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Less talk reflecting. More doing.
Well I think that's the conclusion of the article. It might be obvious to those of us who aren't vaxxed but it's worth repeating for those people on the fence about what is to be done. The reason the left invests so heavily in the universities is because it assuages the conscience to hear "educated" respectable people discuss the impersuadability of our enemies and the necessity of violence.
Oh, please, tell me in detail "what is to be done." I'm very interested in specifics, even if it might be redundant for such simple minds as mine. I really want to know the technical details and pragmatic, actual business processes expected...
Sure thing. We can think of New York as an example. First you evacuate patriots out of the state. You make sure your money and labor is kept within a capitalist Bitcoin-only ecosystem, and you allow the communists some time to implement welfare-state policies, but without the capacity to collect tax revenue to fund them, because all business and wealth will have moved outside of the state, so they rapidly descend into ever more extreme levels of poverty. Meanwhile, capitalist zones will be utilizing all that escaped wealth to build better infrastructure and stock up on weapons. Then you cut off federal aid, you cut off disaster relief, you cut off their power supply, etc. At their weakest point, they lash out and attempt to invade other states. Then you fend them off and reclaim the land in the name of 1776.
Oh, I see. Essentially genocide on an economic basis. History repeating itself.
It's not genocide. It's anti-genocide. It's a war that they started. What did people think would happen when mass waves of migrants started demanding communism and sharia law in the United States of all places? Blame the leftists who forced mass immigration knowing that it would lead to conflict. Marxists have been working for decades to destroy capitalism and now they want to play victim when the country founded on capitalism doesn't like it? We allowed socialists to participate in the peaceful free market game for a long time and gave them plenty of chances to repent.
Anyone who doesn't want to live in a capitalist Republic is free to leave. But the US is under no moral obligation to tolerate islamo-communism within its borders just because the UN thinks it's good for us. If their system is so great they can go enjoy it somewhere else.
I think you need to get outside and touch grass. Your fellow Americans are not your enemy, no matter what the Internet says. But if you go outside try not to start a fight; you'll probably get your teeth knocked in being like that.
But they are. If and when the US intervenes in the Taiwan strait, the American communists are going to start attacking. I'm not starting it. I'm only planning around what I know they're going to do based on what I've heard them state explicitly in their universities. They're already trying to collect taxes from me. I can't go outside in these conditions.
They repeatedly tried to kill a democratically elected president. They kill random business executives. They burned down a warehouse and I work next to a warehouse. They killed Charlie Kirk and called him a Nazi. All this gets celebrated and laughed about in mainstream media. They talk about getting rid of billionaires which is a blatant threat to Michael Saylor who is practically the embodiment of the American dream. And then they act like I'm the threat to society if I don't pay for the healthcare of people who not only aren't citizens but don't even live here. The academic world has whole rainforests of paper dedicated to explaining why the world would be a utopia if the United States didn't exist. I can't keep paying a UN proxy regime ten grand every year just for them to use it against me.
I'm not the crazy one. I'm still being peaceful. I'm peacefully complaining about it and brainstorming solutions. It's everyone else that has to stop poking the snake and maybe apologize for interfering with the US release of Dead or Alive Xtreme 3. Then I will calm down.
The soundbites are reflective of highly consequential policy goals.