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| Why We Never Get Tired of Winning and Never Trumpers Never Get Tired of Losing |
| 2018-07-26 |
| ...It’s like Groundhog Day with them ‐ every morning they wake up fussy and failing, then every night they go to bed, alone with all their friends, having pushed the latest TRUMP DID THE WORST THING EVER meme only to wake up fussy and failing in the same Trumpian hell again the next morning. Except instead of being funny, they are sad. And instead of waking up to Sonny & Cher crooning "I Got You Babe," they wake up to Beck singing "Loser." And it’s dedicated to them. ...Here’s the reality. In 2016, Normal Americans rebelled against an establishment composed of liberal fascists in government and a hateful cultural elite, as well as their allegedly conservative kept boys who placed their personal positions and prosperity above the people’s interests. As my upcoming book Militant Normals: How Regular Americans Are Rebelling Against the Elite to Reclaim Our Democracy recounts, in the kind of clear, unrestrained prose that goes hand-in-hand with not having to be FCC-language compliant, how the rise of Donald Trump was the inevitable result of a cultural war where our side was desperate for a fighter who would actually take up our banner and win. Remember how Abe Lincoln had to prune the deadwood in the Union Army before he could find a general to lead the fight against the Democrats the last time they tried to win a civil war? Like Ulysses S. Grant, Donald Trump is imperfect, but he fights and he wins. ...Donald Trump was incorrect when he promised that we would get tired of all the winning ‐ well, not really incorrect since he was joking. No, we are not tiring of winning. Not even close. Trump, unlike those foes he has vanquished, actually understands Americans. He knows we won’t ever tire of winning because Americans consider winning to be our natural state. ...But our elites, the snooty people who are supposed to be taking care of our institutions and making them work smoothly for everyone else (in return for prestige, power, and material renumeration) no longer believe in American exceptionalism. This is largely the fault of academia, which the elite controls, training future elitists that their own countrymen suck and that their loyalty should be to an unelected transnational class of like-minded snobs with glowing credentials but no track record of success in actually accomplishing the basic tasks that elites are supposed to accomplish. |
| Posted by:g(r)omgoru |
| #2 The best thing about the winning is watching all the proggie losers here in Massaholia crying about it. I wish they could all get sent to reeducation camps like they want to send us to but that is their thing not ours. |
| Posted by: AlanC 2018-07-26 16:09 |
| #1 Talked to an old guy from the Korean War the other day. My wife asked him if he likes Trump? He said: "Damn right I do!" A lot of people here in fly-over land feel the same way. He and they like winning. More than that, they love the country. |
| Posted by: JohnQC 2018-07-26 09:38 |