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[Anonymous No.2526564]

Politically delineated "state" entities, although they are contrived abstractions, nonetheless have deep and resonant associations for what psychologist Carl Jung referred to as the collective unconscious, or "mass mind." These geopolitical characters are a constellation referred to as much as the family in the self's determination of identity, their fortunes often determined by their inhabitants blind, convulsive will.

Political constructs such as national/racial identity or the emotional attachment to a state's leader are sublimated projection: the cloying gurgles of an infant child. They make no sense even to their mewing dispatchers.

They are simply the voiced rationalization for a deeply rooted identification with (or, perhaps, alienation from) nation states (not only one's own, but all perceived states) as archetypes in a system of astral-political deities.

[Anonymous No.2526571]

>>2526564
I am recognising this post without adding anything significant.

[Anonymous No.2526573]

And then stereotypes happen.

[Anonymous No.2526590]

Go to bed, Sigmund.

[Anonymous No.2526656]

op is a fat homo

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