Reflections From a Murky Pond

Claims Of A Rigged Election

Democrats from Obama on down are ranting how Trump and the American people are harming the electoral process because we aren’t shy about telling telling the world that we fully expect it to be a rigged election, installing Hillary as POTUS irrespective of the actual will of we, the People.

Funny thing that, since the Democrats did it to a much greater extent and to greater, lasting harm to America’s electoral process back in 2000 when George W. Bush defeated Al Gore. It reeks of hypocrisy but is to be expected. Democrats and the sort that vote for them have always maintained a double standard, with Americans being held to a higher and stricter standard than those who tend to vote for Democrats.

As it’s actually November and doing so wouldn’t enable to “seasonal creep” America is already suffering from, I feel OK’ish about joining in the promulgation of Pumpkin Spice. 😆

Yep! 18 delightful pumpkin spice girls, all them ginger so as to fit in the season’s meme and eating / drinking tendencies. After all, ginger is a primary ingredient in pumpkin spice.

Pumpkin Spice Girls? Isn’t That Racist?

But isn’t the whole “White girls love pumpkin spice anything” racist? The answer is yes and no.  Objectively, the trope that White girls love pumpkin spice is a racist and stereotypical as the idea that Blacks love fried chicken, watermelon, and grape soda. However, that is an objective, fact-based reality that has no inherent racial component. In other words, Liberals, Progressives, and Blacks, using a narrative-based, non-objective  definition of what is or isn’t racist, will say that it isn’t and can’t be racist because the girls are White.

Hillary Fears Greatness

That part of what passes for Hillary’s campaign that hasn’t simply focused on how her reproductive organs entitle her to the Presidency has largely been focused on deriding and attacking her opponent, Donald Trump. And yet, little to none of Hillary’s negative campaigning against Trump has actually attacked the efficacy of his policy positions or his demeanor and rhetoric. Simply put, it seems not that she believes that Trump is wrong but that she fears – indeed, is terrified of – Trump’s success and the restoration of America’s greatness.

This is both very telling and completed expected and rational. Hillary’s aspirations require her constituency and her constituency can’t survive a resurgence in American greatness. This is not to say that the majority of them literally wouldn’t survive it. Instead the majority of her constituency would thrive under it and no longer be the sort to support her. That is Hillary’s greatest fear and the greatest fear of the cynical leaders of the various agendist movements that support her and other Liberals and Progressives.

That’s the thing about these sorts. They can only gain power when and if they can convince the masses that possess some “protected trait” that they’re disadvantaged and that this is because of the actions or, as is more often the case these days, inaction of the unprotected, normative members of society.