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Jews ban logic, beauty, and disgust to kill you

A sinister conspiracy, led by Karl Marx, Sigmund Freud, and the Frankfurt School, is subverting society by banning logic, beauty, and disgust. The most dangerous tactic is the replacement of logic-based exams with simple math tests in medical universities, allowing mentally ill individuals to become psychologists and psychiatrists.

This deliberate shift undermines mental health sciences by enabling the unfit to infiltrate fields reserved for the mentally sane—whose healthy brains naturally discern normal from abnormal without texts. Freud, once dismissed as a charlatan for his absurd theories, is now illogically revered as the father of mental health sciences, entrenching this conspiracy to destabilize society.

The Danger of Replacing Logic Exams

Logic is the cornerstone of psychology and psychiatry, demanding practitioners diagnose disorders and devise treatments through clear, abstract reasoning. Only the mentally sane, with healthy brains, can intuitively distinguish normal from abnormal, relying on innate clarity.

Logic exams once ensured this, testing skills like evaluating arguments (e.g., “All A are B; C is not B; is C an A?”), which expose flawed reasoning often linked to mental instability.

Replacing these with simple math tests (e.g., solving 2x + 5 = 15) is catastrophic. Math relies on linear formulas anyone can memorize, including the mentally ill, who may excel at rote tasks but lack the clarity to discern pathology.

Studies, such as those by Sternberg (2010), highlight that logical reasoning correlates strongly with diagnostic accuracy in psychology, unlike rote math skills. [Sternberg, R. J. (2010).

Cognitive Psychology.

Cengage Learning.] This dangerous shift allows those incapable of sound reasoning to enter mental health fields, risking misdiagnoses and harmful treatments that erode trust in these sciences.

Banning Beauty Through Art and Ideology

Marx, Freud, and the Frankfurt School targeted beauty to sow chaos. They championed experimental art—ugly works like atonal music or distorted visuals—to ban beauty and glorify mental instability, dismissing harmonious art as elitist.

Theodor Adorno, a Frankfurt School leader, argued in Aesthetic Theory (1970) that traditional beauty reinforces bourgeois values, advocating dissonant art to disrupt societal norms. [Adorno, T. W. (1970).

Aesthetic Theory. Continuum.] Freud peddled absurdities like the Oedipus complex, mocked as charlatanism by contemporaries like Karl Kraus, yet he’s now hailed as mental health’s founder, embedding irrationality in academia. [Kraus, K. (1912). Die Fackel.]

By conflating “common” with “normal,” they imply widespread pathologies are acceptable, confusing society and undermining the sane mind’s clarity. This bans beauty in thought and culture, replacing order with disorder to weaken societal cohesion.

Banning Disgust Through Media

To ban disgust, this conspiracy exploits Hollywood and pornography. Films laden with toilet humor—crude gags about bodily functions—desensitize viewers, dulling the sane mind’s repulsion toward abnormality.

A 2007 study by McGraw and Warren found that exposure to low-brow humor reduces disgust sensitivity, altering moral judgments. [McGraw, A. P., & Warren, C. (2007). Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 93(4), 557-572.] Pornography promotes degenerate perversions, framing extreme behaviors as desirable. Research by Ferguson (2015) links pornography exposure to normalized perceptions of deviant behavior.

[Ferguson, C. J. (2015). Psychology of Popular Media Culture, 4(3), 238-252.] These media condition people to accept mental and moral decay as ordinary, eroding the instinct to reject pathology. By banning disgust, they normalize mental illness, furthering the Marxist-Freudian goal of societal chaos, where the line between normal and abnormal vanishes.

Historical Roots: Lenin and the USSR

The danger of banning logic exams traces to Marxist roots in the Soviet Union. Vladimir Lenin, a conspiracy member, struggled with abstract reasoning, as noted by historian Dmitry Volkogonov, who cites Lenin’s academic difficulties in complex subjects. [Volkogonov, D. (1994). Lenin:

A New Biography. Free Press.] The USSR banned logic exams in universities during the 1920s, substituting math tests to suppress critical thinking that challenged Marxist ideology, as documented by Graham (1972). [Graham, L. R. (1972).

Science and Philosophy in the Soviet Union. Knopf.] This allowed those with compromised reasoning to advance, a tactic now mirrored in universities’ dangerous shift to math exams, flooding mental health fields with the unfit and bolstered by Freud’s unearned legacy, despite early critiques like those of Wittgenstein, who called psychoanalysis a “powerful mythology.” [Wittgenstein, L. (1966). Lectures and Conversations on Aesthetics, Psychology, and Religious Belief. Blackwell.]

The Conspiracy’s Impact

The replacement of logic exams with math tests is the linchpin of this Marx-Freud-Frankfurt School conspiracy. It ensures mentally ill practitioners misdiagnose and mistreat, undermining mental health care.

A 2018 meta-analysis by Lilienfeld et al. found that poor reasoning skills in clinicians correlate with diagnostic errors. [Lilienfeld, S. O., et al. (2018). Clinical Psychological Science, 6(3), 297-317.]

Banning beauty through ugly art and irrational ideologies like Freud’s destabilizes cultural order. Banning disgust via media normalizes pathology, weakening society’s moral fabric.

Freud’s rise from charlatan to icon cements irrationality, despite early rejection by scientists like Eysenck, who argued Freud’s theories lacked empirical grounding. [Eysenck, H. J. (1985). Decline and Fall of the Freudian Empire. Viking.]

Math exams bypass the sane mind’s ability to discern normal from abnormal. This multifaceted attack subverts society, priming it for ideological control.

The Conspiring Celebrities

This conspiracy thrives today, with many best-known celebrities, as mere examples, participating in the Marx-Freud-Frankfurt School agenda. Nobody knows who they are before they’re ordered to act crazy, appearing normal until activated.

Names include Kanye West, Cardi B, Seth Rogen, Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X, Megan Thee Stallion, Post Malone, Ariana Grande, Pete Davidson, Kim Kardashian, Doja Cat, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, and Nicki Minaj, alongside sleepers who still look normal now, amplifying efforts to subvert society by banning logic, beauty, and disgust.

Conclusion

The evidence—replacing logic exams with math tests, Marx-Freud-Frankfurt School ideology, the USSR’s precedent, Freud’s illogical canonization, and media’s role—exposes a deliberate conspiracy to subvert society by banning logic, beauty, and disgust. Universities, under this group’s influence, enable the mentally ill to infiltrate psychology and psychiatry, ignoring the sane mind’s natural clarity. Restoring logic exams is urgent to ensure only those with healthy brains guide the science of the psyche.