The left's white supremist nonsense

 Matt Vespa:

It's beyond predictable. Like clockwork, all we have to do is wait and watch. When a Democrat bill could be in trouble up on the Hill, it means our government's health is at stake. You know the phrase, "our democracy is in peril." If you oppose Democrat-led legislation, you're a bigot, racist, or misogynist. This line of attack has become so pervasive that it's rendered most words meaningless, and maybe that's the point. One only has to read 1984 and Oceania's campaign against the English language being at the core of the authoritarianism that keeps the people of Airstrip One and elsewhere under control. All of this is all about the destruction of words and their meaning. Once the Left does that, they can take weird phrases to replace the word "woman" for a spin, like "birthing people" and "chest feeders." It's the seat of irony. The party of women is doing everything it can to appease a woke, unhinged, and utterly gross segment of the electorate to erase…women.

So, what comes of the nonwhite voters who support Republicans? Oh, well, they're just white supremacists. I'm not kidding. Let's call it the Clayton Bigsby protocol after the hilarious Dave Chappelle skit that appeared on the pilot of his show on Comedy Central back in 2003. Bigsby is a black blind man who thinks he's white. Worse yet, he's one of the country's more prolific and well-known white supremacists in this skit. It's hilarious. The show was way ahead of its time, and now liberals are using it to attack nonwhite Republicans.

The nonwhite…white supremacists are coming? The SS is now majority black. Asians run the Reich Main Security Office. The Klan is now Hispanic. Is that the level of desperation the liberal media has hit with Joe Biden? Obama-Biden has benefitted Republicans. Sure, 2008, 2012, and 2020 presidential losses stung a lot, but Obama oversaw the near destruction of the Democratic Party at the state level, which will take generations to repair. In some areas, the damage is irreparable, especially as the party has become more left-wing. In 2020, the Biden era is witnessing an epic collapse in support among Hispanic and Asian voters.

White supremacy ad far-right tendencies are to blame, right? It can't be that under Joe Biden, gas prices are killing most at the pump. It can't be that high inflation is eating away at paychecks. Baby formula isn't on the shelves. The supply chain crisis is still ongoing, and Joe Biden is at the beach. He's also at the head of a party that is more concerned about making sure the lives of criminals are not unduly impacted by lengthy jail sentences for things like armed robbery, murder, and other violent crimes. They're soft. Everyone sees it. In San Francisco, a bastion of communists, Asian voters booted the uber-left white progressive district attorney, Chesa Boudin, for letting the city become a haven for violent crime.
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The suggestion that people who disagree with the left are "white supremacists" is as absurd as their suggestion that men can get pregnant.  They live in an alternate universe from the real world where people with a uterus are women and can have babies and people without them are men who can impregnate people with a uterus.  Republicans are the party that opposed slavery and supported civil rights.  Calling them "white supremacists" is just Democrats trying to fool blacks into staying on the Democrat plantation.

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