Why the United States Went ‘Communist’

American Thinker ^ | 1 Mar, 2024 | Stephen Baskerville

[Yardstick]

Meanwhile, over at the lefty enclaves like DU, they’re fretting that the country’s on the cusp of a rightwing takeover. They’re not gloating about marching through the institutions and taking over the country. Instead, they’re worried.

What if it’s just a mental tic of politically passionate people to think we’re doomed?

I mean, if you’re a political person, is there ever an election that isn’t the most important election ever? But then you’ll say, well yeah we always say it’s the most important but this time it *really is* the most important. But isn’t that what we say every time?

So I read a piece like this and part of me wants to totally resonate with it, but there’s another part of me that wants to say, just chill already.

[Elsie]

I doubt that much can keep the pendulum from swinging.

[Elsie]

And the couple of Mormons (also unitarians) I know personally would be great at leading a men’s small group about being devoted to family.

https://freerepublic.com/focus/news/4221129/posts?page=17#17

[Elsie]

Dictatorships need enemies.

We've ALWAYS been at war with EastAsia!

[Elsie]

We are not.

Sure we are!

We've just not been triggered; yet...

[Elsie]

Meanwhile, over at the lefty enclaves like DU, they’re fretting that the country’s on the cusp of a rightwing takeover.

MAybe they know more about the weakness of their position than we do.

[Elsie]

C’mon man!

https://babylonbee.com/cleanArticle/facebook-blocks-story-that-says-we-werent-always-at-war-with-eastasia

[citizen]

“You could even argue that it abetted most of it[s defeats],” another suggests. “Where official conservatism’s opposition hasn’t been ineffectual, it’s been collaborationist.”

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Uni-Party.