The Slippery Slope: How the Left Slowly Lulled America to Destruction

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The Slippery Slope: How the Left Slowly Lulled America to Destruction

“This time is different.” For millions of Americans, there has been a sense of dread and angst associated with the 2020 election. For years conservatives and independents have felt a gnawing sensation that the core values of coun...

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Weaponization of the administrative state:

Suppression of our freedom of speech:

Removal of our civil rights:

Destruction of our Democracy:

 

[theLBC]

and they almost got away with it.

 

[tomcatmv]

It's not over yet. Wait for Georgia and even if both seats go R you can't depend on dickhead RINO Romney or Murkowski in AK to not side with the libs on several issues.

 

[E. Bryant]

What I liked most about that article is that the author conveniently ignored everything that happened prior to 2009. It must be calming to possess the cognitive dissonance required to have voted for neocons and yet to blame everything on Obama.

 

[Sean the Nailer]

Political Correctness is the root-cause of the decline. It is LONG PAST time to stand up for what is Right and Wrong. Good and Bad. Black and White (no, not racially).

No GREY areas.

 

[Forgetful Coyote]

What I liked most about that article is that the author conveniently ignored everything that happened prior to 2009. It must be calming to possess the cognitive dissonance required to have voted for neocons and yet to blame everything on Obama.

^^^voted for Obama

 

[obk]

Dang that's a lot of spelling and grammar mistakes. You can read most of it like a mad-lib and sub in your favorite villains, especially in the first part, so that's fun. And all those trigger words sprinkled throughout? Beautiful, and seemingly effective. These are clearly very serious ideas about serious topics. Some of the hyperbole is even poorly supported!

It's a good thing the author clumsily positions "the right" as the only possible way of addressing all these issues "the left" are causing. What with all the nuance I was having a hard time figuring out what team to cheer for.

 

[Forgetful Coyote]

Dang that's a lot of spelling and grammar mistakes. You can read most of it like a mad-lib and sub in your favorite villains, especially in the first part, so that's fun. And all those trigger words sprinkled throughout? Beautiful, and seemingly effective. These are clearly very serious ideas about serious topics. Some of the hyperbole is even poorly supported!

It's a good thing the author clumsily positions "the right" as the only possible way of addressing all these issues "the left" are causing. What with all the nuance I was having a hard time figuring out what team to cheer for.

^^^also voted for Obama

 

[E. Bryant]

^^^voted for Obama

Simultaneously weak and wrong. Don't try again; it'll probably be even more pathetic.

 

[Forgetful Coyote]

Simultaneously weak and wrong. Don't try again; it'll probably be even more pathetic.

So you didn’t vote for Obama? Why so much hope that Powell and the rest fail with their efforts?

 

[E. Bryant]

So you didn’t vote for Obama? Why so much hope that Powell and the rest fail with their efforts?

1) No, I didn't vote for Obama.
2) I don't hope that Powell fails.

Any other boring and inaccurate assumptions you'd like to make?

 

[OldSalty2]

What I liked most about that article is that the author conveniently ignored everything that happened prior to 2009. It must be calming to possess the cognitive dissonance required to have voted for neocons and yet to blame everything on Obama.

^^^Hes right ya know...

 

[Davesnothere]

Thanks, Obama.
The Left has been subverting us for decades.