American Psychoanalytic Association promotes anti-white racism, calls “whiteness” a “parasitic-like condition”

Dr. Donald Moss, a white-looking psychoanalyst, has published a paper in the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association that says “whiteness” is “a malignant, parasitic-like condition to which ‘white’ people have a particular susceptibility.”

Entitled, “On Having Whiteness,” the paper describes whiteness as a condition that one “first acquires” and later “has,” stemming from “characteristic ways of being in one’s body, in one’s mind, and in one’s world.”

“Parasitic Whiteness renders its hosts’ appetites voracious, insatiable, and perverse,” Moss contends. “These deformed appetites particularly target nonwhite peoples. Once established, these appetites are nearly impossible to eliminate.”

Perhaps Moss is describing himself, here, and projecting it onto others. It would certainly appear that way based on the sheer derangement of his nonsensical word soup, which gets even worse further along in the narrative.

According to Moss, “whiteness” needs to be treated through “a combination of psychic and social-historical interventions,” which are the only way to “reshape Whiteness’s infiltrated appetites” and “reduce their intensity, redistribute their aims, and occasionally turn those aims toward the work of reparation.”

The self-loathing is strong with this one as he continues on talking about the “ravages wreaked by the chronic condition” of whiteness that can manifest in terms like “never again” or “great again,” the latter being a reference to Donald Trump’s “Make America Great Again” campaign trope.

Moss warns that there is currently no “permanent cure” for whiteness, which makes it an ever-present threat that he hopes will be extinguished at some point in time. Maybe he could start the process with himself? Just a thought.

Psychoanalysis is nothing but junk “science” created by pervert pedophile Sigmund Freud

Moss’s paper is merely an extension of earlier talks he has given on the same subject, including one back in January 2020 at the New York Psychoanalytic Society Institute, and another in February 2020 at the Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies.

Psychoanalysis, it is important to note, is a field of study that centers around the perverse ideas brought to bear by pedophile Sigmund Freud back in the late 19th century.

Moss’s theories about “whiteness” would seem to stem from many of Freud’s bizarre and evil theories, which largely center around the idea that we should defend evil and blame the victims of evil for somehow perpetrating evil on themselves.

In this case, Moss is perpetrating evil on white people, who are currently the victims of accepted societal racism and hate, using the excuse that white people are somehow inflicting evil on others simply due to the color of their skin. Sounds pretty Freudian.

“[Freud] actually, seriously presented a theory where the cause (of child molestation) was not adults preying on children but that the child itself is lusting over his / her parents and seeking bodily / sexual pleasure thereof,” an analysis of Freud’s life explains.

This sounds a whole lot like Moss’s mindset, which re-victimizes the victim – meaning white people who already incur anti-white racism from people like himself – by accusing that victim of doing to his victimizer the very thing his victimizer actually did to him.

If you are confused, welcome to the deranged field of psychoanalysis, which is nothing more than junk science for depraved minds. Moss clearly has one, and more than likely so do his colleagues who similarly believe that having white skin is a “disease.”

Moss’s career “father,” Freud, can hardly be considered a healthy or balanced man. The same is clearly true of Moss, who needs some serious mental health care. Otherwise there is no hope for him.

More related news about the pervasive anti-white racism that parasitically infests modern American society can be found at Evil.news.

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