The Totalitarian Doctrine of “Social Justice Warriors” | Observer

It’s true. The social justice movement, like the climate change warriors, the gun-control movement, and anti-free speech movements on nearly every college campus, are marxist, anti-liberty movements at their roots. They are means much more than ends. Except for the grass-roots warriors, the leadership of these groups could not care less about the professed objectives of their respective movements. The leaders of the Climate Change Movement don’t give a fig about climate change. They want your money and your liberty. The Social Justice leaders don’t give a damn about poverty, racism, and the miserable state of the ghettos. They want your money and your liberty. In the end their goal is power—unlimited, unchallenged, unhinged. The anti-gun movement, now spreading like wildfire on high-school and college campuses across the country, has no interest in promoting school safety and stopping gun violence. They want your guns and your liberty. And they are using our kids to advance their agenda.

http://observer.com/2016/02/the-totalitarian-doctrine-of-social-justice-warriors/

Please Help the Artful Dilettante

Some scholar, whose name I cannot recall, did a seriously in-depth study to identify all of the government “success stories” throughout recorded history. He could not find a single, solitary example. Every action the government has taken throughout history has either resulted in a zero-sum outcome or an abject failure. An example of zero-sum outcomes would include income-redistribution schemes where you rob Peter to pay Paul. Abject failures would include Obamacare, the Iraq War, and public education.

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Florida’s Governor Caves: Why Do We Have Republican Governors Again?

As usual, Dr. Michael J. Hurd is right on the $$. Our federal government was built upon the premise of doing nothing, rather than doing something. Most state governments were of the same mindset. Whether it’s poverty, health insurance, education, or anything not among the enumerated powers of Article 1, Section 8, zero government action is our governing principle.

https://drhurd.com/2018/03/09/republicans-like-floridas-governor-cave-demand-something/