Let's fire Trump

He was unable to stay in his balance.

Buffalo mayor says shoved protester disobeyed police orders ‘numerous times’

Buffalo Officials Duped By Professional Antifa Provocateur – Arrest and Charge Two Police Officers – Righteous Police Team Stand Together and Walk Out…

but its a fact.

farmerman wrote:

but its a fact.

It isn't. It's a complete representation of what the President said.

The "good people" that he was referring to are the people who protest against anti-South bigotry.

People like me (although I was not at the protest).

a Treasury Department spokesman said that disclosing “loan-level data” would risk the confidential business information of loan recipients.

The Cave Beneath the Cave

Our ruling classes hold as much contempt for reality as they do for us.

If you’ve been looking at America over the last couple of weeks—if you’ve seen our pious liberal elites rush from arbitrarily enforcing an indefinite, unprecedented lockdown in the name of social distancing to applauding race riots, looting, and the destruction of countless lives—then welcome to the social construction of reality. Welcome to the Dark City.

Before we called it cancel culture, it was called a frame-up: They put the frame on you, you look guilty before you know what even happened. It’s happening every day to somebody, so much so that we all talk about narratives. Even our liberal elites, who make the narratives, talk about them. It’s all out in the open and therefore, one may hope, losing power over us.

More and more people are catching wise to the fact that the “narrative” is mere artifice, a construct, not the real world. Our return to our natural powers of perception, our apprehension of the world around us, often feels like sudden bursts of light, like a revelation—like taking the red pill and waking up. Or else we make long, confusing treks down paths we don’t quite master, but instinct tells us we should follow them.

Modern science tries to solve this problem of understanding human nature by dehumanizing us, reducing us to forces and causes that deny what is obvious to us. Every time we get some power out of science, we further enslave ourselves to a technology that denies our political self-government and the connection between our desire for justice and our reasoning about nature. Dark City is the best image of this cave beneath the natural cave, this technological trap of our making, because it reveals how liberalism creates a new form of science which hates humanity and therefore makes human beings hate reason in turn.

This is our problem. If we want to talk about justice, we tend to turn around to a supposed scientific solution that throws out our humanity. But if we want to talk science, our rationality is quickly chained by politically correct morality, the liberal piety of our times. The conclusion of Dark City—the return of nature, life, and the good, of water and the shining sun—is what we should hope and strive for.