The Bullet We Dodged

After dodging a gun, Donald Trump was reelected president. In a larger sense, the whole country dodged a gun. The Democrats were well defeated, losing not only the administration, but also the House and the Senate. Their ominous authoritarian, internationalist, communist vision, with its fervent accept of madness, deviations, and perversion, has been completely rejected. And while it’s certainly a time for celebration, we are n’t out of the woods yet. &nbsp,

The left has n’t given up. In fact, aside from their shrieking and frenzy over Trump’s victory, some of their primary figures have been oddly calm, and that can mean only one thing: they’re up to something, and will quickly begin a fresh onslaught against the forces of freedom. &nbsp,

In many ways, that rape is already in full swing. The culture war is a battle that has been waged on numerous fronts during Republican and Democrat national governments as well as while Republicans and Democrats have held the House of Representatives and the Senate at the same time. This is where the majority of our present issues lie as a country. No matter which group holds the upper hand in the different branches of government, the culture war will continue regardless of whether it is stopped.

Whether America may accept craziness or rationality is a major focus of the current conflict. Although absurdity cannot be justified, it is necessary to address story and falsehood in plain English in order for they to get popularity. Some of the differences between leftists and American patriots are related to fundamental beliefs: idea in a unified world and belief in issue only, moral absolutism versus moral relativism, and respect for all people versus a valuation of people based on their conformity to one’s own beliefs ( many liberals believe in a god or gods, but typically one made in their own image ). There can only be discussion until something is decidedly decided, and that is until we stop worrying about how our children are being influenced by those who would recruit them into a life that ultimately would leave them in physical and moral ruin. Moral relativists who adhere to their principles frequently progress in this direction.

Leftists continue to fight because they believe they will eventually and unavoidably prevail. They share their enthusiasm for the great day when the Savior’s return shines like a beacon of light from the east to the west, as Christians do. Leftists prefer to refer to themselves as “progressives,” which is a term that gives their favorite programs and policies an unavoidable air. They will point out that history is progressing in the desired direction, and those who disagree will find themselves “on the wrong side of history.” In spite of what they perceive as a historical inevitability, leftists are patient and even complacent, even though complacency does n’t always turn out to be passivity. They did n’t get what they wanted in 2024, but they are sure they will get it in 2028, or sometime thereafter. No matter how frequently or unsuccessfully they are, they never give up on their plan or agenda.

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So there will once more be spokespeople for socialist internationalism and the eradication of the right to bear arms in 2028 and thereafter. They will need to be defeated once more. Every American should take action in response to this. Imaginative, intelligent, courageous individuals have made a decisive difference at numerous points in American history. Without George Washington, a figure who was respectable to all factions and respected by everyone, and who was able to navigate difficult situations with consummate skill, the newly established republic might not have survived. The Civil War might not have begun if Abraham Lincoln had not been elected president in 1860, the nation’s intractable issues would have remained unresolved, and there would have been a different history of race and slavery. Without Franklin Delano Roosevelt, it is nearly impossible to imagine World War II in America. Only Ronald Reagan, a single man, understood that the Soviet Union was in imminent danger of demise in the 1970s and 1980s, and needed a little encouragement to avoid being defeated. &nbsp,

In our own day, there is Donald Trump.

Numerous other important figures in the government and outside of it can be attributed with the same fate. Everyone has a significant impact on those who are around them. For better and for worse, America would be vastly different today if Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Robert Oppenheimer, Martin Luther King, or Elvis Presley had never lived. Every election in the United States is now utterly crucial because of the enormous power of the individual. The nation’s problems did n’t spring up overnight and wo n’t be solved overnight, but if the right people become active and remain vigilant, what seems to many ( above all, to leftists themselves ) to be the inevitable march of the left to total victory and absolute dominance can be stopped. And it must be stopped. The bullet will have to be dodged again, and again.

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