Progressives believe in “science,” but only insofar as they define it. Theirs is the “science”
of make-believe. To them, global warming is a proven fact, and the existence of
God has been disproven. In both cases, the “science” is settled.
Yet, incredibly, they then claim
that absolute truth is unknowable. (Absolute hypocrisy is not).
Even dismissing
the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and the near ubiquity of “virtual
reality,” Western leftists in the media, academia, government, and giant
Silicon Valley tech corporations have been so successful in indoctrinating
people in leftist dogma that it is likely we will delude ourselves out of
existence in the near future.
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Diverse societies have more
problems and civil unrest than homogeneous ones. Sorry, but that is an
inarguable fact, progressives. This is why, for example, Japan is a relative
bastion of safety in a tumultuous world. The only long-time exception to this
fact had been the United States. But, upon closer examination, one finds that
the U.S., while quite diverse in terms of ethnicity and skin color, was
extremely homogeneous in terms of its citizen’s core beliefs and values. E Plurubus Unum. Out of many…one. ONE.
A near
universal belief in limited
government, of, by, and for the people. A belief in the Judeo-Christian work
ethic, free markets, federalism, republicanism, the rule of law, and, most importantly, natural law. That
shared value system made the nation utterly unique in the annals of history,
and her citizens, as well. All Americans—or prospective Americans-- wanted and
expected was a chance to better themselves, unshackled from arbitrary
government coercion.
When
these tenets are no longer shared, but mocked, the fabric of that society
necessarily breaks down. Leftists will never
stop pushing and prodding. Therefore, if conservatives keep acceding or backing
down, the country will soon bear no resemblance to its former self. If they don’t,
it may not hold together much longer. And, tragically, almost unspeakably, it
would be better broken up than to live on as a bastion of entitled, politically-correct
morons (and spineless traditionalists) whose motto is, “Out of one, many. And,
by-the-way, you’re all encouraged to use the same bathroom at the same time.”
I, for
one, will not—cannot—live with the ever-tolerant would-be totalitarians who
wish to imprison my body, mind and soul because of my deeply-held beliefs.
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