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A Reply to caday5’s Comment on My Townhall Blog rycK’s Rationalizations of August, 19, 2009

 

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Comment on: rycK's Rationalizations

A Leftist Plan Exists to Rob and Euthanize Old White Folk in America?

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Wednesday, August, 19, 2009 7:29 AM caday5 writes:

Your real fear is that

people who live in an interdependent society have responsibilities for others in the same society just as others have responsibility for you.

I have never seen such fear mongering in all my life and why?

 

My reply

 

I think you, as a liberal, and we can expect certain narrow reflexive responses from that sector, attempt to define the word 'fear' in some political context such as they have attempted to do with words like  xenophobia or others. The strange notion that equitable and well-defined 'responsibilities' are intrinsic to living in some socially or politically variegated society that are strictly proscribed by leftist dogma is a one-sided argument.

 

It is always interesting that the left can preach about ‘equality’ and reciprocal responsibilities to others with certain differences is tedious in the sense that they advocate exactly the opposite in revolutions and such in Russia, Cuba and other places. The leftists praise political power when it is absolute or authoritarian. All we have to do is to review the outcomes of theses ‘revolutions’ and look for such common factors as murder, ‘land reform,’ Gulags, show trials, executions and reeducation camps.

 

Nobody on the left or within their circle of lackeys in the liberal sector of the Party of Democrats has the least concern for old white people if they can plunder their wealth and buy votes from others. Have you been paying attention to President Obama when he tells us of spreading around the wealth? This means what? How do you redistribute wealth without coercion and confiscation? Do we have to review, in detail, the thinking and application of the egalitarian efforts of Pol Pot or Fidel Castro or Kim? Think about Africa and 7,000 years of tribalism and failure.

 

Your fear is soundly based on the obvious fact that if leftist-defined independent people with superior skills or any other favorable  specified attribute or a cognitive level well beyond the median and extending into the right tail of the Bell Curve[1][2][3] will create wealth and power for themselves and fail to ‘share this’ with revolutionaries. It is easy to play the capitalist game. You and your kind who insist that there is some outward appearance of ‘equality’ in our world and that we need to listen to primitives or political revolutionaries to define this term and instruct us in the redistribution of wealth are merely following the torturous paths of numerous dictators.

 

I suppose you can also condone criminal activity by undocumented workers who cross the Mexican border as persons who now live in “an interdependent society” and that we are obligated to share our wealth with them for humanitarian reasons. Never once does the fact that entering the country, stealing Social Security numbers, lying on job applications and evading taxes by not filing state and federal tax returns ever emerge in a discussion from the left that encompasses the word “responsibilities.” Crime is just fine if it furthers some leftist goal. California will soon show us how wonderfully this works. [4]

 

The primitive [read liberal] nostrum here is that, yes, they are illegal and, yes, they do break the laws and render obscene the leftist notion of the Rule of Law, but as long as they illegally vote for liberals in our elections then we praise them and their actions.

 

In a long list of “responsibilities in “an interdependent society” we cannot seem to locate any sense that drug addiction, sloth, sodomy, smuggling, theft, incest, bestiality,  voter fraud and other negative attributes of many on the left violate these noted mandates as listed in your reply. Certain persons pollute our society with crime and unspeakable acts of cruelty and we are instructed to excuse these acts? Yes, if they serve the left.

 

There is no fear here on my part—just loathing for criminals and misinformed hokum chuckers who want to spread around more crime and gain political power. All I find in such screeds is summarized here:

 

Myth-Making and the Eternal Quest for Higher Taxes from the New York Times.

http://rycksrationalizations.blogtownhall.com/2009/08/18/myth-making_and_the_eternal_quest_for_higher_taxes_from_the_new_york_times.thtml

 

Winston Churchill summed up the results of his opposing line of thinking some three years after the October Revolution and I fully subscribe to his views:

 

"....But my hatred of Bolshevism and Bolsheviks is not founded on their silly system of economics, or their absurd doctrine of an impossible equality. It arises from the bloody and devastating terrorism which they practise in every land into which they have broken, and my which alone their criminal regime can be maintained...."— Text of Winston Churchill's July 8th, 1920, British House of Commons, Amritsar Massacre Speech By Winston Churchill  given July 8th, 1920[5][6] [Emphasis is mine in all quotes.]

 

That was nearly 90 years ago and everything he said in 1920 has come to pass when the far left gets involved.

 

 

The left and their associates cannot make it in our society[7] so they want to change it and confiscate the wealth that they cannot generate. This is the dog-in-the-manger philosophy so prevalent in primate worlds haunted by the far left. They have every intention of instituting confiscatory taxes and inheritances and shifting this wealth to their political allies. They make strong speeches about equality and racism and then support people like Robert Mugabe or Fidel Castro or Hugo Chavez. Left means loser. Let them lose without my wealth.

 

All they have is our wealth and they intend to get it one way or another.

 

rycK

 

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[1] The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life (ISBN: 0029146739)

by Herrnstein, Richard J. and  Murray, Charles  Free Press of Glencoe , Inc, Old Tappan, New Jersey, U.S.A., 1994.

 

[2] Echoes from the Babbling Brooks Envision a New Conservatism. The New York Times Advises Us on Society, as Usual: Higher Taxes

Posted by rycK on Saturday, February 16, 2008 10:37:49 AM

http://rycksrationalizations.blogtownhall.com/2008/02/16/echoes_from_the_babbling_brooks_envision_a_new_conservatism_the_new_york_times_advises_us_on_society,_as_usual_higher_taxes.thtml

 

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