Lastly, i think we should look upon the law of jante and translate it to one basic thought of heterarchy and humanity:

"You're not to believe yourself more important than others—nor should others believe themselves more important than you."

You ARE important, and you DO matter.

When democracy turns to tyranny it is said to be because of "too much freedom".

But we all know knows that's only an excuse.

Democracy turns to tyranny because supremacist beliefs takes over the rational mind.

And honestly, this wasn't unique to caucasians or the western world. This happened everywhere. In smaller areas as well as on a greater scale.

Supremacism took over the world by appealing to our greed and our need to feel important.

And it ruined so much. Knowledge, culture and humanity.

No one talks about how Religion took the concept of conquering and called it missionary work.

Or about how Religion became a competitor for White Supremacy by naming itself of superior faith.

Nobody talks about how nazism rose from the shadows of White Supremacy.

How White Supremacy rose from the Colonizer mindset, and how the colonization og the world rose from both the warlords as well as the spread of religion.

I grew up in Denmark in the 90's, and the "hip" slogan of the times where "Fuck the Law of Jante".

And we all roared because, fuck yeah! Nobody gets to tell ME that I am less than them.

But... no one talked about how we, ourselves, shouldn't tell others that they are less than us. #heterarchy

The hiararchial structure of our geopolitical landscape IS a very real threat to our world. And yet, I see this mindset everywhere around me. We are taught to see usself as superior to others through political propaganda and the news.