TODAY COMMENTING ON the misguided fixation of never-trumpers and Russiagaters, almost all captives of the Democrat party and the fraudulent duopoly machine, who usually have the audacity of thinking themselves politically astute and in the progressive vanguard.
Our internaut editors hope to acknowledge and (hopefullly) give a broader audience to excellent thought often lost in the oceans of commentary made possible by the web. Here’s one by Esmond Lyons. You can’t improve on its economy and lucidity. Lyons seems to follow Baltazar Gracian’s old aphorism: “Lo bueno, si breve, dos veces bueno.”
“As usual lots of Trump bashing going on. Fine, I say, knock yourself out. But I draw the line when you say some other murdering scum would make a better president than the current scumbag. Obama comes to mind and his hatchet woman, Hillary Clinton. If you haven’t seen it by now you’ve been so sedated by propaganda that you’re completely hopeless so stop reading now. Because some people get the fact that it’s not about a personality. It’s the system and the long standing policies that are passed from administration to administration that we need to address. Because changing figureheads is like changing the hood ornament on a car when the engine is burning oil…”
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Totally spot on. I’m always flabbergasted why more Americans fail to see this, as the evidence is everywhere. Maybe because it is everywhere they have been conditioned to believe that this is the way it is, and that this rotten reality is as “natural” as the air we breath.
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I think the problem is that people don’t know what to do from here. After all the discussion, sure enough, we just have the wave of people shouting, “Vote!” Vote for more of the same.
Want to get to the root of what drives this system? Read “Ishmael” by Daniel Quinn.
“TEACHER SEEKS PUPIL. Must have an earnest desire to save the world. Apply in person”
Want a change in politicians? Stop voting for candidates funded by corporations.
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