Jordan Peterson Was Right

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1. Failure is Success
   Unity is Division
   Hatred is Tolerance

   Lies are Truth. All wrapped up in the Orwell’s dystopic paradoxes of peaceful war, freeing enslavement and the strength of ignorance.
   Erich Fromm’s says we escape our freedom, automatons of conformance, a society of deer in the headlights, hoping the hunters slow down.

   The truly horrible question becomes how much worse can it get? Is this just the end of the beginning as Churchill might warn?
   If we use covid as a example then we know every ridiculous, unproven, contradictory counterintuitive idiocy that grants them power.

   Consequences are Irrelevant

   Anybody who thinks this will go away after covid or anything else including climate change doesn’t understand humanity or history.
   Progressivism is the correct description of an anti-ideology that degrades society while increasing its corruption and coercion.

   They inevitably and inexorably become despotic, where parents are terrorists, oligarchs lord over us and rule of law becomes selective.
   The US Department of Justice, first set on an elected sitting President, now targets those who burden teachers unions, now in the act of taking over school boards, to criminalize the franchise of deciding who sits on these boards, their influence the more important.

   Your risk is their reward.

   1. It can get a lot worse.

      The globalists are digging the grave of the human race as fast as they can. They know it. As long as they themselves die rich and in bed, they simply do not care. Consequences are for other people.

      The opposite of love is not hate. It is indifference.

   2. Apparently commercial airline pilots and air traffic controllers who refuse to work under onerous vaccination mandates are, you guessed it – domestic terrorists. Maybe like Kommiemala, Biden could hire child actors to cheer on his vaccines for non-actor children, given the real children are domestic terrorists too.

      Currently exempted from vaccine mandates: Members of Congress, their staff, teachers, US Postal Service employees, illegal migrants, including those in ICE custody, but not Fox employees (Biden lied again), the weasel excuse being they’re not executive jurisdiction.

      Domestic terrorists, every last one of them.

      Of course Biden roundly criticized those agencies such as Congress for now joining his totalitarian tomes. No he didn’t, liar by omission.

2. “bitches” all around.

3. The mentally ill are in hog heaven as they say, because covid has made everybody batshit crazy.

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      you liking the ‘great reset‘ so far?

      “Since his new series, Superman: Son of Kal-El, began in July,
      Jon has combated wildfires caused by climate change,
      thwarted a high school shooting and protested the
      deportation of refugees in Metropolis.”

      well… he is gay superman… i’d expect nothing less.

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4. The legal “profession” is crawling with state fascists who can’t wait to squash the little people who do actual work and have the temerity to point to an emperor without clothes. His good work not withstanding, the HRCs predated Jordan Peterson’s discovery so it didn’t take a genius to see where this was going. I would be more surprised if more than a handful of SDA commenters didn’t see this coming. A cursory scan of the history of tyrannies, with which, the world abounds and about which, fictional warnings are plentiful, should suffice. Godwin be damned, the parallels are ominous and now more than ever worthy of comparison.

5. 1 lawyer in town lives in a shanty on the edge of town,
   2 lawyers in town live in the big houses on the hill.

   Every single time the gov’t of canada makes a statement of “this or that will never happen” … it means it’ll happen next year, or already has happened and the parliamentary group looking at it has decided it wasn’t that big of a deal.

   The fake Canadian courts, the human rights courts, pile on as they feel it adds to their legitimacy, furthers their cause, gives them something to say to their neighbors “we’ve done something” …

   When AB/Sask. separate, the shutting down of these should be complete in the first weeks. Not, “after we see if they can’t be made useful” , because they cannot.

   1. 1 lawyer in town lives in a shanty on the edge of town,
      2 lawyers in town live in the big houses on the hill.

      “In my many years, I have come to the conclusion that one useless man is a shame, two is a law firm, and three or more is a Congress.” John Adams

      1. A character of John Adams made that wonderful quote, so credit playwright Peter Stone for it in “1776” a 1969 Broadway musical.

         It doesn’t change that it’s a great quip, kind of like Christmas being cancelled in Ottawa, not because of covid, but because they can’t find a virgin or wise man in the entire city, with the neo regal charlatans having returned home for holiday recess.

         Of course the new plays about America’s founding are based on pop, toxic history from idiotic fascists thinking they sound intelligent but who simply cover their butts for power.

         The full line bears repeating, so here it is as life imitates art; actually life imitates life:

         “I have come to the conclusion that one useless man is called a disgrace, that two are called a law firm, and that three or more become a congress. And by God, I have had this Congress! For ten years King George and his Parliament have gulled, cullied, and diddled these Colonies with their illegal taxes – Stamp Acts, Townshend Acts, Sugar Acts, Tea Acts – and when we dared stand up like men, they have stopped our trade, seized our ships, blockaded our ports, burned our towns, and spilled our blood – and still this Congress refuses to grant any of my proposals on independence, even so much as the courtesy of open debate! Good God, what in hell are you waiting for?” Good question, in 1776, in 1969, before the hippies became bureaucrats, and nowadays.

         1. A character of John Adams made that wonderful quote, so credit playwright Peter Stone for it in “1776” a 1969 Broadway musical.

            You’re probably right about that, but that quote is also mentioned here, but without citing the original source:

            http://www.john-adams-heritage.com/quotes/

            Maybe it’s one of those lines that one wishes Adams had actually spoken. It would certainly be in his character as he was known for being irascible and abrasive at times.

   2. “When AB/Sask. separate,”

      As much as I want this to happen, it is not going to. Not in my lifetime anyway. There are now too many leftists living in Alberta partly because of the voters Wretched Knothead hired and the taxes she directed to the AFL. Kessler couldn’t get it done in the 80’s when most Albertans were ready to separate.
      And, if AB/SK do ever separate, it will be because the CCP mandated it for its own use.

6. If only we could get the government to do nothing.

   1. There would still be mission creep.