The day has arrived when the left has finally had its long awaited mental breakdown. Let the celebrations begin!!!!

This country has been chasing its tail for over 200 years on the very real issue of black slavery and its aftermath, ever since it was debated during the Constitutional Convention in 1789.

And we have never been so twisted up about it as we are today, because added to the never-ending problem of slavery, have we multiplied to our troubles many, many times over by adding the new victimhoods of womanhood being forced to choose between work for bossy boss or home with loving babies, not-as-black Hispanic woes, Jews from a German Holocaust accusing their American saviors of wanting one,  gay men not feeling the love from other men,  Gay men called Sally ashamed of being men, and finally, of Jewish men not feeling the kumbaya embrace of a certain Muslim congresswoman.

As to what to do about inequality, we have moved from advocating for income equality between men and women, to imagined concerns about micro-aggressions.

The Judeo-elites have finally reached a point they cannot keep all the plates juggled in the air and they are dropping them.

Once again, we have reached a multi-thousand year old realization, reinforced during the American Revolution.

Groups can be broken down a million different ways.

As a hypothetical. Our Founders likely encountered a Dutch-ethnic women of the Baptist religion living in the colony of Pennsylvania, married to an English man of the Anglican faith, who grew up in the colony of New York. Their occupation was milking cows and so their socioeconomic level was that of a farmer; however, the husband inherited his lands, so although a farmer, this woman was considered a member of the wealthy elite. Politically she was non-political, while her husband was a Whig. He did not have slaves, but his gay brother had 10 slaves. They did charity work through the husband's church for poor Irish Catholics who were immigrating.

The Founders looked at such a woman, belonging to a complex web of groups, all inter-dependent with one another and thought to themselves how they were going to insure she would obtain "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness".

Their conclusion made our Founders famous the world over.

Our Founders would treat this woman as a unique individual before God, responsible for her own life, liberty and happiness -- no government needed.

On the contrary, Jordan Peterson eloquently points out the alternative approach of all socialist countries.  Government grouping their subjects, finding the group of woman not equal to the group of man, creates an immense bureaucracy to take from all the men, give to all the women, until that government bureaucracy believes they are equal.