The ‘Untouchables’

In Doctor Zhivago, a glaring account of the Russian Revolution, the movie depicted the reality of ‘social justice’ as a communist or socialist would see it. The loud knock on the door from the ‘worker’s army’ forcing the allocation of six more families to live in your house because the government decided you have too much as it is. Your seventeen-room home is now reduced to three rooms on the second floor with a shared bathroom, of course. Social Justice?

In the ‘reality’ of the socialist, there would be one world and one people. Everyone would be guaranteed an income, healthcare and a home (no indication as to who will pay for it). There is no religion to stifle anyone’s lifestyle except for peaceful Islam because liberals think it’s so quaint. Social justice and equality will be the order of the day. No mention as to whose moral compass we will use. In the real world of communism/socialism, your success in life is not dictated by what you know, but who you know. Any Russian who lived through the Soviet Union will tell you much of their time was spent making contacts and getting around the system. It’s amazing that in a world the social and political left would create, the liberal elite have convinced themselves they would somehow be exempt and untouched by it all. They would go on living their lives, writing their books, buying their expensive cars, making their movies, reporting their news or hopping on their private jets to Paris for the weekend. Does anyone believe that in a socialized world, Leonardo DiCaprio would still make $50 million per movie? Would Matt Damon still make $12 million per year? Would that be social justice? In a one-world ‘socially just’ system, would Damon or DiCaprio have to pay 95% tax on their income or would they be willing to make that same movie for a $50,000 paycheck? After all, it’s only a couple of months work. That seems fair.

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Listen carefully to Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, the openly socialist Bernie Sanders or just about any other member of the liberal political and social elite. They speak in terms of provocation, harassment and victimhood, all communist signals—the right-wing conspiracy, the war on women, racial and economic inequality, social injustice. It is all designed to arouse the public into despondency over their circumstances that, in reality, only they have complete control over. It is despicable and worthy of Lenin or Mao. Past communist takeovers have resulted in the death and misery of tens of millions of innocent people. Instead of spreading wealth, they spread anguish and despair while keeping the best cuts for themselves. Six years ago, during a congressional hearing on oil drilling, Maxine Waters’ (D-CA) famous slip of the tongue revealed to a room filled with oil executives that “this liberal would be about socializing ahhhh, pause, pause, ahhh taking over and running all of your companies.” Just days ago, Debbie Wasserman-Shultz, DNC chairwoman, was asked on two separate occasions what the difference was between a democrat and a socialist. She had no answer in either interview. Social justice and other taunts are ploys to gain and retain power, a process to keep voters resentful and dependent. It is a finger pointed at any person or group that can be perceived or sold to be the reason for their suffering, a way for politicians to cast substitute blame for their failures and liberals to soothe their consciences. Any good despot would be proud. Let me be blunt and say that Communism/Socialism has already infiltrated much of our society, and is growing fast. It has completely taken over the Democrat Party and is making inroads into the RNC; rearing its ugly head in Federal and State governments as well as our education system and culture while the liberal elites still are convinced they will make that lunch appointment at Sardis. Make no mistake. If America falls, the world will fall with it. Everything we know and love will plummet into a dark place. No one will escape. In a world liberals would create, would they be left untouched or would they take the advice of the Bolshevik to Doctor Zhivago and “adapt yourself.” Excuse me, I think I hear a knock on the door.