The DEI rot in our military has all but destroyed our armed forces
The DEI rot in our military has all but destroyed our armed forces, bringing recruitment down to a critical level.
The toppling of historic statues, the renaming of schools and public buildings, and a revised history taught from grade school through college were a must.
To the Left, the need to remove historic statutes is paramount. They are a symbol of our freedom—those who gave their all to form a ‘more perfect union.’ They don't want future generations to understand that. To many in the Democrat Party, many of the statues are also a reminder of a political party gone mad—the Democrat Party—their political party—a party willing to go to war to protect that ‘peculiar institution’ called slavery, and then, when the war was lost and a race set free, they reverted to cultural reminders to a people of their forever inferior status. The Democrat Party fought hard to prevent Blacks from getting citizenship and voting rights. They even fought to deny voting rights to women. They see the statues as a reminder and an illustration that must be erased.
In the 1960s, the Democrats, beginning with Lyndon B. Johnson, changed their strategy. It was decided to pay poor people, the majority of whom were Black, to stay home. They called it welfare. As Johnson said (paraphrased), “It won’t be enough to make a difference, but we’ll make them vote Democrat for 200 years.”
After 60 years and trillions of dollars, we still have our poor, but with families and cultures destroyed, millions are caught in a never-ending cycle of despair.
The Black politicians, the race baiters, the Al Sharptons, the Jesse Jacksons, and the Don Lemon types became rich. They’re like the plantation overseers, keeping everything in order for the man. Leave the plantation, and they will come down on you hard.