration, as this book has tried to make
evident, is Darwinism. Ideas such as "Life is a struggle, and only the strong
can win," and "If you don't get them, they will get you," have their roots in
Darwinism, are all ultimately responsible for the current increase in "fascism
in daily life" throughout the world.
Some people might object to this diagnosis, and say that "most people
who carry out violent actions have never heard of Darwinism." And this is
partly true. Those who commit these increasing acts of violence may well
never have heard of Darwinism. But those who govern that section of society
and shape their perspective do draw their inspiration from Darwinism. This
group is powerful and dominant in universities, the media, many scientific
institutions, in the arts and literature, in cinema and television, and in many
areas which influence the way people think. And it is they who disseminate
the idea that "Life is a struggle, and only the strong can win."
This community, which guides society in its direction, believes
blindly in Darwinism, and regard themselves, not as created by God and as