Good morning kids. Day 2 of Nuremberg 2 boogaloo. And there you have it folks, America is an illegitimate nation built on stolen land. There's the Democrat Party.
The DNC 2016 party platform began by claiming that “Democrats meet in Philadelphia with the same basic belief that animated the Continental Congress when they gathered here 240 years ago.” Four years later, out went the Continental Congress and all of America.
The 2020 DNC platform began with a politically fashionable ‘land acknowledgement’ asserting that America was an illegitimate entity operating on stolen land “built on Indigenous homelands.”
The 2024 platform likewise begins with a ‘land acknowledgement’ claiming that Chicago properly belongs to 13 different Indian tribes. Once again, the DNC asserts that they “recognize that our country was built on Indigenous homelands.” That is to say America should not exist.
If the Democrats truly believe it, why not turn over Chicago to the Indian tribes?
Land acknowledgements were initiated by an Australian Marxist terrorist supporter at a counterculture festival in the 1970s. Its goal was to establish that Australians were foreigners and had to follow aboriginal laws and culture. 50 years later the practice, grounded in ‘decolonization’ has been widely adopted by American leftists and their ruling party.
Land acknowledgements are a form of historical revisionism, like the 1619 Project and destroying Columbus statues, that are paving the way for delegitimizing America.
Of course to underscore the searing hatred of this nation, it's founding, history and heritage as well as those who wish to try to restore and preserve it, no better dyspeptic duo of division and deviltry than the Obamas to spout their own vitriol at us.
Speaker after speaker warned that Donald Trump, a relative moderate on social issues, was going to ban in vitro fertilization, even though the former president has explicitly rejected any limits on fertility treatments.
So it made all the sense in the world that the second night of the DNC featured former president Barack Obama, a man who probably did more to polarize American politics than any in modern history.
And the vacuous religiosity and hypocritical moralizing of Obamas was on full display. , ,
. . . Michelle preemptively accused anyone who opposed the Dems presidential nominee Kamala Harris of being driven by racism and misogyny — basically, the same con the Obamas ran when they were in the White House.
When it was former president Obama’s turn, he lamented the ugliness of modern American politics before mocking Trump’s “weird obsession with crowd sizes” by gesturing with hands to signify a small length.
Obama bemoaned that our politics had turned citizens against each other, before accusing Republicans of being insular slacked-jawed hate mongers.
As George Will once wrote, Obama is “a pyromaniac in a field of straw men.”
. . . But perhaps the most confusing aspect of the night was Obama’s call for a return to decency. The former president, in fact, argued that America needed, “a new chapter, a better story,” even though his own vice president Joe Biden has been in office for nearly four years.
Come to think of it, Kamala Harris had also been in office for nearly four years. What had either done to make our politics less divisive or our lives more joyful?
Politics is indecent in America today as it has been for a long time. And the DNC offered us another example of how low we’ve sunk.
They cannot return to hell fast enough for my liking, because they are on a clear path to bring hell on earth right here. They've already paved the road to it, and their intentions were never good, contra the popular saying of the road to hell and what it's paved with.
What I said in the wake of the 2020 election theft, goes double now. We are going to be faced with being forced to do things that will run contra to everything we believe in and cherish as decent human beings. And speaking of which, this piece above the fold will not do much to improve your morale, but it's something that even the most optimistic among us have to come to terms with.
Keep the faith and have a good day.