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ScottyG's avatar

I think we are 6 yrs away from the DNC endorsing abortions up to 2 yrs after birth: that’s how crazy these loons have become and will become.

Brian M's avatar

Yep, the Clancy murders are pretty much just that, post-partum depression leading to post-partum "abortion"

Kathleen's avatar

Why stop at 2 years?

I fear they will say 18 years

julia's avatar

In a sense, that is happening. Look at gender "affirmation". Parents who take their children to be "erased"! What the heck!

Operator Dawn's avatar

Thats a fact they are taking vulnerable children and vanishing them

julia's avatar

I hate to even think that you are right, but yes. We know this

ResistWeMuch's avatar

their current depravity points to no limit, but what they feel is politically viable in the moment. they war with reality and want to be unbound from it. we allow them to entertain their delusion at our own peril.

Harry Mathis's avatar

Hell, look at Canada, they’re killing senior citizens—euthanasia!

Jan Hus's avatar

"going home" ---- See "Soylent Green"

julia's avatar

And not just seniors. They want to "give" this privilege to the disabled and to children..."maturely-mind" children over 12, of course

Operator Dawn's avatar

WE are lucky we have 50 states and 50 state governments and a second amendment,,,,the first is being buried

Roger Beal's avatar

No, there will be a break between about age 2 and age 65, at which "the right to die" will promoted, perhaps even enforced. Gotta get rid of those useless old eaters if we want to have resources to dole out to our new migrant guests ...

Operator Dawn's avatar

Ever see "Logans Run"?

Roger Beal's avatar

Nope, but discovering that Peter Ustinov is in the cast, I will look for it.

TriciaandHerDog's avatar

I remember it well. In fact, since it's spider season here (they are building webs everywhere, like across doorways and sidewalks), I think of LR every time I walk into one of those things. There is a scene where Jenny Agutter and Michael Cole have escaped to the outside world from the domed city (no one has ever gone to the outside world), there are bugs and prickly things everywhere and Jenny says "I HATE OUTSIDE!" That's a line I will never forget.

Operator Dawn's avatar

Hitler began with public boycotts, then nighttime beatings then daytime beatings then

taking alleged criminal jews to the woods for firing squad then suspected 3rd Reich

traitor Jews to the woods and then just coming for people at night building huge pits and killing jews, then they did it in the daytime, then finally taking Jews out of their homes and putting them on trains to go to re education CAMPS.

So where are Republicans on this Spectrum? Wear a Maga hat in NYC and see what happens, speak your mind at a college campus(Charlie Kirk) theres MORE

Hitler used radio and newspaper Propaganda 24 hours a day.

TheUnderToad's avatar

"My wife and I have decided we're not going to have kids."

("We're going to let them know at dinner tonight.")

😂😂😂

Mark Kennedy's avatar

This is exactly what Orwellian terminology is for. The best defence when you're justly accused of brutality and evil is simply to define your guilt away.

Kaycee's avatar

You should read the Unwind dystopian series of books by Neal Shusterman: where parents can sign an order for their children between the ages of 13 and 18 to be unwound. They get dismembered and used as surgical or cosmetic transplants. A convenient way to abort your child if they do not turn out the way you wanted them to. All over a civil war that was fought over abortion.

I can see the DNC or DSA (but I repeat myself) going all in on what you said, or even older!

julia's avatar

I don't want to believe this...but i do.

IRIS Alicia BROSSARD's avatar

Read Peter Singer. He already believes that,

Kaycee's avatar

Which book in particular does he address this?

Yuri Bezmenov's avatar

Meet the new cults. Same as the old cults. The Manson family, Jonestown, Heaven’s Gate, and Buddhafield all have parallels with the modern left’s suicidal embrace of trans, DEI, and ESG: https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/how-to-join-a-cult-manson-1969-jonestown-esg

Brian M's avatar

Don't forget David Koresh and the Branch Davidians. It happens in every generation

Harry Mathis's avatar

The 80+ men, women and children were burned to death at the order of Janet “The Rhino” Reno and Hitlery Clinton.

Pacificus's avatar

Koresh and his followers killed no one. They were massacred by Janet Reno's FBI. Best to learn some history before spouting off about it.

Brian M's avatar

My comment was about cult behavior, not about killing people. Thanks for your deep insights

Pacificus's avatar

Don't get pissy just 'cuz I called you out on your false equivalence. David Koresh's followers do not deserve to be grouped with Manson, Jim Jones', etc.

Tom Servo's avatar

At least those Heaven's Gate nutjobs had cool jumpsuits, kind of like old-school school Devo

Matt L.'s avatar

I think they also had cool black & white Nike sneakers.

NWCitizen's avatar

Don't forget the trump cult!

234's avatar

The Trump cult that killed Chalrie Kirk?

NWCitizen's avatar

Didn't trump like Charlie kirk?

cat's avatar

Similarly, the leftist women who parade in Handmaid's Tale outfits while ignoring those real-life women who have to wear burqas.

Dhianna's avatar

Another great article. The Maid act will be adopted nationwide, and anyone over 60 will be on the roster. I have no idea how we came to this. I am embarrassed to be a woman, but men are not that much better. My dad, with his 8th grade education, told me we would reach this point. I thought he was nuts. Abba, I am so sorry.

Emily Terrell's avatar

I am disabled. One of my physicians mentioned I’m lucky to be in the US because if I lived 150 miles north in BC, I’d have already been offered MAID. It’s so much cheaper and better for the collective to kill me after all. This notwithstanding that I am not on government aid and own my own business.

Matt L.'s avatar

Come join the Catholic Church. We oppose all this craziness. And affirm our identity is only children of God. We are a big ‘cult’ commissioned by Jesus Christ. It’s a club everyone eventually wants to join. It’s just a matter of when.

Emily Terrell's avatar

I’m not a Catholic but we serve the same Lord.

Matt L.'s avatar

Yes, and He is Great. I also attend an Evangelical Protestant church with my wife, every Sunday after Mass. been doing the double service for many years. So, I’m very much down with Christians of all flavors. I learned to read the Bible in fact outside my Catholic faith. Which now enriches it. I even have bonded with Persians Americans (who are Muslim) here in secular PNW because of our shared belief and humbleness before God ;)

Emily Terrell's avatar

I’m also in the PNW and appreciate anyone who humbles themselves before God. You almost have to whisper your faith here. I was raised Baptist. I enjoy reading sermons and general theology thought pieces from all denominations, very frequently from Catholic authors. I work in a very leftist and secular industry. I need grounding and counterpoint.

Pam Humphrey's avatar

I started a couple of months ago with a group of the nicest born agains ever! I do feel myself more and more being drawn back to the Catholic church! Maybe I can do both. Thanks!

Jeff's avatar

Hide the children.

David W OBeirn's avatar

You can go to Mass on Saturday night.

Matt L.'s avatar

I currently attend Mass Sunday at 9am by myself. Then Protestant service at 11am that same morning with my wife. She has to listen to me gab about the Gospel reading & homily on our drive ;)

Kaycee's avatar

Anyone remember Logan's Run?

TriciaandHerDog's avatar

Men are NO better. I would give examples, but I know you are smart enough to come up with several.

Gitch's avatar

I read somewhere, of course not knowing if it's true, that translation of books from the west...textbooks, reference, novels etc to languages spoken in Iran, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Palestine and the like can be counted on 1 hand on a yearly basis. Keep em uneducated and impressionable. Here in the states, it's our education system keeping our youth uneducated and impressionable. By design

PapayaSF's avatar

Arabic is a difficult language to read, even for native speakers, so few read for pleasure.

Brian M's avatar

There is no doubt that the same cultish thinking of the young, mostly white women who are DSA members is the same mentality of the girls who joined Charlie Manson's cult near Chatsworth CA at the horse ranch, or the women (and some beta men) who joined the cult in Jonestown in Guyana where they all committed mass suicide. These are people who are looking for meaning in their lives and find it in a psychotic cult leader, probably above average IQ, who has a tale to tell of his / her specialness. There are people in every generation susceptible to this pitch. The Democrats have more than their fair share (there have been a few who appeal directly to men with a promise of violent revolution; someone like Vladimir Lenin, for example).

Alan Sewell's avatar

I just started reading the Israeli Government's report on the atrocities of the October 2023 attack. It was primarily aimed at sexually assaulting and sexually humiliating Israel women, with rape and gang rape before torturing them to death even more than killing their men.

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https://cc4e0711-9401-400e-ae14-65ae0400675b.filesusr.com/ugd/aab121_7ac7981aff1043d49c55e5aeb012abe9.pdf

Sexual violence was not incidental to the October 7th attacks; it was central. Women and girls, and, in many cases, men and boys, were subjected to rape, sexualized torture, mutilation, forced nudity, and desecration of bodies. Parents were murdered in front of their children; siblings assaulted in front of one another; victims stripped, violated, filmed, and displayed. These were not crimes of passion: they were coordinated and orchestrated to exacerbate the cruelty of crimes that are sexual in nature.

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And all we hear from a certain class of idiot leftwing Western women is that we need to let more of these sadistic killers into their countries.

Roger Beal's avatar

Islam is the cult of the erect penis.

Rape the infidel women - Allah encourages it.

Keep your own women wrapped in mufti - The Prophet commands it.

Boink young virgins in paradise - Allah promises it.

Charles Burt's avatar

Remember, Bernardine Dohrn of the Weather Underground cheered the Mansion Family for "Killing the pigs", including pregnant Sharon Tate.

Kathleen's avatar

She helped BHO start his political career

Brian DeLeon's avatar

May you live in interesting times, goes the proverb. I don’t want my times to be any more interesting. There seems to be a mass psychosis or mass hysteria occurring, the origin of which is unknown. It can’t all be attributed to the rise of Trump; that is too irrational. I’m very sad for our country, and the world. How do we snap out of this?

Roger Holberg's avatar

I'm getting on in years (77) so I've lived through the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, etc..The time since 2000 and, especially, since 2010, have been the most terrible of my life. While there have been dangerous cults in prior decades they were limited in membership and had little media and political influence. What we are currently seeing is widespread cultish behavior taking in broad swathes of the population, organized, controlling many institutions including the media, and threatening to obtain electoral political power. If you ask me we are living through a VERY dangerous time. Mass psychosis or hysteria, indeed. I hope we still can snap out of it. I have my doubts.

Meg's avatar

I'm 73 and I feel the same way. I lived in Italy in the late 90s until 2015 and came back to work at a private school in CA. I remember not quite being able to understand where people were coming from. There was one female teacher, married with children, who enthusiastically took on the role of sex education teacher (she had a Ph.D in English). They were all vehemently against Trump and always talked with fervor about Obama and Kamala. I couldn't understand them--it was as if they were in a different country from the one I had left.

Roger Holberg's avatar

They are. As Michael Shellenberger says, they live in a dreamworld.

Helaine Kaskel's avatar

Yes. The centre cannot hold.

Roger Beal's avatar

This 78 y/o agrees with you.

Eric Sowers's avatar

Do a deep dive into the American sociology of the 1850s leading up to the Civil War. Another Fourth Turning, and a very unpleasant resolution, but that’s what this one will require, too.

Matt L.'s avatar

History says it takes a war. Usually a big one. Foreign or domestic. With plenty of bloodletting. In England and USA history these happen generally once a lifetime or every 80 to 100 years. So, we a primed for it. After a lot of pain & sadness, our society gets sick of that and finds paths to come back together. We’re in a winter season now. A war climax can bring us back to a spring.

TriciaandHerDog's avatar

I say to my husband quite often "I don't want to live in interesting times."

Liz T's avatar

Absolutely spot-on. Their outrage is their religion. It's terrifying.

Brian M's avatar

We are watching the series "Manifest" on Netflix right now. It is eerily predictive of today in an over-the-top way (it is a few years old now) with a key character (Angela) who is a woman convinced she is "chosen" by God to end civilization. She is pure evil but comes off as innocent and misguided. She is so much like many of the DSA women who are proselytizing for the destruction of America and our Constitutional rights, if not end of the world.

Liz T's avatar

It sounds disturbing and too close to today's reality. I'll never understand the depth of righteousness and hatred we're seeing now.

Suzie's avatar

Correction: self-righteousness.

P.M. Summer's avatar

There is a word for this, and not all can hear it, except in the neutered abstract.

The word is Satanic.

There is another Word that too few can/will hear.

Cat C.'s avatar

There is such thing as a person being possessed by a demon. It's not common but if society overall gets to be more open to it, it will be more common. I remember over 20 years ago, I was at a local Walgreens and asked for help from a young employee and somehow the conversation got around to horror movies (maybe it was Halloween - I can't remember) and I mentioned I hated the violent horror movies like the "Chainsaw Massacre" (or whatever movie was out at the time) and she said "Oh, I love those movies and I see them all the time with my boyfriend". I said "Really? But they are so bloody and violent" and she said "Yeah, they are" and her eyes changed. They became intense and sinister, if that makes sense. I remember thinking, "Oh, we are screwed".....but then I remembered "Greater is He that is in you, then he that is in the world" written by the Apostle John.

Cat C.'s avatar

That wouldn't surprise me.

Susan Sulisz's avatar

Possession is not as uncommon as you might think. The exorcists in the Catholic Church are quite busy.

Cat C.'s avatar

After I posted, I thought about that.....probably today, it's not uncommon. The world is changing. Christ said that there wouldn't be any love on the earth, when he returned and the Apostle Paul or Disciple John (can't remember which) said that Christ would return just before humans were about to extinct themselves.

Susan Sulisz's avatar

Exactly, Miss Cat. And we seem to be hurtling downhill toward that very fate.

Mark Emerson's avatar

How did we get here so fast? Sasha, I don’t know how you can watch and collect these video montages? I can’t make it past 1 minute.

Those people are nuts.

Mad Dog's avatar

After the "Charlie Hebdo" massacre in January 2015, there was an enormous outpouring of support for the victims and for freedom of expression. Much of it, however, was symbolic: *Je suis Charlie* signs, candlelight vigils, and pens and pencils held aloft as symbols of free speech. Critics argued that these gestures, however well intentioned, did little to confront the intimidation that had made Charlie Hebdo a target in the first place.

Some conservative commentators advocated a more confrontational response: widely publishing or drawing images of Muhammad, on the theory that the risk could be dispersed if thousands of people did what the "Charlie Hebdo" cartoonists had been murdered for doing. Mark Steyn, for example, argued that other media organizations had left Charlie Hebdo to bear that risk almost alone and that widespread publication would make it impossible to intimidate everyone into silence.

That argument was taken a step further in May 2015, when Pamela Geller's American Freedom Defense Initiative organized a “Draw Muhammad” cartoon contest at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, Texas. Dutch politician Geert Wilders, an outspoken critic of Islam, was the keynote speaker. The event was deliberately provocative and was defended by its organizers as an exercise in freedom of speech.

The threat it was intended to challenge quickly became real. As the event was ending, two gunmen opened fire outside the center, wounding a security officer before being shot and killed by police.

Reaction to both the contest and the attack was divided. The terrorist attack was widely condemned, but there was considerably less agreement about the event itself. Supporters argued that deliberately exercising a threatened right was precisely the point: a right abandoned because exercising it might provoke violence is no longer much of a right. Critics, while condemning the violence, argued that the contest was needlessly provocative and designed primarily to offend Muslims.

Richard's avatar

One police officer with a pistol killed two terrorists with rifles.

Cat C.'s avatar

Either he was a "natural" or he did his duty by spending a lot of time at the shooting range! Good job - he saved lives!

Richard's avatar

Or both. He was an old guy with lots of experience

Curt Chipman's avatar

And Obama was very careful to shy away from any event that might resemble connecting terrorist to Islam. This careful President had no choice but to off Bin Laden.

If it came out he that backed out it would have been political suicide. Zero Dark Thirty: they don’t make movies like that anymore.

quarkdetector's avatar

...it's estimated over 3 million people marched in support for Charlie Hebdo in France ... world leaders ... Mahmoud Abbas with Bibi Netanyahu, Lavrov and Merkel, the King and Queen of Jordan and Hollande ... who wasn't there? ...Obama ... Biden ... Kerry ...

Suzie's avatar

We live in particularly dangerous and unpredictable times.

Without a sure foundation of faith in God, it is easy to be tossed about on the waves and tumult of it all, and lose your bearings.

If you don’t believe in God you live open to every sort of falsity and deception, inducing fear and uncertainty.

Seeking out God in times of trouble and unrest will lead you to a place where you can find real, deep and meaningful refuge.

Even if you’ve never done so before, I recommend saying a prayer, if even just for guidance, peace or a moment of rest from all the noise and tumult.

We all need to take a break every now and then from all that’s going on around us, if just to regain our bearings.

“Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.”

~ Isaiah 26:3

…read the whole chapter - it’s a keeper! 😉👍🙏❤️

Cat C.'s avatar

"God hasn't given you the spirit of fear, but of power, love and a sound mind". "Perfect love (unconditional love - God's love) casts out fear". "There is no fear in (perfect) love". "Love covers a multitude of sins". "Faith, Hope and Love but the greatest of these is love and it will endure forever (eternity)" (paraphrased). "Greater is He who is in you, then he who is in the world". All from various writers of the letters in the New Testament of the Bible.

Suzie's avatar

❤️🙏😉

JMaryH's avatar

People are marching straight into the blades of a chain saw. Willingly.