Virtually *every* business is the wrong business compared to this:
Why liberal white women pay a lot of money to learn over dinner how they’re racist
A white woman volunteers to host a dinner in her home for seven other white women – often strangers, perhaps acquaintances. (Each dinner costs $2,500, which can be covered by a generous host or divided among guests.) A frank discussion is led by co-founders Regina Jackson, who is black, and Saira Rao, who identifies as Indian American. They started Race to Dinner to challenge liberal white women to accept their racism, however subconscious.
A business model that convinces people of specific racial and ideological groups to not only feel bad about themselves – and likely to convince them to stop reproducing – while at the same time giving you an unreasonable sum of money? A license to print money while utterly upending the local culture? If they are not already, the CIA *really* needs to look into this. Heck, the alt-right needs to look into this. Learn how to fake this race-baiting nonsense, then scam truckloads of cash from gullible self-hating buffoons. Not only do you enrich yourself, by dispiriting your targets you can engineer them into becoming less worthy political adversaries… as well as willing participants in some good old fashioned self-winnowing eugenics.
It seems unlikely anyone would voluntarily go to a dinner party in which they’d be asked, one by one, “What was a racist thing you did recently?”
“Why, I gave money that could have funded space exploration or even a food pantry to a couple of race hustlers. Does that count?”