The Future of Freedom

In light of a considerable voter insurrection resulting in the expelling of more than sixty progressively minded politicians, I should be optimistic. I'm not. Why? Because of the subjugation of two generations of American children to a constant and unrelenting barrage of progressive propaganda. Creating in them a world view that is dismal, fantastical, and irrational.

So why should that cause my consternation? Because of what may become of those retaining such a morose view of their world.

Some will drop out and others will rebel against such a horrific and disconsolate perspective. But many will feel complete and utter resentment toward their country. A country founded on the premise that all are created equal of rights but not equal of results. A country founded on a premise that we are endowed with unalienable rights - granted by the Creator - and guaranteed by the Constitution.

The danger is that when animosity and jealousness morph to rage, then revenge and justice are surely justified and must be extracted from those responsible for creating such an iniquitous world. And what's needed in order to right these misperceived wrongs is to rebel against the establishment and create a new and thereby better and fairer society where equality of results rules and that any acknowledgement of natural law is ignored. And why not when this has been their indoctrination. That the world is composed of victims and victors. That there is never a win win conclusion, only win lose.

So what's the bottom line. I see it as this: the mob will arise and will, in a fiendish frenzy, do anything, no matter how vicious, to punish and put an end to what they perceive as an unfair and discriminating culture. A culture that they believe allows for individual success at the expense of the under-privileged, what they comprehend to be "unfair".

And what will the response to this violence be?