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You killed the old man, didnāt you? And now youāre mutilating his body.
Peter Cushing as Victor Frankenstein | The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)
Jeanne Crain 20th Century Fox, 1946 Portrait dated January 1946
Details of Judith (1892), by Jules Joseph Lefebvre.
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for the swamp-dwelling vermin:
When the left comes to power, every century or so, in various parts of the world, one of their favorite tricks is to come out of nowhere and attack anyone who does not agree with their stated ideology (not to be confused with their actual ideology). It comes routine toĀ insult or even ācancelā independent thinkers, those just living their lives, people who have never done anything to the leftists⦠using them for their own selfish, political purposes.
They do this to innocent fellow citizens who find themselves viciously slurred for no reason except that it is the means to a desired end, the urge that keeps leftism alive ā the lust for power that arises to kill millions every time one generation is gone and the next is too innocent to believe what the left has planned for them. Instead, without exception, the people who have fallen for their rhetoric choose to believe that āsocial justiceā will finally rule the land if they only comply with what their leaders ask.
The left knows that their issues are so unpopular (none of us wants to vote for our own tyranny) that the only way they can get votes is by taking innocent people and filling their minds with ugliness and spite (often ā usually ā involving race or segregation/ discrimination/hatred of the āother.ā) The leftist leaders then spend their time encouraging violence among their followers, violence toward anyone who āsteps out of line,ā gets āuppityā or refuses to comply with whatever grotesque demand theĀ āleadersā make.
Yesterday we saw one of the worst examples yet of this, when the current occupant of the WH viciously attacked one of Americaās most loved (and, not coincidentally, most effective) presidents, a man who, for better or worse, did not even carry through the investigation of the current WH occupantās corrupt son. This pretender in D.C. and his inept VP dragged the president through the mud in the most public way possible yesterdayā¦.on national tv, while pretending that a protest against the rigged election of 2020 was a tragic and historical event the equal of 9-11 and Pearl Harbor Day.
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