The Singularity of Racial Conflict

In astronomy, the term “Singularity” is the name given to what most people know as a “black hole” – a concentrated mass so great that not even light can escape it’s gravity.

The defining characteristic of a Singularity is that it draws all things to itself and consumes them.  And the more it consumes, the more it grows, and thus the further it’s reach to seize upon more things to draw unto itself and destroy.

The ‘birth’ of a Singularity is defined by the creation of an “event horizon” around itself.  The more mass is drawn into the gravity well, the stronger its gravity becomes, and soon arises a threshold, from beyond which not even light can escape.  Space, time, mass, and energy are all captive beyond the event horizon – nothing escapes, and thus no observation of what happens beyond this “event horizon” is possible.

According to the mathematics, all of our familiar laws of nature are  null and void beyond the event horizon, and the existence of matter and energy as we know them ceases to be possible.
In short, nothing is the same on the other side of the event horizon, and there is no going back, either.

Strong Language Warning, but watch the video through to the end, anyway – it’s a peek within the event horizon, where things are changing rapidly.

Race relations in our country are rapidly heading towards Singularity right now – the social and political ‘mass’ of public gestures, street protests, overtly hateful speech and behavior, and even murderous violence have accumulated to the point where an event horizon is now manifesting itself.

Within that racial event horizon, the laws of our nation and society do not apply, and the only imperative of those drawn in, is to CONSUME. DESTROY. MORE. FASTER. EVERYTHING. NOW.

I only wonder if those participating in the insanity realize that they are already destroyed by it – in accordance with their own choice.  Because that is the difference between Man and simple matter:  we have the ability to choose, and even the ability to repent of our past sins and errors.  To make of ourselves the ‘light’ which survives even in the greatest darkness, rather than involuntarily becoming part of the darkness itself.

Then He said unto the disciples, “It is impossible but that offenses will come: but woe unto him, through whom they come!“ — Luke 17:1

WE HAVE BEEN WARNED