We are watching the legalization of criminal behavior with its incentivizing and lack of consequences, and the criminalization of legal/lawful behavior, along with the de-incentivizing of law enforcement and prosecution. This is being done with laws, but also through the programming of perception. Criminals are being almost glorified while victims of every identity are sacrificed in the aborted name of ‘justice’. Illinois is commencing the SAFE-T Act in 2023, which will end cash bail (the incentive to show up for a court date) and make everything from kidnapping, burglary, aggravated assault, and second-degree murder non-detainable offenses. The Center for American Progress believes this system criminalizes poverty and harms “communities of color.” Likewise, Bank of America is offering zero-down mortgages particularly to Blacks and Hispanics so they can live in a “minority community” - the literal segregation of these groups. CBS and Jun Zhu of Indiana University say this is necessary because these minority groups don’t have any money. These conclusions assume that minorities are inherently poor, impoverished, uneducated, arrested because of their skin when they commit crimes, etc., and can only be saved by wealthy white people in particular. These arguments are also used with public health responses and issues of environment. The urge to purge has never been stronger among the same ideologies which advocated for the preservation of discrimination, segregation, hierarchy, slavery, etc. throughout human history. It is exemplified by Kelisa Wing of the DoDEA who said as a black woman “we are not the majority, we don’t have power.”