The American Anti-Communist Revolution, by T.L. Davis

We don’t have to take what they’re dishing out. From T.L. Davis at tldavis.substack.com:

While America seems as if it’s tumbling toward oblivion, it’s more realistically the left that is tumbling toward oblivion and destroying the ship on the way down trying to keep their heads above water. The truth is, communists can’t run anything. When their idyllic society is unable to provide food, water, transportation, or construction, they turn on the people to keep their failures quiet. This is how genocides are developed, out of the increasing need to hide their failures and intimidate those who might expose them to the uninformed. The trouble with all of this is that it takes so much energy to track down and silence people who know the failure is the product of communism, that they are further unable to make good the promises they made to gain power.

Over and over again this plays out in every nation communism touches and I’m talking about the United States when I reference communism, because, despite all the propaganda, every required measure of a failed state are present in the United States and none of it is the product of capitalism, aside from the production of billionaires.

A post over at Straight Line Logic does a good job of pointing out the loss of the support of the American people for the United States Government and the whys and hows of it. Reading that post put me in a more philosophical mood then normal and I wanted to expand on it for this post.

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One response to “The American Anti-Communist Revolution, by T.L. Davis

  1. Workers utopia was never on the menu for the useless idiot homegrown it’s gonna work this time crowd.

    My fifth grade teacher (h/t-Mrs C) warned of this time and so thankful for that.

    White Russians?

    Yes we can!

    The only good Bolshevik RAT POS vermin is a longer with us one.

    Breaking from Slayer:

    WAR Ensemble

    (this song is reason I write it that way)

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