Because no person in history apart from Nazis ever put their arm out like that.
It reminds me of 2017 when ESPN pulled announcer Bob Lee from the calling U. of Virginia football for fear someone might be triggered. Though he was of Korean ancestry, and Lee is by no means an uncommon Korean surname, the stellar leadership at ESPN was afraid that if you said his proper name Robert instead of Bob, and added an 'E' between his first and last names, then you'd have, well, you know. And violence, death, suicide, emotional and psychological trauma might just happen next.
Really. It's almost impossible to imagine just how low and worthlessly ridiculous is the modern class of malcontents calling themselves our superiors and leading our world's institutions and organizations of power and influence. The are every Hollywood stereotype of a useless ruler ever.
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| Our modern leaders in one photo (From The Great Race) |
Worse, they encourage those who are on the Left to actually excuse such idiocy, as unfathomably moronic as it seems. It's as if the entire 21st Century Left was carved out of a David Lynch fever dream. But what is to call them out? They hold the crown, the scepter and the orb. And more than half that see the problems for what they are nonetheless lack the character, courage or convictions to call them out for what they are.
Remember, when you see the divisions, the hate, the idiocy, the conflicts, the violence, they destruction, the perpetual outrage, it's important to remember these things are desired and pushed for. When you begin to endorse, excuse and promote this level of bat crazy psycho madness, it becomes easier and easier to someday insist there just aren't any strange camps in the German woods and leave it at that.
Ed Feser notices the derangement and tries to joke about it, but humor falls flat when no matter how absurd you are, the reality is even worse:
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ReplyDeleteDave, you know, I know and they know Musk's gesture was no Sieg Heil. Musk supports Trump and that's an end on't, as the good Dr. Johnson would say.
I don't know what's more repulsive: that men which such influence are so full of malice or so incredibly adolescent in their emotional reasoning. I recall Stoker's description of Dracula: a mind "child-like" in its appetites, diabolic in its cunning.