Israel is a distraction. The obsession over race is a distraction. People know something is wrong and they're grasping at whatever movement is helping them make sense of it. It's the Jews! It's the blacks! It's white supremacy! The issues within America and the West today comes down to one thing. Marx's battle against God. If we want to save America, we must reject Marxist ideology in all its forms. It doesn't matter if it's critical theory, critical race theory, cultural Marxism, intersectionality, classical Marxism, progressivism, or any other movement that attempts to explain the ills of the world through an oppressor/oppressed lens.
Here's the playbook:
Step 1: Use identity politics to create a victim/oppressed class.
Step 2: Identify an out group, claim that group has an unjust amount of power that is used to oppress you.
Step 3: Convince the victim/oppressed class the system itself is tainted and irredeemable.
Step 4: Promise a utopian society that can only be brought in through revolution. Led by the prominent voices of course.
Step 5: Channel the anger of the victim/oppressed class to action to tear down what currently exists and take power.
Many will read this and automatically associate this with the progressive left and their crusade against "whiteness" and "white supremacy" and they would be 100% accurate.
Sadly, some on the right have realized this tactic actually works and have adopted it themselves. Their message is that white people, especially white Christian men are the victim/oppressed class.
The out group responsible for this oppression is the Jews. The system itself is corrupted by Jewish supremacy and influence.
If we get rid of the Jews and free ourselves from Israel we can have the perfect white Christian American utopia.
The system the founders setup failed us. The Constitution isn't enough. The only solution is a revolution to tear down the system.
White men must rise up and take back their country.
The end result is that on one end of the spectrum you have the woke left, BLM, and the DSA calling for the destruction of the oppressive white capitalist system and on the other end you have the right calling for the destruction of the oppressive Jewish controlled capitalist system.
Both ends of the political spectrum calling for the destruction of our republic. Both are anti-American.
America doesn't need a political revolution. It needs a political reformation. We need to look back and restore our constitutional republic to it's original intent. Not burn it to the ground to replace it with something different. I admit the conservative movement failed because it lacked action. Reformation is a more accurate goal.
Finally, from a Christian perspective, America definitely doesn't need a revolution. The Church shouldn't be focused on pushing a political revolution or reformation. The Church should focus on evangelism and making disciples while praying for a spiritual revival.
I'm not saying the Church should stay out of politics. I believe the Church should disciple its people in every area of life. What I'm warning against is politics becoming the primary focus of the Church and the primary mechanism by which we seek to achieve change.