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Conservative Commentator Gives Advice On Piercing The Liberal Mind [VIDEO]
"...modern leftists, who canât accept the results of Trumpâs election, tell themselves they are intellectually and morally âsuperior to the slobs out there in fly over country.â The tired âRussian hackingâ narrative conveniently explains the electoral anomaly to them..."
"As for the leftâs name-calling and smearing, Whittle says it is âdangerous and disgusting.â Dangerous, he says, because by demonizing conservatives, they are legitimizing physical assaults on conservatives. Disgusting, he adds, because when they equate Trump with Adolf Hitler, they have âjust mortally slandered those who were killed by the real Hitler.â He condemns the equating of having to hear an opinion you disagree with to the fingerprints left in concrete by those trying to escape World War II death camps."
"Whittle offers sobering, but realistic, encouragement to conservatives sensing they canât take a break from fighting for liberty. He says of the left, âthey can win; we can lose. Entropy is on their side. Itâs easier to take money, than make money. Itâs easier to tax a business, than run a business. Democrats are giving away free candy, and Republicans are selling vegetables. Every single day we have to roll the boulder up the hill and our reward for this is we have another day where we have to do it again. If you can be ok with that, you can say, ânot today, they didnât knock our freedoms away today.â And weâve been doing that for 250 years.â
"Whittle explains that Democrats âgaslight,â a form of psychological manipulation to make people doubt reality, when they say Trump is not a legitimate president because the Russians hacked the election.
When it comes to the media, Whittle thinks Trump is like the boy from Hans Christian Andersonâs story who said the âemperor had no clothes.â With the news media, who is, according to Whittle, not conducting its role with fairness, their destruction at the masterful hands of Trump couldnât happen to a better group of people, Whittle says."
Spot on!
"...modern leftists, who canât accept the results of Trumpâs election, tell themselves they are intellectually and morally âsuperior to the slobs out there in fly over country.â The tired âRussian hackingâ narrative conveniently explains the electoral anomaly to them..."
"As for the leftâs name-calling and smearing, Whittle says it is âdangerous and disgusting.â Dangerous, he says, because by demonizing conservatives, they are legitimizing physical assaults on conservatives. Disgusting, he adds, because when they equate Trump with Adolf Hitler, they have âjust mortally slandered those who were killed by the real Hitler.â He condemns the equating of having to hear an opinion you disagree with to the fingerprints left in concrete by those trying to escape World War II death camps."
"Whittle offers sobering, but realistic, encouragement to conservatives sensing they canât take a break from fighting for liberty. He says of the left, âthey can win; we can lose. Entropy is on their side. Itâs easier to take money, than make money. Itâs easier to tax a business, than run a business. Democrats are giving away free candy, and Republicans are selling vegetables. Every single day we have to roll the boulder up the hill and our reward for this is we have another day where we have to do it again. If you can be ok with that, you can say, ânot today, they didnât knock our freedoms away today.â And weâve been doing that for 250 years.â
"Whittle explains that Democrats âgaslight,â a form of psychological manipulation to make people doubt reality, when they say Trump is not a legitimate president because the Russians hacked the election.
When it comes to the media, Whittle thinks Trump is like the boy from Hans Christian Andersonâs story who said the âemperor had no clothes.â With the news media, who is, according to Whittle, not conducting its role with fairness, their destruction at the masterful hands of Trump couldnât happen to a better group of people, Whittle says."
Spot on!