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When Narratives Are Relentlessly Reinforced

Back during the glory days of the Tea Party, we – the good guys – were famous, among other things, for leaving the sites of our demonstrations cleaner than they were when we arrived.  It was a bit of a point of pride…

…especially when compared with the rat-infested rape camps of the media darlings of the “Occupy” movement.

Last weekend’s “Bernie Bro Women’s March against Trump” continued the narrative:

Not sure where this was taken – i got it off social media – but on a deeper level, it doesn’t matter. The “protests” of the Big Left are all centrally planned, and are about as regionally unique as McDonalds’ french fries.

Does it ever fail?  No.  Not really.


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6 responses to “When Narratives Are Relentlessly Reinforced”

  1. mjb003 Avatar

    When you expect that the government is your mom, and you deny responsibility for so many other parts of life, why would you clean up after yourself in a public space? There are rich taxpayers to pay for that.

  2. Alt-Good Swiftee Avatar
    Alt-Good Swiftee

    Trash in; trash out

  3. kel Avatar
    kel

    kinda remind me of sea slugs leaving a trail of ooze behind them

  4. justplainangry Avatar
    justplainangry

    Ooze is more hygienic

  5. Night Writer Avatar

    When you expect that the government is your mom, and you deny responsibility for so many other parts of life, why would you clean up after yourself in a public space? There are rich taxpayers to pay for that.

    As P.J. O’Rourke has noted: “Everyone wants to save the earth. No one wants to help mom clean up the dishes.”

  6. Bill C Avatar
    Bill C

    3 days late and a whole passel of change short; I read some snowflake on FB justifying that this was purposefully done, right in front of Trump’s DC Hotel.

    And someone followed up with a meme showing one of the guys picking up that mess – “Male privilege is cleaning up the mess left by a women’s march.”

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