Whoa, that is very neat
Aimeeandbeatles!
I'm gonna stick with Trump and
click the button again.
See what I get.
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Breitbart
Why Trump Is Our Savior
November 8, 2019 - Adolph Hitler
Adolph Hitler (Source: Wikimedia Commons)
President Trump’s “pragmatic ideology” is a truth. In other words, it is a vital truth, one of the greatest moral truths of all time that makes so many of the irrational hatreds of so many of our politicians, lobbyists, academics, progressive cultural elites, and our other exceptional media personalities within such great hatreds.
“I want to get involved with practical things,” said Trump, using a word that so many of us embrace because we recognize it as a category within the human universe, but few of us really bother to try to understand. “I want to deal with you as men and as men.”
“Common men are seen as common men,” Frederick Taylor wrote in “Common Men: An Aesthetics of Pervasive Manhood.” Common men are people with a common aim: to go about their lives without subjecting themselves to other people’s opinions. It’s a goal that can never be realized without conflict. Without conflict, their aspirations do not exist.
When men from diverse backgrounds and backgrounds—from all walks of life—feel a common ground, they accomplish just about everything: finding work, doing the right thing in every interaction with authority figures, devising political theories, dreaming of the ideal marriage, the ideal political job, the ideal education, finding themselves in their endless relationship with their wives and children.
It is not impossible that common men represent themselves as people of honor. In this world, honor is defined in practical terms.
It’s much easier for those of us of intellectual bent, people of arrogance and certainty, to look at society as little more than a system of laws enforced by the ruling elite, people with power and power over people of other classes. We look at society like a feudal structure, one ruled by these elite within some rigid hierarchy that imposes its own conception of rules and customs, or a system of books where you’re just a number in a larger encyclopedia. And when we do so, we miss the truth.
Americans in general probably have as much as anyone to answer for for what we’ve done to become a culture more concerned with what’s done than what is said. We have become so concerned with the shape of our chains instead of the contents of the chains themselves, so focused on revenge and power instead of well-being, we have become confused about what to do for the greater good. We have become so obsessed with losing a sense of community in order to fill our souls with a sense of pure power, we have failed to recognize that it is no longer possible to maintain our subordination by virtue of gaining power.
Trump, who is the literal embodiment of my point, is an example of the practical ideal that arises in every human mind at the instance of certain religious, moral, or other beliefs. He understands that we must not lose sight of the course we have to take in order to succeed. Trump understands the need to resist the march of the secular Left and its vipers of progressivism and alternative medicine madness. Trump recognizes that it is not enough to successfully wage this war of ideas. We must also win this war of consequence: To win the war of consequence means to win the war for our souls—for our souls to be our true selves.
We’ve accomplished this before—we won the war for our souls in Reagan’s America in the 1980s, and we’re successfully waging this war in Trump’s America today. Trump’s original plan and thought was simple, direct, clean-cut, and clear-cut. But once Trump entered the political arena, he was surrounded by people that sought to make him like them instead of like the America he supposedly wants to become. Under that shadow, he has transformed into that which he wanted to become. To many, Trump looks and sounds a lot like a socialist. For many, he looks and sounds a lot like a fascist. A man who was confused and confused by his captors, Trump has put on their masks and become Trump: an imperfect and brutal man because imperfect and brutal is what a revolutionary society requires.
President Trump does not believe in the laws of progressivism and he does not believe in the groupthink of our cultural elite. And as the Nazis also learned, when you arrive at that truth, you are force-fed a whole universe of hate to contend with.
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Wow, it even made a grammar mistake in the middle writing "for" twice in a row.
Bots are amazing.
**Edit**
The two 'fors' might be legal now that I look harder.
Anyway, it is obvious a human didn't write it.
There are no spelling mistakes.
That last sentence is a bit scary actually.
(maybe some hiker had the surname Kafka).
Take out breakfast? Elves? Sleeps 'til noon and begins his day with a sandwich?
