A lot of what we are seeing now are fascist. They want the Democrats to be in power and are throwing a major hissy fit because they lost the election and our rich liberal entertainers are not helping any. I am sure most everyone seen Ashley Judge "nasty" rant. I have to say that is about the most nastiest thing I ever heard and I use to be a big fan of hers but after watching that, she can rot in hell for all I care. I just watched the guy who would of been Hillary's VP telling people they need to take the fight to the streets. Really, elected officials are now advocating openly for violence. WTF!
What we see is pure fascism. It will be their way and only their way or else as far as they ar concerned.
Just look at the womans march that Ashley and Madona spoke at. All groups of women that was pro life was made to leave. They was not invited nor allowed to march with the other women. What does that tell yall.
I am not disagreeing, we are currently seeing fascism. Can still recall
back when Bush Jr. was in his first term and met with an Italian
minister of a political group there promoting fascism, a meeting held on
U.S. soil no less, my grandfather's response.
Pap was very silent as he watched & listened to the "report". Then he
let it fly. "We fought and won this damn war before, it is over the
bastards need to go crawl under a rock and die." I rarely heard Pap
curse or swear in such a fashion.
For myself, I abide in agreeing with Groucho Marxx, if there is a club
that will have me it's a club I won't be involved in. Clubs also come
wrapped up in all these fancy -isms. Apologies, any snake oil salesman
tempting me with an ism may as well keep his wagon moving along.
Yes I am an idealist and egalitarian, that does not infer though
accepting any -isms on my part. I am also an anarchist albeit a pacifist
and peace loving one and yes there are the violent ones who hold that
might is right, me and them seem to part company. Although don't
misunderstand, I do believe in defending those I love and myself.
I always find myself recalling words written by Sir Terry Pratchett as
well. His character Rincewind says, "you can go to any street corner
and buy a dozen causes for a dime, do you really want to then die for a
cause?"
There's also a British series, Sharpe's Rifles I believe it is titled. One
episode of that presents the British soldiers tasked with helping Spain
recover one of it's forts. The ambassador going with them pulls out
the Spanish flag saying once it is hoisted off the pole at the fort his
Spanish soldiers would rally and fight, die to protect the fort as if it
were Spain herself.
The British commander laughed. "It is but a rag on a stick, surely
you cannot expect these men to welcome death merely at your waving
it."
"Ah, but you so do yourself, do you not," the ambassador replies. This took
a while to sink in for me. I know others will feel differently. That's alright. I'm
as welcome as they to have a different view, that is one of the things I
understood to have served to protect when I did serve. That isn't what we
now see though. * shaking my head * "Bunch of piss in the wind." *sighs*