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The reason they lose their jobs is because nobody wants to work alongside racist idiots who think wearing masks and keeping their distance is a communist plot.

Gen. Michael Flynn issued a dire warning a "small group of passionate people working hard to destroy our American way of life" in an op-ed for The Western Journal this week.

"I was once told if we're not careful, 2% of the passionate will control 98% of the indifferent 100% of the time," Flynn began. "The more I've thought about this phrase, the more I believe it. There is now a small group of passionate people working hard to destroy our American way of life.

"Treason and treachery are rampant and our rule of law and those law enforcement professionals who uphold our laws are under the gun more than at any time in our nation's history. These passionate 2% appear to be winning."

Flynn, who has been embroiled in a fight between Obama-era officials and the Justice Department calling for the dropping of his case of lying to federal investigators because of an entrapment scheme, rebuked the "children of darkness" and urged the silent majority to start to speak out against tyranny and oppression of the violent uprising against American history and ideals.

"Despite there being countless good people trying to come to grips with everything else on their plates, our silent majority (the indifferent) can no longer be silent," Flynn wrote.

"If the United States wants to survive the onslaught of socialism, if we are to continue to enjoy self-government and the liberty of our hard-fought freedoms, we have to understand there are two opposing forces: One is the 'children of light' and the other is the 'children of darkness.'

"Time and again, the silent majority have been overwhelmed by the 'audacity and resolve' of small, well-organized, passionate groups," Flynn added. "It's now time for us, the silent majority (the indifferent), to demonstrate both."

the country thrived the last time the left-ish were in power, during the Obama years.

In 2020, the newspaper published to its Facebook page a cartoon criticizing Kansas's mask policy against the COVID-19 pandemic in which Democratic Governor Laura Kelly is shown against a backdrop of a Holocaust train with the caption of "Lockdown Laura says: Put on your mask ... and step onto the cattle car," seemingly implying the mask order was a prelude to ethnic cleansing. Kelly was also depicted with a prominent Star of David. The Review and its owner Dane Hicks were criticized for the cartoon by Kelly as well as others for being anti-Semitic and trivializing the Holocaust.[2] Hicks refused to back down or apologize, saying that there was nobody to apologize to and that "Facebook is a cesspool".[2]