What explains the Democrats’ anti-democratic turn?
The underlying issue is that “democratic” governments are actually wildly democratically unpopular. Basically, Washington, D.C., and its Western European satellite states would not retain control — or the ability to steal as much money from their people — if they allowed truly free speech and free markets.
Blues are getting innocent people, largely minorities, addicted to drugs in order to make money for their NGOs. They’re also letting innocent people get attacked on the streets. Blues are befouling their own neighborhoods for a quick buck. This is genuinely evil behavior. And that’s why they’ve become so anti-democratic:
- Building one-party states (e.g., California)
- Faking the news (e.g., Russiagate)
- Censoring the internet (e.g., Hunter Biden story)
- Show trials of political opposition (e.g., Trump)
- Weaponizing commercial law (e.g., Elon Musk and Delaware)
- Arresting tech founders (e.g., France)
- Imprisoning people for tweets (e.g., U.K.)
- Blowing up Nord Stream, then covering it up
- Funding COVID-19, then hiding that too
- Fomenting war and cold war everywhere
The list goes on and on. This is also why they blather so much about democracy. Censoring the Hunter Biden story during the 2020 election shows they’re about as genuinely “democratic” as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.
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