Will Jefferson and Washington be on our coins and currency in ten years? Will their faces remain on Mt. Rushmore? The modern progressives are moving quickly to change the nation. The heritage of the racist past and white privilege must be erased for the justice of the new society to be realized. Events are unfolding rapidly and the forces driving the agenda believe all rights and privileges of citizens must be defined by the all powerful state and constantly evolve based on the needs of the collective as defined by the ruling elites.
To completely eradicate the racist legacy of slavery it is not enough to erase the names of, and monuments to, the slaveholders. The concepts of inalienable rights, individual liberty, and republican government the founding slaveholders advocated, and put in place, must also disappear from the nation’s memory.
The end game is approaching. So far the campaign to change America has been incredibly successful. At every critical juncture the opponents have been coopted, pushed aside or annihilated. Like the German citizens of the 1950’s Americans have calmly adapted to the loss of freedoms and accepted every behavior change imposed by the state. Historical, legal and cultural understanding of “right and wrong” have been swept aside and replaced by ever changing arbitrary standards of political correctness administered by zealots backed by those holding the reigns of power.
Without any meaningful pushback from large organized groups of citizens soon, the fundamental transformation of America will be complete within a decade. At the rate events are unfolding, the day a president sends Congress home, assumes absolute power, and orders the writing of a new Constitution is not far away. At that last critical moment will state governors, judges, and ordinary citizens put their own lives at risk by going into the streets and saying no? Or will the experiment of 1776 die with a whimper as people sit in their homes interfacing with the 21st century technological marvels made possible by the creativity and economic prosperity achievable in a society that embraces individual liberty. There will be irony in your neighbor playing a video game in her home, blasting the forces of evil in a virtual world, while a swat team is breaking down your door to confiscate your guns and take you to a reeducation camp or worse.
“Will Jefferson and Washington be on our coins and currency in ten years?”
I was afraid something like this would happen when that woman in South Carolina got ambitious and scared at the same time and began tearing down historic flags.