The End of Old Left-Wing Mythologies | Frontpage Mag

The lie that the left is somehow better than the right, that they hold the moral high ground is false. They are hateful, self centered, anti-Semetic, pro-terrorism and violence and ignorant.

The current radical and often violent protests on mostly blue-state, supposedly elite campuses have exposed in toxic fashion what the left has become. And yet, in a paradoxical fashion, the campus insanity has offered the nation some moral clarity. What’s surprising is not that the demonstrators are violent and nihilist, but that they are, on the one hand, so openly and crudely anti-Semitic, racist, and anti-American, and yet on the other hand, so passive-aggressive, narcissistic, and weepy.

Note the differences in the standards in which qualify certain labels.

#1. Anti-Israel/Anti-Semitic - Look at the discussions held about our historical figures and forefathers. The left and the willing media is all to happy to deny there is a distinction of honoring the accomplishments of those who contributed to the success of this nation and some of the actions they may have taken during a completely different time (using today's standards of what is accepted in society and what is not). Instead, they will simply label them all white suprematists. At the same time, they will ignore the historical and even current transgressions of the Palestinians and for that matter much of the historical accounts of how and where they came to be.

#2. Pro-Palestinian/Pro-Hamas - This correlation is based on conclusive evidence of support by the Palestinian people to make Hamas their leaders. Overwhelmingly they elected Hamas to take control and you do NOT see them doing anything to denounce them, challenge them, or remove them from power. To say you're for the Palestinian people and not for Hamas is nothing more than a cop out unless you're equally denouncing these protests and calling for a peaceful two state solution, for the Palestinians to accept it, and for any calls for the end of Israel and the Jewish people to end.

#3. “Elite universities” - Once maybe and in many ways, they still are. But in many ways, they are also on the decline. Tolerating the violence we've been witnessing has certainly affected whether I will allow my kids to attend institutions which allow this violence and disrespect for our country to take place. I am all for free speech and these idiots are welcome to have their say in legal ways. Denying people from getting from point A to B because they are Jewish, or you simply want to conduct in your face protests is not acceptable. Barricading themselves in a school facility is not acceptable. I've said it before and will say again, free speech does not negate one's responsibility for their actions and what they say. You want to say racist or bigoted things, have at it. Better that you say it out loud and in public so we can recognize you for the idiot that you are.

#4. “The Left-wing Democrat Base” - I'm sorry but the Democrats are a party that lives on the fence. They appease to all, regardless of whether one side conflicts with the other. They also rarely, if ever, criticize their own, regardless of when they may be completely off base. Look at the Israeli situation now... Biden refuses to point to the complexities of the issue and call out Hamas and the Palestinians that support them (which is roughly 95%). Instead, he acts like the Palestinians are helpless in this issue while screwing with our relationship with Israel. All so that he doesn't put either side over the edge on votes... Pure and simple. Not about getting it right or wrong, it's about votes.

#5. “Immigration is Our Strength” - It is our strength. That said, Democrats consistently play word games vs with reality, always and purposefully leaving out the word illegal. All so that they can falsely claim the right hates immigrants. It's BS, and they know it, but some of the masses are inclined to believe it. I am all for allowing people of different backgrounds and cultures to come here. But they need to be willing to be part of America, not another microcosm of the world they left. They must be productive and self-sufficient, and also willing to embrace our culture as they add their own into our mix.