Deborah Driscoll retweeted
Frame this. And share it with everyone you know. It is a critical piece of the puzzle finally falling into place.
Le post qui m’a inspiré mon texte sur le wokisme, qui a fait 80 millions de vues et a été repris par des dizaines de médias dans le monde — étrangement, très peu en France —, ne venait pas de nulle part.
Il est venu d’une conversation avec un intellectuel français, ancien ministre, extrêmement intelligent.
La question était simple.
Comment la gauche a-t-elle pu gagner pendant soixante-dix ans en Occident, alors qu’on savait déjà que le socialisme est une catastrophe ?
Sa réponse m’a arrêté.
« C’est très simple. Ils ont mis Hitler à l’extrême droite. »
À partir de là, le piège se referme tout seul.
Quiconque veut vendre du libéralisme et de la liberté se retrouve, par construction, dans le camp d’en face. Et le camp d’en face, c’est le nazisme.
C’est pour ça qu’ils traitent Elon Musk de nazi.
C’est pour ça qu’ils collent Javier Milei à l’extrême droite.
C’est pour ça qu’une Sarah Knafo se fait traiter de xénophobe et de raciste. Ils n’ont pas encore osé « nazi » : elle est juive. Si elle ne l’avait pas été, ça serait déjà fait.
Le tour de passe-passe est vieux. On a redessiné la carte. On a collé le mot « droite » sur le cadavre du XXe siècle, puis on a déclaré que tout ce qui n’était pas collectiviste touchait ce cadavre.
C’est pour ça que Milei a dit que Hitler était socialiste. Que le nazisme, c’était du national-socialisme. Que le fascisme, lui aussi, est un socialisme : « tout dans l’État, rien hors de l’État ».
C’est pour ça que la leader de l’AfD dit maintenant, à voix haute, que Hitler menait une politique de gauche. Qu’il n’était pas un libéral. Qu’il était l’État contre la personne.
La vérité commence à éclater un peu partout.
Pas parce qu’une mode a changé. Parce que le cadre mental qui tenait depuis 1945 se fissure. On ne peut plus interdire la question en criant « nazi ».
Cet empire du mensonge est en train de s’effondrer. Et c’est ça qui va le faire tomber : pas une bagarre de clans, le rétablissement du vocabulaire.
Les dettes des pays occidentaux ne sont pas un accident de parcours. Elles sont le bilan de décennies de politiques qui promettent la protection et livrent la dépendance.
Le wokisme n’est pas le cœur du système. C’est l’écume. La dernière couche de justification morale d’un collectivisme à bout de souffle.
Le vrai clivage n’est plus gauche / droite héritée de 1945.
C’est Contrôle contre Liberté.
D’un côté, tout le collectivisme, quel que soit le nom : socialisme, national-socialisme, planification, wokisme d’État.
De l’autre, ceux qui veulent laisser les gens construire.
Nos ennemis ne sont pas des mauvaises personnes. Ce sont de mauvaises cartes mentales. La reconversion est possible.
Il est temps de rendre les mots.
Et d’aller construire.
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
A dishonest press is an assault on democracy & on the Republic.
And what the President says here is true. It is also not hard to understand. The media look for ways to tear Pres Donald Trump down every minute of every day. The most powerful man on the planet has been under constant assault for years without ceasing, no change in sight. The number of biased/fake/dishonest stories they’ve run could take us to Mars and back countless times. It never stops. And when they are proven to be wrong or lying, they never correct the record fully or apologize. Ever.
When Pres Trump left office, the assaults continued. Why would he expect honesty from them? Or integrity? Balance? They have not shown anything but well-funded, targeted animosity. Most of them want him dead.
So you have to ask yourself, did they just assume that besides insulting them to their faces, he would never fight back? Did they think he would let it continue indefinitely to the detriment of the nation, as well as the man? If they did, they just found out they were wrong. They failed. Pres Trump is obviously not afraid to take this fight to the Supreme Court & in the meantime, he is building his own channels/means of communicating with the American people. He does not have to go through a dishonest broker. Where does it say that in the constitution? It does not.
So here’s a fact: the media were not reporting on Trump’s achievements or victories anyway. They ignore anything they view as a threat to their negative narrative. If it helps the President, they downplay it or ignore it or bury it in something critical. So the President had nothing to lose. Wethepeople on the other hand, we have everything to lose. And it starts with the midterms. Allowing these people to gain an inch, will be enough to take the whole arm & the rest of the body. They have made their intentions clear & their vision for America is one where anyone standing in their way is denied a place in society. Good luck America. The country is watching. And the world is holding its breath.
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
Powerful rule for life: Never make a permanent decision based on a temporary feeling. Bad days pass. Anger fades. Fear settles. Just learn to pause. Take a walk. Sleep on it. Give it a minute. You can always act tomorrow. You can't always undo a rushed decision made today.
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
And yet you didn’t have a fucking word to say last week when my friend was FUCKING BEHEADED WHILE MINDING HIS BUSINESS ON A PARK BENCH. THAT DIDN’T BENEFIT YOU DID IT? Fuck you, you cock sucking piece of rotting ass. Fuck you. FUCK YOU
I’m demanding answers from DHS and ICE about today's shooting in Austin.
They must preserve every piece of evidence, release the body cam footage, suspend the agent, and brief Congress.
ICE has lied before. We deserve the truth.
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
Patriarchy wasn't invented. It was EARNED.
Men didn't sit in a circle one day and say "how do we oppress women?"
They were too busy trying not to let their entire bloodline get WIPED OUT by animals or invaders or bad weather.
Before feminism. Before 9-5s. Before police. Before DoorDash. There was nature, and nature is TRYING TO KILL YOU.
Someone has to kill the bear, the wolves before it kills your baby.
Something has to fight the rival tribe that wants to rape your wife and behead your sons and steal your land.
Something has to lift the boulders, chop the trees, climb the trees, build the wall, dig the trench, stand watch at 3AM in -20 degrees while his family sleeps.
Who? Tell me who does that? Women?
MEN DID IT. Because only men COULD do it.
Patriarchy is not a conspiracy. It is biology meeting survival. Men took the role of the expendable sex because someone HAD to be expendable.
And expendable they were.
The deal was simple and brutal: Women are protected and cherished inside. Men are sacrificed outside.
Women got safety. Men got the grave.
That system built every civilization on earth. Every house you live in, every road you drive on, every freedom you have was paid for by male corpses you will never know the names of.
So when you say "patriarchy oppresses women," what you really mean is "I'm ungrateful that men died so I could live long enough to hate them. If they had given you rights and freedom 400 yeats ago, humanity would have gone extinct.
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
You my friend, you have been robbed.
There used to be a time when a simple brushing of a hand would keep you up at night, imagining all the ways it meant something, there used to be a time when a glance left us inspired, hoping, longing, a time when touch was rare, and because it was rare, it mattered.
Now the world we live in is far different. We have become overstimulated, desensitized, so much so that sex is not even an intimate thing we do anymore. Our bodies touch others without much constraint. We touch everything and we feel nothing.
But you and I, we were made for more than this.
You were made to tremble at a kiss.
You were made to feel millions of butterflies by a hand on your back
You were made to feel your heart race because somehow across the room your eyes meet.
There was so much life, meaning and power in restraining our impulses. We honored the mysterious ways of love, of waiting, of taking our time. But now we swipe people as if they came in a catalog, we allow intimacy with strangers, with people we barely know, and yet we wonder why nothing feels real anymore?
Deep down you know this is wrong. Something inside all of us longs for something more. Love that is slow but purposeful, a touch that is restrained but yet means something, and we know this because we were not made to be consumed, we were not made to consume one another, instead we were made for something far better, we were made to be known.
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
The top picture is of two terrorist sympathizers laughing during the reading of names of people who were murdered by terrorists.
The bottom picture is of men who want to annihilate terrorists greeting each other before the reading of those names began.
If you can't decipher why that makes the top picture an outrage and the bottom picture perfectly fine, that's your problem, not mine.
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
“Men have sacrificed and crippled themselves physically and emotionally to feed, house, and protect women and children. None of their pain or achievement is registered in feminist rhetoric, which portrays men as oppressive and callous exploiters.”
– Camille Paglia
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
очередной день месяц и год в интернете мусолят тему кому же блять принадлежат косы так вот вы не поверите у всех народов на всей земле есть такая ебейшая штука как ВОЛОСЫ и все народы на всей земле могут их стричь, красить и заплетать как угодно
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
Not really. Those of us who grew up before 9/11 remember what our country was like before our government responded to it by launching two of the dumbest wars in our history and then using the results of those wars to flood the West with the very kind of demonic inbred retards behind 9/11.
You can’t understand the rage we feel because you have no concept of what we lost as a people. It wasn’t just the violence of that day, which was horrific in itself. It wasn’t just watching people hurl themselves off of buildings on live television just to avoid being burned alive. It wasn’t just hearing the phone calls and voicemails from people who knew they would be dead within minutes. That would be more than enough to scar a generation.
But on top of that, we had to watch the best of us then get sent off to be blown up in wars our government had zero interest in winning. All while watching our country be flooded with people who were no different than the hijackers, and then being told we were racist for having a problem with that.
We grew up at the peak of peace and prosperity and cultural cohesion in the greatest country on earth. And we saw all of it thrown away after 9/11 because the people in charge of our country thought never-ending wars, infinity immigration, and surveillance of its own people was better than being called mean by people who already wanted us dead.
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
Everyone else always gets the blame, never the Muslim terrorists who hijacked the planes, or the centuries of Islamic terrorism and jihadism.
Fuck off already. We’re sick of you.
You mean the two Republicans who were in charge of New York State and New York City when 9/11 happened on their watch and on the watch of a Republican president? Maybe they should stay at home.
(Giuliani famously put the NYC’s command center on the 23rd floor of 7 World Trade Center despite being warned not to!)
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
You would not want to live in a world where the death of children didn't make men emotional, I promise you.
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
"Dawson! My buddy! My little boy! My buddy!
AHHHHH, SHE KILLED THE KIDS!!! Oh my God!"
This line right here should send chills for anyone who isn't an absolute piece of shit.
Lindsey Clancy defenders, fuck you.
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
Today I held a moment of silence on the House Floor.
Charlie Kirk unashamedly believed in the promise of America, and that we could continue to become a more perfect Union through conversation and spirited debate.
He believed you beat bad ideas with better ideas, not by shouting them down or resorting to violence.
He was having a conversation when he was taken from us, and while he may be gone, the cause he gave his life to – settling our disagreements with words, not violence – does not die with him. It lives on in the millions of @TPUSA students who he inspired, and it will outlive whoever tried to silence it.
May God watch over the Kirk family, and may we carry forward what he taught us: to argue with conviction, and to do it without hate.
@charliekirk11
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Deborah Driscoll retweeted
If you drive all the way through Maine, where Stephen King lives, and really get a sense of what it's like, you will immediately understand why he still thinks that Democrats vs Republicans is a serious topic.
There are still some parts of Maine that look like America. If you live there long enough without seeing the rest of the country, and you are also so myopic or stupid that you can't figure out what's happening elsewhere without actually living there, you would think that conservative policy is stupid, too.
Stephen King's big issues are centered around grocery prices and HOA rules about his lawn because he's not aware there's anything more important happening elsewhere.
The fact that half of his countrymen are screaming for blood because of how brutally bad things are does not even register to Stephen King. He will continue to vote for open borders and yell about meat prices.
It's like some kind of horror novel.
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