The funny thing about RFK to me is that I'm skeptical of a lot of what he says. But the biggest thing, the biggest signal that there is something wrong is the reaction to him. He has some very valid points that almost never get countered. That's a red flag. A few people do counter his claims but when they do they really contradict the propaganda we are told about public health and their own statements about RFK's beliefs.

I recently saw a Bill Maher clip where he said he disagreed with RFK about vaccines but respected his balls. Apparently he's known the man for years and says he may be wrong about some things but he believes them. This isn't some act or scam. He has conviction. I believe that. That' doesn't mean he's correct but it does mean something to me.

Bottom line. I hate bullshit. I hate lies. Fauci is still a hero in many people's minds and he is one of the worst people I can think of in the last decade for what he did. I can respect people that I disagree with, but I don't respect liars. Especially not ones that deceive millions into making decisions they can't take back.

I don't doubt that it could go that way, but for the time being they just seem so defeated. I mean that emotionally.

I think there's still been absolutely no honest reflection about why Americans have largely rejected the modern left. All I hear is "fascism" this and "racism" that. Until they reckon with reality, they won't be a political threat.

Yep, that is the more likely outcome I'm afraid. Both sides basically want authoritarianism. They just don't admit it. I've told my more progressive friends this and they scoff at the idea.