It
appears that many Republicans, and most people for that matter, are more afraid
of being (even ridiculously and falsely) accused of being a racist, bigot, or
heartless, then they are of losing their freedoms, self-worth, dignity, and
country. It appears they are more afraid of what a Karen or a rogue federal
District Court judge might say or do to them than they are about what kind of
society they will leave for their children and grandchildren. It appears they
are content to let fraud, sloth, and outright evil win, as long as no one calls
them names. That in itself is evil. Personified. What has happened to a country
that was founded on the proclamation and defense of individual freedoms as granted
by our creator? That was a rhetorical question. Sadly, I know what has happened
to it. Dear God, how I wish it wasn't so.
We
have lost our courage. We have lost our character and integrity. We have lost
our sense of right and wrong. We have lost our ability to stand up for what’s
right—our own rights included. We have lost touch with our values and history.
We have lost our vision, mojo, and raison d’ệtre. We have lost our unity and
cohesion, the sense of our uniqueness, and of what makes us Americans.
We
have been gaslighted, atomized, tribalized, feminized, infantilized,
brainwashed, indoctrinated, and hypnotized. We have allowed ourselves to be
steamrolled by the Lunatic Left and prodded and coerced into letting our
country become a One-Party State led by “Democratic-Socialists.”
Too many
of us consciously choose to let illegals, fraud, and violent crime run amok rather
than telling the truth or doing the right thing. And then we tell ourselves
that, by doing this, we are doing the right thing. This is existentially
dangerous. If, out of fear, we lie to ourselves about others rather than facing
the consequences of holding fast to the truth, we pave the way for a crime and
chaos-ridden society in which the quality of life will rapidly deteriorate. And
we needlessly sentence our children—and theirs—to, at minimum, a life of more
pain and less prosperity than we ourselves enjoyed.
Which,
to my mind, makes that very lack of courage, truthfulness, and integrity a
crime.
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