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|    DocUFO to JTEM    |
|    Re: Erika Kirk's psycho-dramatics underl    |
|    25 Dec 25 11:01:53    |
      From: garyrayl70@gmail.com              On 12/24/2025 7:32 PM, JTEM wrote:       > On 12/24/25 6:56 PM, DocUFO wrote:       >       >> I reiterate: the Kirks tragedy rates as a footnote in       >> US history       >       > It changed everything. The left cast itself as violent sociopaths       > with no dignity, no morality. They didn't just execute someone       > for thought crimes, they called for more murders -- INCLUDING HIS       > YOUNG CHILDREN!       >       > It's never going to go back to the way it was. Never.       >       >       >              One or two assassins felled JFK, and less than 5 years later, his       brother suffered the same tragic fate.       Assassinations sometimes change the course of history, yes, and       sometimes they simply don't change anything significantly except       possibly more police state surveillance.       That was one of the notable changes. Yet, the 1960s were already       in a terrible social, ideological and even physical roil unlike       anything this nation had seen since the 1930s, and before that,       the civil war era.       But the assassinations felled major historical figures. Garfield       and McKinley's assassinations simply came at a time of changes       in societal evolution, the building of America's infrastructure       and the pace of technological progress. Overall, the leaders of       those pressing times were swept along with the rest of humanity       in the rapid progress technology promulgated to the present time       of high speed global communications.       The huge impact on our brains and behaviors have been unprecedented       and the impact is still being analyzed by social scientists and       psychologists, historians.       So, the incident of a college-oriented young radical ideologue's       murder is not particularly a stand-out on the timeline, but a       manifestation of growing fanaticism - a trippy dangerous milieu       that was already in progress when Kirk went down.       The fate of our democracy and preservation of our precious rights       are clearly tugging at us beyond personalities - celebs, exciters,       leaders...they all come and go, but it's the saving of our unique       form of governance that's the most important.       Donald or Vance or anyone in public exposure face mounting dangers       to their well-being promoting extremism, encouraging racism and       radical nationalism, with plenty of pious obsessions underlining       much of the movement Donald has created from a big fat lie.       The rigged election. It was not rigged nor did he win by a       landslide then nor last year, either. Lies galore, meant to con       his audience into accepting his false narratives as truth, which       it clearly appears to have been fruitful. MAGAnites express great       suspicion about anything that contradicts Donald's line of bull.       And mostly reject it, vehemently defend and even glorify him.       Denial of alternate versions of reality Donald rejects becomes a       common reaction among his cult. His crude and childish public       behaviors have no negative effect on his adorers.       Conspiracies fill the blanks for many in the MAGA mindset. Belief       subbing for truth is predominant in Don and his cohorts' agenda to       use paranoia, biases, ignorance and stupidity to fuel that dark       agenda. And it all is designed to satisfy a sick authoritarian       elitist's lust for power and wealth, bathed in self-exaltation.              #y=       `G`              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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