Tuesday, January 15, 2019

Last anachronistic bastion: Person-centric loyalty



Last anachronistic bastion: Person-centric loyalty
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As was said in the initiation of the Christian Era (C.E.):
 
If one took Jesus as an avatar for a new construct of social logic, then family and 
other social and cultural loyalties couldn’t and shouldn’t be superordinate to more 
cogent and logical propositions. Yet, 2000+ years later, social and cultural themes 
still celebrate the ‘blood ties’ and ‘blood bonds’ as not only the ethical standard, 
but the moral standard for human interaction. And concurrently the rise of 
 transnational entities, let alone transcultural themes reflect the move from the 
more blood and locale related centered to the more abstract and extrapolated 
constructs of their biological and social origins.

But this bastion continues in evermore fierce insular to incestuous rationales for 
its continued private and PUBLIC maintenance, as it members become the fodder 
and disposable tools for the transnational and transcultural entities as those entities 
fungible, cannibalized components. More and more on the local level, the human 
components are coming to the realization that these entities have little-to-no ethical 
or moral loyalties to the people as they have among themselves for each other. The 
trans-humanistic ethos of corporate profit or institutional standards used, if not 
having perceived the humans as widget-commodities that were their economic and 
political, expendable  “captives” of both their self-imposed, local and their 
provisional, parochial mindset.
What was a kinetic advantage for ages by those of human-centric loyalties, they 
now are seeing its limitations of options when faced with constructs that operate 
with amoral impunity, that is prospectively indifferent to the social or cultural 
consequences of its operations. Much like the indigenous people encountered by 
the immigrants from Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, these latter-day 
indigenous populations are seeing their way of life disappearing and taken away 
by these, effectively de facto hostile entities.

This IS the reality since these entities are not limited in their expression to inertial, 
emotional aesthetics, but they exist on the logic of potentiality. As such, the 
aesthetic of emotional bias are more based on the effectiveness of the 
instrumentality on meeting its designed ends, than any consideration of its effects 
beyond those parameters.

Since person-centric loyalty’s foundation is emotionally and inertial provincial to 
xenophobic, the alternative of some pluralistic tack  for a solidarity with other 
social and cultural entities facing the same vulnerabilities and threats is less of a 
probable outcome. That being so and much similar to the fate of the indigenous 
people their progenitors encountered, this form of social organization will find
 itself in the neoreservations of economic and political captivity of forces 
reflecting the thinking of amoral logical potentiality than any humanistic, communal 
ethos.
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