We should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least once. And we should call every truth false which was not accompanied by at least one laugh.
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Yes, this was a real conversation at one of the No Kings protests. 🙄 And worse, she was well-spoken and probably college-educated. 🙁 And these are the sorts that want, not just a say in, but to control our nation’s policies.
Horrifically, this is neither humor nor hyperbole. There’s a large swath of Democrats actually crashing out in rage and frustration over our rescuing the downed F-15 pilot in Iran. They really wanted him captured by the IRGC, knowing he would be tortured and killed.
It’s Easter again. That means that, if Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and St. Patrick’s Day all failed to work out for you, it’s the right time to go hunting for your woman’s eggs and painting them up right. 😉
It’s so very ironic that Democrats call us Americans Nazis when they, themselves, follow the Nazi playbook so often and so well. The current example is Elizabeth Warren’s recurring attempt at the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, which includes an 40% “exit tax” on the net worth above $50 million for any U.S. citizen or long-term resident who renounces their citizenship and flees our country. That is quite literally straight out of the 1930s Nazi playbook. It’s a new iteration of their Reichsfluchtsteuer (Reich Flight Tax).
It’s the same law, just rebranded to fit the Democrats’ narrative. It’s even based upon exactly the same original premise – to stop people from fleeing extreme taxation. But somehow, some way, we’re the Nazis?
Then, that projective accusation is part of the Nazi playbook as well.
Accuse the other side of that which you are guilty
— Joseph Goebbels
Cambridge, MA, isn’t near or much like Berchtesgaden, and her home isn’t much like the Berghof, but neither is a particularly good reason to summarily dismiss giving Operation Foxley another try. 😉
I deliberately waited to post this, mostly not to tease Americans. But this would be the perfect, historically accurate, and effective “No Kings” counterprotest. I’m pretty sure that a line of men in redcoats with Short Land Pattern Brown Bess muskets would make the point of the Democrats’ stupidity abundantly clear. And, if that fails, a volley of .69 caliber ball – or Buck and Ball for the more southern protests – will do so. 😉
I mean, really! What better way to counter the Dems’ idiocy than a visceral reminder that their protests are 243 – 251 years too late?
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