On
Defining Democrats
by
Wayne Lutz
I
emerged, as usual, bright and early from my humble abode,
eager to face another day of saving the world from liberalism.
My trusty SUV (a thirsty Dodge Humungo), festooned as it was
with American Flags and Bush/Cheney 2004 flags and bumper
stickers (and dubbed "The Bush Mobile" by bemused
neighbors) stood quaking with barely-controled kinetic energy,
ready to speed me to the scene of the next leftist attack
on God, Country and Apple Pie.
Good
Lord, what a Great Country this is.
On
this morning, however, something was amiss. The Bush Mobile
was short one Bush/Cheney flag - the only remaining Bush/Cheney
flag, in fact - and on the window where it had so proudly
fluttered remained only a jagged stub of white plastic. Someone
had grabbed my Bush/Cheney flag and applied sufficient criminal,
hateful force to break it off.
That
was Bush/Cheney flag number four. Time to replenish my stock
of Bush/Cheney flags.
There
was nothing unusual in this latest act of petty vandalism.
Far from it - it elicited from me no response more excited
than a quiet sigh of resignation.
The
once proud Democratic Party has become the official political
voice of the lunatic fringe. As evidenced by their nomination
for President of the #1 most liberal Senator and his trial
lawyer #4 most liberal Senator, the Dems are solidly centered
on the far left. These candidates are men who align themselves
publicly with the likes of the vulgar defender
of cop-killers, Whoopie Goldberg, and the near-treasonous,
demonstratable liar Michael Moore. They are shameless, oblivious
defenders of the indefensible. And they are dead-centered
in the bosom of the Democratic party.
The
Dems, then, are so far out of touch that they have passed
well beyond any ability to argue American issues - issues
of freedom, small government, and Judeo-Christian values -
rationally. They are therefore reduced to lies, slander, hysterical
hyperbole, and more often hateful vitriol. Liberals are vulgar,
hateful, shrill and, yes, often violent. That violence manifests
itself in microcosm with the repeated vandalism of the Bush
Mobile.
That
hateful rhetoric and violence are expressions of frustration
over losing, and having no intellectual means of rationalizing
that loss to themselves or others. Cultural liberalism is
by definition an unnatural societal state, you see. It seeks
to control by force of government arms the lives of its subjects.
The only means of redistributing wealth, for example, is by
force. Class "equality" is an unnatural human state,
and can therefore only be maintained by force. The ultimate
end of unfettered liberalism, then, is tyranny.
Liberals
understand this, I think, on some unconscious level. Tyranny
is of course indefensible, so liberals, then, are reduced
to intellectual contortions and outright lies in order to
justify themselves. When there is no rational argument to
be made, then obfuscate. And if all else fails, just break
the freaking flag off of the bastard's car.
Think
for a moment about what is required of one in order for that
one to be a Democrat today. To be a Democrat, you have to
be in favor of the death of innocents (abortion, euthanasia),
against individual freedom, in favor of anarchy, against moral
judgments, in favor of religious persecution, against the
free expression of religion, if favor of murderous dictatorships
(Castro, Hussein, and don't even get me started on Communism),
against principled leadership (the Pope? Reagan? Thatcher?),
in favor of censorship, against talk radio, in favor of unelected
dictates from afar and against sovereignty.
Basically,
if it's good, moral, decent, principled or friendly to the
sanctity of life, then liberals are against it. No wonder
they're so angry all the time.
Fly
your flags proudly, and display your W! bumper stickers without
fear. But when you do, be prepared for the attempts of your
Democrat neighbors to censor you with hateful gestures, vulgar
shouts and petty vandalism. It is, after all, all that they
have.
It
is, after all, who they are.
©
2004 Tocqevillian Magazine
