night_son
Diamond Member
Something my wife said this morning kindled the thought (or stoked it to a roaring blaze): America is without doubt dying, but dying very slowly, in relative real-time, and we are witnessing its death throes in countless manifestations of anti-American action. On seemingly every level our great republic is being dismantled. Anyone who in crowded public spaces or online shows or speaks support for our sitting President is immediately attacked, either verbally or physically or their lives could be cancelled, depending the chosen venue of their destruction. Lawyers and others who as we speak fight to shed spotlights on systemic election fraud are being intimidated into concession, certification of bad results and capitulation; never has more common Third World election thuggery existed and never has it before happened on this scale in our America.
And the list goes on—the list of the symptoms of America's dying state. Free speech is no longer a thing. Certain fools who masquerade here as American citizens but who are something else will shout from rooftops reaffirming big tech's right to censor you and I on their hallowed electronic platforms. But it goes much deeper than that. Americans had always had the ability to say or write controversial things without fear of political reprisal. Gone are those days; long, long gone. You want to keep your job or protect your child's professional future? They you'd better shut up and refrain from free speech and thought—even offline in restaurants and other businesses; even your body language could give you away as a Trump supporter.
Big tech is mass censoring only one side of the American political debate. That is key to understanding the how of the democrats pulling off a mostly bloodless coup d'état. See, it doesn't really matter if Donald Trump actually won the 2020 election because all the entirety of the mainstream media must do is in unison report that Biden won. And therein lies the source of my wife's fear this morning. She was thinking about how the media all aligned its output in lockstep within the span of a few hours on election night. She's an amazing person. I hate that she's afraid. But she's also brutally brilliant and will come around, no matter the inevitability of America's impending doom.
And the list goes on—the list of the symptoms of America's dying state. Free speech is no longer a thing. Certain fools who masquerade here as American citizens but who are something else will shout from rooftops reaffirming big tech's right to censor you and I on their hallowed electronic platforms. But it goes much deeper than that. Americans had always had the ability to say or write controversial things without fear of political reprisal. Gone are those days; long, long gone. You want to keep your job or protect your child's professional future? They you'd better shut up and refrain from free speech and thought—even offline in restaurants and other businesses; even your body language could give you away as a Trump supporter.
Big tech is mass censoring only one side of the American political debate. That is key to understanding the how of the democrats pulling off a mostly bloodless coup d'état. See, it doesn't really matter if Donald Trump actually won the 2020 election because all the entirety of the mainstream media must do is in unison report that Biden won. And therein lies the source of my wife's fear this morning. She was thinking about how the media all aligned its output in lockstep within the span of a few hours on election night. She's an amazing person. I hate that she's afraid. But she's also brutally brilliant and will come around, no matter the inevitability of America's impending doom.