To keep the empire stable, minorities must accept the satisfactions of this indirect aggression. Once members of the minority groups become alienated enough to demand the more direct satisfaction of openly angering the majority, the game is close to an end. While it may be very easy for minority elites to conceal their feelings and motives, they are typically less successful at controlling the hostility of all of the members of their group. It is this popular hostility of minorities that tends to escalate tension and move conflict beyond the legislatures and into the streets. These visible symptoms of popular hostility are beginning to appear in the United States.
Criminal violence is the most destabilizing.
Ordinary people would conclude from this everyday experience that the attackers hate us. But European-Americans cannot be allowed to believe that. They are taught instead that distant and unseen members of their own race are guilty of the racism and hate, and that this discrimination justifies and explains the violence they actually see in real life. Absent these preferences, we would see proportionate representation of African-Americans at all economic levels. Thus, the actual aggression you see in your everyday lives is provoked and justified by discrimination.