jonolan on Asian Beauty: “That's good. More of us – and, by that, I mean all of us – need to do so. I…” Mar 28, 13:04
on Asian Beauty: “I am glad to do my part. Let us thrust ever onward towards freedom for the women of China!” Mar 28, 11:11 on Asian Beauty: “Hehe. I actually view this particular variety of orthocegenation as a means of combating said Chinese overlords. If we take…” Mar 17, 09:37
Modern tolerance as violently preached by the Left, much like diversity and/or inclusion is only such if one considers the Orwellian language, Newspeak to be acceptable and proper. The word is a shibboleth for our domestic enemies, but it is very, very, very much “doubleplusungood.”
That sums up the 70’ish years of Gaza and Israel. The Israelites grew a lush garden and a high-tech powerhouse out of the desert, whereas the Gazans dug down deep into the some of darkest depths of human evil. Each moved forward according to their proclivities and faiths with equal fervor.
In many substantive ways this sums up Biden’s immigration stance. But, it should be remembered that Biden and Co.’s current stance – needing Republican help – is largely a lie for the sake of campaigning for the upcoming elections. At literally any point, they would have had GOP support if they just put forth a border security bill that didn’t have even more billions of dollars for Ukraine and other foreign adventures tied to it. Then, they’ve no real desire to secure our borders in the first place.
This is objectively factual. It’s not, however, completely accurate in it’s connotation and, hence, message. Congressional Democrats aren’t getting, or even really hoping to get, more seats in the US House of Representatives. All these immigrants they’re importing are back-fill positions to mitigate the ongoing exodus by US citizens from their zones of control, hence losing them seats in the House.
That’s right. Why the Dems want open borders, massive immigration, and sanctuaries in Blue States is not to gain more political power. It’s to stay politically relevant in Congress.
That’s the so-oft ignored, forgotten, or outright dismissed fact. The years that President Trump was POTUS were years without near as many foreign entanglements or wars than during any President in even relatively recent history. President Trump’s first time was a time of relative peace, but a maligned peace that his and our domestic enemies despised.
But then, it’s not that surprising that Democrats refuse to acknowledge how much President Trump advanced the cause of peace on Earth. They’d rather see the world burn than admit that President Trump was good and right.
