Watching the dissent over the Supreme Court rulings on
abortion and handgun carry laws, two things are clear.
First, the fanatical left does not respect the democratic
system the Founders set up. And second, if they could,
the progressives would support a totalitarian federal
government as long as leftists held power.

On the right, there is deep disenchantment over liberal policies;
that is obvious. But when Roe v. Wade was imposed in 1973, conservatives did not rampage or threaten the Supreme Court.

Yes, there were a few violent loons who damaged abortion clinics,
but nothing like what we are seeing now from the left.

It is important to understand two things. One that some progressives
will try to actually hurt you if they believe you oppose their agenda.
And second, some very powerful people WILL harm those with
whom they disagree.

Hollywood is the template for that. It is extremely difficult for
outwardly pro-life people, or even Trump supporters, to find
work in the entertainment industry, including television. Studio
chieftains and high-profile agents are doctrinaire liberals.
They wouldn't hold their positions if they weren't.

The current situation in show business is worse than the
McCarthyism of the 1950s. Bill O'Reilly

Irish Mike

There's big money in the baby killing business.

On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 10:10:25 AM UTC-7, Irish Mike wrote:
> Watching the dissent over the Supreme Court rulings on
> abortion and handgun carry laws, two things are clear.
> First, the fanatical left does not respect the democratic
> system the Founders set up. And second, if they could,
> the progressives would support a totalitarian federal
> government as long as leftists held power.

On the latter point, the only different between the Left and Right in that regard is who controls the totalitarianism. I think it can be left without dispute that the institution of democracy has factually failed.

On the former point: No, I do not respect the Originalist view -- I'd have been killed under it, and with great justification by the Right. The fact is: We are either of use, in your opinion, or we're gone. And if that only use is to be on all fours and "Shut up and make babies..."

I'd like to thank you for the last six years. You've shown me I would've been of better use to American society as a serial rapist monster than to try to be a decent human being.

But you now have at least 100-200 million "too many people" who are "in the way" of "your" America.

> On the right, there is deep disenchantment over liberal policies;
> that is obvious. But when Roe v. Wade was imposed in 1973, conservatives did not rampage or threaten the Supreme Court.

Which was a mistake on your part, especially given 50 years of White babies you've seen aborted.

And let's not make one mistake about it: This is EXACTLY what it is: White babies, and White Male babies.
> Yes, there were a few violent loons who damaged abortion clinics,
> but nothing like what we are seeing now from the left.

Because we understand what's coming if we don't. Many of us are dead walking in the first place.
> It is important to understand two things. One that some progressives
> will try to actually hurt you if they believe you oppose their agenda.

Damn right, and I'm one of them.

> And second, some very powerful people WILL harm those with
> whom they disagree.

That's on both sides of the ledger. In fact, one of the reasons many are even reconsidering Trump for 2024 is, "Daddy T" and all aside, he did not do what his supporters required to have done. They were waiting for the command to liquidate the American cities.

> Hollywood is the template for that. It is extremely difficult for
> outwardly pro-life people, or even Trump supporters, to find
> work in the entertainment industry, including television. Studio
> chieftains and high-profile agents are doctrinaire liberals.
> They wouldn't hold their positions if they weren't.

Nope, and they also wouldn't hold their positions if they didn't rape, pillage, and plunder their way through.

One of the things you will have to do is destroy the entire American entertainment industry, without exception.

> The current situation in show business is worse than the
> McCarthyism of the 1950s. Bill O'Reilly

I can actually believe that statement -- largely because of the price of admission. You're either a casting couch psychopath, or you're on that casting couch to be dealt with by same psychopath.
> There's big money in the baby killing business.

White baby killing business. Let's get it right.

Mike