The Resistance

By Mitch Berg

Silicon Valley has turned in to a de facto surveillance state, and is using its power to try to quash Conservative thought on the Internet.

The “#meToo” movement has harnessed the power of the Progressive Herd to co-opt what started as a good message (don’t abuse women!) into a policy bludgeon and a wedge used to shame, bully and censor dissent.

Conservative speech is actively squelched on campus, in many corporations, and in many community groups .

Big Left is relentlessly pimping a bunch of kids who, a month ago, were eating Tide Pods on Youtube, as the great unheard voices of wisdom on gun policy they clearly don’t understand in any way.

And the DC Establishment – Republican and Democrat both – have basically turned into the same, free-spending, debt-blind creature.

Sorry, libs;  the “resistance” in this country is entirely on the right.

4 Responses to “The Resistance”

  1. Joe Doakes Says:

    If the Democrats (Left) and Rockefeller Republicans (Right) are the same, then the resistance must be coming from the Alternative to the Left and Right — the Alt-Right.

    No wonder both sides are devoted to tarnishing the Alt-Right with smears of racism, sexism, the usual. Discredit, de-platform, disenfranchise, dispute . . . and still, people know the truth when they hear it.

  2. In The Mailbox: 03.27.18 : The Other McCain Says:

    […] Homicides Spiked Thanks To ACLU Police Decree, also, Microsoft Joins The Censors Shot In The Dark: The Resistance STUMP: Taxing Tuesday – What if Trump Doesn’t Spend All The Money? Also, State Income […]

  3. Mammuthus Primigenius Says:

    Funny thing . . . now that Trump’s guy Mulvaney is HMFIC at the Warren’s CFPB, he’s dismantling a lot of its regs . . . Warren wants him to answer to congress, since she is a senator, but Warren designed the CFPB to be immune from congressional oversight. Hilarious.

  4. bikebubba Says:

    Ya know, given that there have been actual surveillance states in history, and given the results of such states, one would think that would-be “private NSAs” would think twice about participating.

    Unless someone made them an offer they couldn’t refuse, of course.

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