by
Gadfly
Good Americans are worried and confused.
They worry about the hateful tensions that politically
divide America.
They are confused as to why this is happening.
One of the reasons is because there are bad Americans.
Yes, it is that simple—the existential and eternal contest
between good and evil is on full display in America.
Groups of Americans symbolized in the title’s equation are
bad people. All have been or are spawned,
encouraged, and sustained by a political ideology that claims to advocate for
those on the margin, disenfranchised, under-represented, victims of cultural
identity oppression, flouters of border sovereignty, and so forth.
The Ku Klux Klan emerged during the Post-Reconstruction Era
as a terrorist effect upon those—black and white--who sought the full integration
of the emancipated black into the fabric of American society. A political ideology in the form of the Democrat
Party advocated for slavery, fought Reconstruction efforts, established Jim
Crow laws, and other means for denying liberty to black Americans.
Even after the Civil Rights Act of 1964--clearly a legal
and symbolic form of reparations for the sin of slavery--the modern Democrat
exploits the perception of racism in other forms. They cry “voter suppression” without any
evidence to support it. They cry “systemic
racism” without any evidence to support it.
These machinations took place as the KKK lost currency with the more
concerted effort to more fully integrate minorities in American society.
The President Lyndon Johnson and Democrat-led Great Society
agenda was designed to “buy” the minority vote through massive social welfare—a
new form of chattel slavery. America’s
metropolitan inner-cities have been run by the Democrat Party for decades,
where black-on-black homicides are endemic. How else does one explain the 80% intact
families before the Great Society agenda and today’s 20%?
Enter Black Lives Matter (BLM; part of the 170-organization
network called the Movement for Black Lives).
No doubt some of the inspiration and justification came from the New Left’s
Port Huron Manifesto and the creation of Students for a Democrat Society
(members of which today occupy senior government positions, serve as university
professors, and shape mainstream media).
BLM was founded by three black, Marxist-trained women, who
coined the term. They naturally aligned
with a group called Antifa (Anti-fascist), even though our current Democrat
President dismissed them as “just an idea.”
Combined, these two groups instigated riots across America
to influence the 2020 presidential election (explicitly claimed on the BLM
website). Their efforts caused billions
in damage and several deaths. Their efforts
were clearly and closely aligned with the Democrat Party.
Reminiscent of Marxist
communists, BLM routinely displays a raised black closed fist to signify solidarity
among those aligned with a movement.
Like the KKK’s symbolic clothing, Antifa wears black
clothes and masks.
I have not come across any literature where a
Post-Reconstruction Era Democrat spoke critically of the KKK. Further, I am not aware of a single Democrat that
has spoken out against BLM or Antifa.
Good Americans have justification to be worried and
confused.
It is a citizen duty to recognize this threat to our Nation
and to have the courage to do something about it.
The risk of doing nothing? Political chattel slavery, with a single political party (like communism or fascism) as the master.
