The game plan was actually fairly impressive:
- State that the country was built on racism and remains systemically racist. Ignore the fact that a white person cannot do anything legally that a black person cannot.
- For those that oppose any Democratic Party talking point, immediately go back and play the racism card and call that person racist and privileged.
- Since that person(s) is racist and privileged they should not be allowed on social media such as FB/Twitter and must be banned.
- Since that person(s) will try to find another platform..Parler...that platform should be banned as these people are clearly racist by the Democratic Party's definition.
- Have the at the time president elect state that "If you don't vote for me you ain't black" or meaning you are a traitor.
Results speak for themselves:
- 81 million vote for Biden.
- Social Media companies banning those who disagree with the Democratic Party dogma.
- Those who have disparate views are silenced for fear of losing their jobs.
- Parler is banned and likely done.
- DJT vilified and supporters (those who voted for him) shamed.
- BLM riots justified....Capitol riot called an insurrection.
- Democratic party call for violence justified (See Maxine Watters and Chuch Schumer). Trump's rhetoric labeled violent.
To sum up, if you vote Republican or 3rd party that means you are anti-Democrat. And if you're anti Democrat then it must mean you are a racist. And if you are a racist it must mean you should be banned from social media, vilified and lose your job and way of life.
Let me have it!
I think both parties have problems but yes I agree the Dems have won the culture war. Electing somebody like Trump was kind of the icing on the cake for that one. You list several tactics that the Left used politically but you did note the fact that the Republicans have been so very piss poor at messaging and addressing social issues. They bare a lot of responsibility as well.
Personally I would love to see an inspiring and smart conservative run the country. I don't trust government and I don't think they do anything efficiently. But the government is what we have to give voice and power to the poor, the sick, minorities and the oppressed. Like it or not these groups need representation. I haven't seen the Right try very hard at all to represent these groups. I see the Left trying very hard to do so.
In 30 years we are going to look back as our society and ask what the hell we were thinking in regards to the way we treated the LGBT. Banning gay marriage?? That is going to feel the same to us as Jim Crow laws and segregation, which I might add didn't happen that long ago. We were on the wrong side of history with that and are now in the early stages of righting that wrong. If the Republicans were smart they would rebrand and do so with smart and innovative ideas to help inclusion, the poor, the elderly, and the disenfranchised in this country instead of always taking the "other" side of the argument and appearing to fight against causes to help them.