The panel member in the upper left hand corner, a symbolic position, is for me in a difficult position, having repudiated the LIEO, as I too have, he still clings to some type of leftist, presumably globalist, radical ideal of universal salvation and peace.
We no longer have, here, much of a so called working class. So leftism has to be either globalist, liberating foreign workers (who make our stuff cheap) not American workers, or it is nothing.
Most of the work our working class, and many of our white collar workers, once did, when american nationalist socialism made some sense, has now been permanently offshored. You can't subsidize those jobs back. You can't vote those jobs back. You can't order those jobs back under our system. You can't fight a war and win those jobs back. You can't, as he sees, liberal those jobs back.
It, leftism, is probably, in his mind, not a salvation mainly for or in terms of just the US, but rather through global wealth equalitarianism, through ignoring rather than acknowledging racial and religious differences, through appeasing all people of color, and through promoting eventual racial homogenization.
I won't go into all the ways this ideal will work as poorly, for either the US or for the world, as the picture of fascism which he and the panel also paint.
Monday, November 09, 2020
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