Narcissism In America

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The bedrock of our Western Civilization is unrecognizable since Barack Obama began his reign of terror on the American people and institutions of our country. Leftist politicians of The New Democratic Socialist Party, and the same sycophantic media that placed him in the White House, abets him at every turn.
Events of the last few years leave us pondering how we got to the point where up is down, down is up and the animals run the zoo. Crisis after crisis seemingly vies for our attention, and we speculate how and why our country, institutions, political system, Constitution, religion, and culture began slipping from Americans.

Moreover, this militant administration unabashedly and arrogantly puts forth that constitutional policies are dangerous, racist, and extreme. Leftists, in fact, maintain they represent
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If crises do not exist, then progressives create bogus problems, so they can feign solving them by applying their radical, dangerous, anti-American solutions. Liberal solutions to any problem always cost us money and/or freedom.

Most of the made-up issues of critical importance to Barack Obama and the left manifest themselves on college campuses and in the street.

The prancing, stomping, and parading mobs shouting through the streets of the nation, and halls of academia, are misinformed, immature, and lawless rabble. White Privilege, Black Lives Matter, Hands Up, Don’t Shoot, are all groups of easily led, childish ignorant people who have no clue how to succeed in a competitive society. Government intentionally creates these mobs by creating wedge issues, and then spurs them into action.

One of the freedoms that angers the left the most is free speech; by others, of course. In places where free speech should be a stronghold, professors, administrators, and students find it unacceptable if it wounds the feelings of others.

And so they

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