Predictably, the corporate media and White House, in their ever-fascisct alliance, have been trotting out the patronizing narrative of white supremacy as the cause of this horrific attack. You see, white supremacy can be linked to MAGA, which can then be used to demonize anyone wearing a red hat or waving an American flag.
There is then the fact that The Rock openly admits that he doesn’t “know the first thing about politics or policy.” Look, I can live with the fact that he doesn’t know about politics. As far as I am concerned, the less the better. We have seen how politicians ruin everything. That being said, not knowing about policy is a problem. Not knowing policy sums up leftism: Do whatever feels good, damn the consequences.
People inherently love greatness (unless you’re a Democrat; then you love equity). Tiger Woods was great. He was more than great. Even if you had money against him on that memorable 2005 Sunday round, it was still impossible to not be in awe. Who else would pull that off except him? In that instant, Woods cemented himself as the epitome of a dominant competitor.
In his State of the Union speech, Joe Biden made the jaw-dropping statement that he supported funding the police. He told a lot of big lies – his concern for national unity chief among them – but this police flip-flop represents the second-deadliest nonchalant course reversal (after Covid policies) and it simply can’t be ignored.
People like Camille, news outlets like Revolt, and everyone else that pushes the morally-damaging and intellectually-stunting propaganda of American systemic racism needs to stop. Camille is obviously fine and any frustration she feels is the result of her own mental weakness – wrought by her belief in identity politics – and not the actions of two white co-passengers or Delta.
Covid did a great job of exposing the ruling class for what it was, and I doubt I am alone in saying that the outright fraudulent response and messaging gives a lot more credence to other so-called conspiracy theories. Among them, the assassination of JFK.
Let’s be perfectly clear about one thing: Black Lives Matter (BLM) does not care about police brutality. BLM cares only about one thing. Power. The latest silence on the part of American and Canadian BLM chapters provides the starkest illustration of this sentiment yet.
The cynical side of me thinks that corporate whores publish tripe like this to plant certain seeds and to eventually shift the Overton Window. The idea that freedom is bunk sounds silly today, but will it always sound silly? Leftists are very adroit at playing the long game. I hope I am wrong, although some things are just too stupid to attribute just to stupidity.
Imagine this scenario: A white male in government – he could be a mayor, governor, or president – is recorded calling other people of other races a derogatory term. In a later press conference, that same person comfortably calls anyone that disagrees with him a racist. More than that, they reprimand them for their alleged racism. Would you trust this person to lead your community? Would you consider them qualified to hold that office? How would the media report it?
Just when the Republican Party was gaining traction, five turncoat Senators gave Biden a free victory by affirming his nominee for head of the FDA. He wins and Americans lose.
“More than half of the Minnesotans who tested positive for COVID-19 in December were vaccinated, the latest evidence that waning vaccine protection and the highly-contagious omicron variant have altered the fight against the pandemic.”
When in doubt, pull it out. The racism card, that is. For anyone worried that the Ukrainian border issue, Canadian Freedom Convoy honking, or culture warring over Whoopi and Rogan were taking away much needed oxygen (I can’t breathe, anyone?) from the conversation around systemic racism, then worry no more. The Huffington Post has you covered.
Apparently, I am not the only one. A recent, unsolicited column by a separate author at The Blue State Conservative wrote a compelling piece asking the same question: Is Trump the one for 2024? It is worth taking the time to read. Perhaps most instructive was a reading of the comments section from both pieces, which I will provide at the end of the article. Spoiler: I expected a lot of pushback. Instead, we got mostly sympathetic agreements. Interesting, right?
The takeaway from all of this? Democrats are idiots. These latest policy outlines are rooted in as much common sense as posting gun-free zone signs. If they allow zero guns in schools, then there won’t be any school shootings! Jokes aside, though, there are real consequences to such folly. The quest for zero anything can only be achieved through imposition of force. The easiest way to end Covid deaths? Lock us up. The easiest way to end road fatalities? Take away the keys.
However, and this is the crux of a major issue, like society as a whole, the police have a decision to make. What orders will they choose to follow? Will they enforce tyranny or will they stand up for freedom? (And no, having police does not negate the notion of freedom; we are more free when bound by certain structures.)
More than anything else, the entire process is demeaning to black women. Are they unable to rise to the occasion themselves? Tell that to the eventual nominee and justice, who will forever be seen as an affirmative action hire. Every utterance and every decision will be marred by rightful critique. How is this good for her? Or of us?
Compounding the mandatory outrage is the fact that as life does get better, a leftist must repress reality and empiricism. There is a correlating inverse relationship with goodness in the world and leftist hysteria. It makes sense; the more obvious the goodness is, the louder they must scream to counteract it.
From the beginning, only vaccines would get us out. They told us that. They promised us that. We would have to die unnecessarily at home since hospitals didn’t treat anything and sent us home until we were too sick and every potential medication was blackballed, but it would all be worth it.
One last thought: We are told that Sonia Sotomayor is triple vaccinated. Does she believe the vaccines work? If so, then why is she hiding in her chambers? If not, then why is she demanding the entire country submit to them?
If coordinated lies could stop the spread of respiratory viruses, Covid would have ended around the same time it started.
The most prominent black voices espousing a tragic world view have a massive audience, a huge paycheck, and an outsized influence. If that’s oppression then sign me up. Joy Reid, Al Sharpton, Benjamin Crump, Kamala Harris, and Barack Obama cheerlead the Victim Olympics, yet no one ever asks how they were able to overcome this supposed oppression.
The issue of lionizing obesity is a problem in and of itself, but in light of entire countries having recently mandated additional insurance costs for unvaccinated individuals, it is even more incensing. If the unvaccinated are leading to more crowded hospitals and more healthcare expenses, then the statistics on obesity-related costs should provoke even more outrage. Where is their surcharge? Where is the alleged concern for health outcomes? Once more, both common sense and The Science™ are failing us.
It goes without saying that I do not believe any parent should have to surrender their kid to state for the reasons stated by Joe Murphy. But I will make one exception: Joe Murphy’s kids. They can be removed (and for their own wellbeing, probably should be).
In the usual distortional way, the newest mainstream Covid narratives are finally acknowledging basic facts that would suggest a reduction for concern while simultaneously ramping up alarmism to maintain extreme precautions. It’s a powerful reminder that the ruling class has no inclination to ever be honest with, or relinquish its desired authority over, us.
On Tuesday, Project Veritas released some of the most intense Covid-related documents I have come across. The old axiom goes that life is stranger than fiction, and some of what was published certainly accomplished that. Indeed, a work from Bradbury or Vonnegut might not have conjured up such fantastical story elements.