Reflections From a Murky Pond

It’s just common sense. We need to do something to restrict trannies in order to curtail the growing amount of “gun violence” they’re committing against innocent Americans. 😉

Offended? OK. That’s just how the over 110 million Americans (58 million households) who own firearms feel whenever some Democrat starts talking about disarming us. Oh, and that’s over 52x the number of trans in the US. Common sense says to infringe upon the rights of the few, not the many.

Cue the Democrat outrage! Between showing Sydney Sweeney, the text in the image, and my titling this post “White Is Right,” any and all Democrats who actually found this post would be triggered.

There Can Be Only One Right

That is one of the internalized and not particularly consciously accepted planks of those who tend to vote Democrat. There can be only one right; all else must be wrong. When they hear or read something like “White is Right” or just see a beautiful White woman in an advertisement, they perceive it as anyone not White must be wrong or, at the very least, lesser.

They can’t accept, much less understand, that more than one thing can be right. To them, if one is right, all others can’t be.

This is why DEI, which might have been a good-ish thing – perhaps just a more accountable rebranding of affirmative action – so quickly became a racist nightmare. Non-White, non-Straight, non-Something became right, meaning White, Straight, Majority had to be wrong.

And It’s Democrat Economic Policy

This one is right, others wrong idea, or the underlying binary condition – a XOR gate if you will – is also essentially the Democrats’ economic policy. They – and by this, I mean their rank and file, not their wealthy leaders – hate with a black, bleeding passion wealthy people and want to strip them of that wealth because they truly believe that those people being wealthy means they’re poor.

That’s why they started incessantly harping, ranting, and raving about “Income Inequality.” This is in spite of the fact that real wages, i.e., adjusted for the insane inflation rate (55.51%), have increased by 11.9% since 2006, with some traditionally very low-income jobs having a 15%+ overall increase, largely due to the reality check Panicdemic gave employers.

In the modern, post-company town – Disney’s Reedy Creek Improvement District excepted – America, nobody is poor or particularly economically disadvantaged because someone else is wealthy. But that is blasphemy to Democrats and their even more Leftist associates… because only one thing can be good and all others must be bad.

OK, to start with, I haven’t been in a monogamous relationship in a long, long time. Hence, this doesn’t really apply to me. But yeah, no. If she tried to pass the kid off as mine and it wasn’t, she and the bastard byblow are out the fucking door and will be getting no support from me.

They say that a picture is worth a thousand words. In this case, those who created this axiom deeply undervalued it. 😆

Americans (The Right) and Democrats and their sharecroppers and hangers-on (The Left) are not the same at a fundamental level. Americans love America and its culture, history, and mores, whereas Democrats worship – or, at least propitiate – at the altars of depravity, insanity, and anti-Americanism.

They support, endorse, and appreciate things like Dylan Mulvaney, which portrays itself as a gross – and to suborn their own rhetoric, misogynist – caricature of a woman. Americans, on the other hand, celebrate the classic American beauty of Sydney Sweeney.

Oh, and the majority of us also celebrated Beyoncé’s Levi’s ad. The Left, especially their Blacks, not so much. 😉

Sadly, that is an apt contrast between men of 1775 and the bois and gurls of 2025. Those of the modern generation are lesser children of a fallen house. Worse, we did this to ourselves, to them, and to our once great nation.

The science of government it is my duty to study, more than all other sciences; the arts of legislation and administration and negotiation ought to take the place of, indeed exclude, in a manner, all other arts. I must study politics and war, that our sons may have liberty to study mathematics and philosophy. Our sons ought to study mathematics and philosophy, geography, natural history and naval architecture, navigation, commerce and agriculture in order to give their children a right to study painting, poetry, music, architecture, statuary, tapestry and porcelain.

— John Adams
Letters of John Adams Addressed to his Wife

John Adams was in many ways a great man. But he was right in what he hoped and thought would happen, but so very wrong in hoping for it. He, over the course of 250 years, got what he wished for. And now, we have to live with that degenerate nightmare.