Racism is a form of Mental illness and not a Socio-Economic Disease - ''clinically treatable'' -it will end on this planet before 2075, yes it is curable.

Racism should be treated not merely as a social or economic construct but as a pathological condition—both mental and systemic. 

However, the failure to confront racism honestly, especially among self-identified liberals of all colors—and particularly white liberals—is a large part of the problem.

Let’s be blunt: how can anyone who considers themselves a progressive or liberal still cling to racial labels like “white,” as though it’s a biologically or spiritually authentic category? 

Anyone who has looked at actual skin tones knows that “white” is an artificial designation. Yet even the most revered figures among these groups—activists, thinkers, so-called "saints"—rarely question it. They respond positively to the term "white man" or "white woman" without critique. 

That alone reveals a kind of cognitive dissonance. If you can’t see the contradiction, I question your intelligence, and before i'm asked, don't I see myself as a black man, I have an answer to that, my ancestors  / my parents never named me or treated me ''BLACK '' you made me black, earth made me black, I had no say and I still don't, I still cringe.

Pay more attention if you aren't.

This is where the hypocrisy of “colorblind liberalism” is exposed. It's not just idiotic—it’s a form of double think, forked tongue. A two-faced dangerous game. A two-trick pony.

But let’s get to the core issue: racism itself, not just xenophobia, not mere prejudice, and not even sexism—racism as a unique and specific pathology. I propose that racism should be identified and treated as a mental health condition. 

We now have enough scientific understanding to study the biological and neurological triggers involved in racist behavior. In some people, racist reactions will occur automatically and unconsciously on encountering someone of an assumed different race—often based solely on skin color. 

This triggers rage, fear, hatred—a cocktail of emotional responses that seem almost chemical in nature.

Yes, epigenetics may offer part of the explanation. But that’s just the start. We now have the tools to study these reactions under controlled conditions. 

We can identify the biological "ingredients" that cause these emotional surges—and, ideally, develop treatments to suppress or cure them. 

We don’t accept untreated psychosis in society. Why should we continue to excuse racism?

Another layer of idiocy observed from my perspective, is denial often comes from spiritual or metaphysical beliefs—like karma and dharma, particularly in certain religious or cultural traditions. 

But let’s be honest: using spiritual doctrines to justify oppression—like the caste system in India—is one of the most insidious forms of racism. 

Framing people's suffering as a result of "past life karma" is a grotesque distortion of spirituality. Especially when those suffering the most are often those with the darkest skin. 

It’s absurd to think that souls incarnate just to be systematically abused for someone else's karmic comfort.

In fact, such spiritual systems often rob individuals of the very tools that make us human—reason, logic, agency. If everything is predetermined by karma or hierarchy, what’s the point of having a thinking brain?

That’s why I reject these spiritual excuses outright, obviously people labelled as untouchables by these clowns who so happen to be the darkest skinned, the so called untouchables, could not have come up with this crime against humanity parametric definition could they or did they ?

Racism is a curable mental and societal illness. I believe that by treating it as such, humanity can—and will—eradicate it. My hope and expectation is that by the year 2075, racism as we know it today will be either clinically treatable or culturally obsolete.

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