It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Michael Radford.
It's fascinating, in a way, to see that Muir reveals the blubbery center of America's fascism. These are people who think they are strong because they've said constantly that they are strong, and imagine that's all there is to it, even as they constantly demonstrate their weakness, their self-indulgence, and their cowardice.
And yes, note the fascist's ultimate goal of declaring anyone who dares disagree with them a "non-citizen." Thus, depriving them of the rights which come with citizenship--the right to a vote, to safety, to freely expressing one's opinion, etc etc.
ReplyDeleteAs always, when they tell you who they are, believe them.
Ayyup. The only original bit is how naked how America's brand in not wanting to anything but be violent bullying thugs. They have no grand design, just cruelty. Much like they're libertarian buddies, they're like housecats, imagining themselves bold and independent while being completely dependent on systems they don't understand.
DeleteThe housecat is the perfect comparison! (Except the fascists aren't cute.)
DeleteThis is just such preposterous nonsense. Where is he GETTING this stuff? What cockamamie article did he read that claims "Democrats" believe such a thing? That's just a bald-faced LIE. It's difficult to understand how anyone could believe a claim that ludicrous.
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