I want to specifically talk about the rhetoric here, because it’s very interesting, the kinds of things that they were saying today.
He said “Well, we both believe that America is defined by one word — possibilities.”
And I heard that one line in particular, and I thought to myself, “that is what a lot of people think about this country. A lot of people in America believe that what makes America great — possibilities. Opportunity.”
Y’know they say that “America is the land of opportunity.”
What does that actually mean?
Opportunities and possibilities for whom? Well…
Immigrants.
Opportunities and possibilities for immigrants.
You can start off in a shithole like Jamaica, or India, or Haiti, or Mexico, and you can wind up here, and have great opportunities and possibilities that you otherwise would not have in your home country.
And I think to myself, y’know maybe incidentally that’s something nice about the country, but… the reason that the country HAS opportunities, what generates opportunities or possibilities that — I guess that’s all just taken for granted — what generates all of those things, is the people that were here initially.
Y’know when I think about what makes America great, I think that GREATNESS makes America great.
Greatness being wealth and prosperity, and exceptional achievement, excellence in art and other areas.
I think about the fact that we have power projection across the world, that our cities — at one point — were the envy of the world, they were the most beautiful, they were the most prosperous, the most spectacular…
Y’know, to me, what makes America great is you drive down a suburban neighborhood, and you see green grass and white picket fences, and you see people — and everybody’s grilling and barbecuing and having bonfires, and large families, and safe and happy and healthy and living long lives…
Y’know to me, all of those things are what make America great, and specifically unique and exceptional.
What makes America great now is that all of that can be used,
can basically be taken advantage of,
and exploited for the benefit of foreigners.
That foreigners can come here, and as a result of all this great stuff that’s here, they can level up
from being somebody that, y’know, they go to the bathroom in the street or they eat mud cookies…
and now they can get a welfare check and they can get an Obamaphone and free hospital visits and things like that.
I mean, that, to me, is not what makes America great, but this is the new Democratic party.
You know, this is not the Democratic party from 20 years ago, in case you haven’t been paying attention.
They are effectively pursuing regime change, they’re in the middle of a revolution.
And they are in the process of overthrowing that historic, traditional American nation that Trump represents, and instead creating a new nation… new values, new founding fathers, forged in the battle over civil rights.
And populated by new settlers and new pioneers, which would be the non-white immigrants, people like Barack Obama and Kamala Harris and their parents.
And new founding fathers like Martin Luther King Jr. and John Lewis.
Opportunities. Possibilities.
So that’s what I heard in this press conference, and it’s another reminder about what the end game is for the left, and what the end game is for the entire establishment, which is globalism.
Globalization.
And that means globalizing the government, globalizing the economy, and most importantly the globalization of the population.
Replacing the population with non-white workers from all around the world.
Whether they be low-skill from Mexico, or high-skill from China or India.
But that is what is in effect happening.
The erasure of national boundaries, of borders,
the erasure of local culture and national culture,
the erasures of peoples,
and the erasure of sovereignty.
And everybody’s all in on that.
