January 16, 2018
Listening to people rant about
President Trump's harsh language regarding the countries from which
immigrants come makes me realize just how pathetic people have
become.
Abbie Hoffman used to talk about how
radicals motivated people into action, and how political parties
pulled people's strings.
Since the presidential election, people
have been freaking out over the fact that for once in their lives
they didn't get what they wanted.
Some of this has to do with upbringing,
several generations of overly protected kids taught they ought to
have what they want.
In less than politically correct terms,
these people would be called spoiled brats. But in today's society,
they represent common liberal belief – this sense of entitlement
that goes beyond the GOP idea of a welfare check, but in misguided
presumption that society owes individuals things haven't earned for
themselves.
Behind it all, is a very opportunistic
Democratic Party that pulls these puppet strings, organizes their
protests, and pats these spoiled brats on the back, sending them out
onto the streets to raise havoc.
In political terms, this is called
widening the circle of power. It is when you have lost all other
options and so rally masses to create a fake sense of power.
Many of the phone letters sent from
radical organizations to senators and such are more of the same, the
desperate move to try to intimidate legislators when you have no
other real power over the course of events.
But the masters of manipulation
understand it, using these pathetic fools to orchestrate a political
coup they hope can help delay the implementation of a GOP agenda.
By most studies, an administration
either sets the tone for their four years in the first 100 days or
they lose momentum.
The Democrats are in gurellia warfare
mode, a kind of delaying action that keeps the Trump Administration
from getting itself in gear. Part of it is in hope that the Democrats
can take power again later this year with control of congress, but
also in the belief that if you cause enough problems for Trump,
fractions within the Administration will begin to destroy itself from
within. This happens in every administration, even the most
successful, such as Reagan's and LBJ's.
Media, which feeds of anything that
bleeds, plays along partly because it perceives these spoiled brats
as their audience, and so gives them hope and coverage, as well as
works to inspire the tensions within the administration.
Many of those jockeying for power
inside the Trump Administration help eliminate their rivals by
leaking crap to the press – and so we get this silliness this week
and Trump's supposed vulgar – but unfortunately accurate –
assessment of the countries from which most refugees come.
Of course, those self-serving fools who
hate Trump rant and rave about how racist he is, when he most likely
isn't, and follow a script largely written for them by a Democratic
think tank, and these brain dead overly educated fools actually
believe they thought all this up for themselves.
Power is not about good and evil, or
even right and wrong; it is about perception, and manipulation with a
few thoughtful people on either side trying to figure out how to make
the masses of lemmings react in a way that is favorable to their
cause.
Most of those who rant and rave about
how evil Trump is seem rather pathetic to me, failing to understand
that they are not part of some moral crusade, but puppets to a puppet
master.
And yet we live in a time of
manipulated morality, of self-serving self-righteous people who use
terms like White Trash so they can feel superior to people who
disagree with them, who tear down icons they disagree with and turn
in people who they believe are sexually deviant, and who parade
around like saints and yet do not actually believe in anything except
their own superiority. Very sad.
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