Helene Nguyen

“The act of falling ill is enough to cast a person as the negative image in an industrial endogroup. This has been obvious for years through the condemnation of the ill to poverty and social ostracization but it becomes more evident as hospitals are threatened with bombs and hospital workers are evicted and shunned.”
― Heather Marsh, The Creation of Me, Them and Us

“The economy is not going to be nearly as important as it was before. This may be unimaginable to people who have been accustomed to framing all of our problems in terms of economics, but think of how religions and states faded as the dominant endogroups when new transcendental endogroups appeared. Things that appear essential to society can fade into irrelevance if they are based only on endoreality, as economics is.”
― Heather Marsh, The Creation of Me, Them and Us

“The most dangerous time in any endogroup occurs on its destruction.”
― Heather Marsh, The Creation of Me, Them and Us

“Those who crave the pain and destruction of others exist freely due to the cloak of endoreality which shields them from accountability. Their actions are depicted as necessary and unavoidable instead of the simple cruelty they are.”
― Heather Marsh, The Creation of Me, Them and Us