Ray9
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Donald Trump is a very dangerous man that exposed the state, its lies and the global initiatives that betray America, its Constitution, and its people.
After the Great Society, Americans apparently learned that not only is the government good, but it is the solution to all the major problems plaguing a free society. If some in society have more than others, then freedom has been abused. How can it be fair that if one person works harder than another, that person can earn an advantage and enjoy a better lifestyle than the other person? Complete fairness is not achieved as long there are winners and losers. So, government must intervene as an antidote for the failings of freedom.
This is the postmodern point of view in America which masquerades as something new but is actually very old. US Political and economic postmodernism sprouted from the seeds of progressivism beginning in the 1960’s with Lyndon Johnson and was warned against early by experts in sociology like Daniel Patrick Moynihan. Moynihan knew that if nuclear family structure was dismissed as unimportant and unnecessary, then government would supplant it as the heart of the nation.
Oddly, with Cuba just 90 miles from America’s coast implementing the destruction of freedom at the hands of government while landowners and businessmen were being dispossessed of property and wealth, it would have seemed obvious that America’s Great Society was a bad idea. But like so many in the intellectual arena America’s intellectuals believed they could preside over attacks on freedom and liberty in a kinder, gentler, and better way.
While family structure among all classes and races in America has greatly disintegrated, the government has expanded into areas that would have been unthinkable fifty years go ushering in a managed underclass of criminals and drug addicts. Incredibly, the response of government is not to change course but to make it easier for this underclass to vote and continue to feed the central power in Washington that created the problem in the first place.
Once the government got into the business of guaranteeing college loans, it was easy to brainwash citizens to believe government was the answer to everything. Now there is a movement to forgive those loans and hand the bill off to the rest of America.
This is why Trump is so dangerous. He is not dangerous to you; he is dangerous to the government.
The Black Family: 40 Years of Lies | Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s Report (city-journal.org)
After the Great Society, Americans apparently learned that not only is the government good, but it is the solution to all the major problems plaguing a free society. If some in society have more than others, then freedom has been abused. How can it be fair that if one person works harder than another, that person can earn an advantage and enjoy a better lifestyle than the other person? Complete fairness is not achieved as long there are winners and losers. So, government must intervene as an antidote for the failings of freedom.
This is the postmodern point of view in America which masquerades as something new but is actually very old. US Political and economic postmodernism sprouted from the seeds of progressivism beginning in the 1960’s with Lyndon Johnson and was warned against early by experts in sociology like Daniel Patrick Moynihan. Moynihan knew that if nuclear family structure was dismissed as unimportant and unnecessary, then government would supplant it as the heart of the nation.
Oddly, with Cuba just 90 miles from America’s coast implementing the destruction of freedom at the hands of government while landowners and businessmen were being dispossessed of property and wealth, it would have seemed obvious that America’s Great Society was a bad idea. But like so many in the intellectual arena America’s intellectuals believed they could preside over attacks on freedom and liberty in a kinder, gentler, and better way.
While family structure among all classes and races in America has greatly disintegrated, the government has expanded into areas that would have been unthinkable fifty years go ushering in a managed underclass of criminals and drug addicts. Incredibly, the response of government is not to change course but to make it easier for this underclass to vote and continue to feed the central power in Washington that created the problem in the first place.
Once the government got into the business of guaranteeing college loans, it was easy to brainwash citizens to believe government was the answer to everything. Now there is a movement to forgive those loans and hand the bill off to the rest of America.
This is why Trump is so dangerous. He is not dangerous to you; he is dangerous to the government.
The Black Family: 40 Years of Lies | Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s Report (city-journal.org)
