There's no point in debating a leftist on individual issues because
their overall epistemological methodology for all effects and purposes
reverses the relationship between reality and fantasy. This leads to
their well documented habit of systematically reversing good and evil. While there are many grounds for complaint on the part of the Right
(the refusal to prosecute the participants in the Waco Massacre), we
could hardly call the Bush Administration a failure. And it is no surprise that a leftist would openly label someone who opposed them as "sub-human." Members
of the Left, like many pre-literate barbarians before them, are
essentially moral and material parasites. They must reject the society
of consent and seek power over those who can perform the work that
sustains their lives. This drives them to see other persons as either
tools they can use to further their own goals, or as organic waste to be
disposed of. So when a leftist declares someone to be "sub-human", that is in practice a precursor to the murder of that person. The
mass graves that are constantly being dug up in nations where the Left
has obtained unrestrained power serve as the unrefutable proof of this
fact.
So when I see a leftist bumper sticker on a car, the first thought that comes to my mind is "murderer."
If I have a complaint about the Right it is that we have shown infinite godlike patience with the behavior of the Left. Leftists
can assault in public those who won't submit to them. Destroy
property. And even call for the mutilation ("Lobotomies for
Republicans") of opponents, and the murder of elected officials who are
carrying out their constitutionally mandated duties, and we will not
lift one finger to hurt a single hair on the otherwise useless head of a
leftist. I once told an editor that I worked for that we need
not retorically dehumanise our opponents, all we have to do is accurately describe their ideology and behavior because they have by
their own choice dehumanised themselves.
Free Tommy Robinson
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