This right wing extremism is nothing short of pandemonium
If the omniscient stars in the sky had been listening that night, they would have wept. Perhaps they did. So let me tell you about that night — the night the sickos came out of hiding and morality vanished out the window. It was Friday that they came. The event was a gala — a gala of sickos. It was the night ball of CPAC.
And this wasn’t any average ball. The people that entered the ballroom were dressed to impress. And among the items they wore were malevolence, depravity, and immorality. They besmirched the good name of our President, Joe Biden. They voiced sympathy for the January 6 prisoners, .whom they said were victims of a “democratic Gulag.”
They called us lawless and groomers. They said they were at war. They labeled Biden an “impostor.” Steve Bannon called for “shock troops” to be sent to DC He said there can be “no half measures anymore.”
Viktor Orban called for a global movement against Democrats and fake news. “We should unite our forces,” Orban told Republicans. It was a horrible night of darkness when mayhem came calling. And it shows that we can’t underestimate these people.
They don’t have the same values that we do. Their minds have been poisoned, and I doubt they will recover anytime soon — if ever. But it tells us something. It tells us they’re even worse than we possibly thought. It actually tells us they’re insane. For only insane people would welcome these words.
Only insane people, ruined by coveting the wrong things, would clap, cheer, and stop their feet to such wickedness. Mayhem came calling on that dark, dark night. But the opposite of mayhem is harmony. We need to preserve harmony by voting blue and sending the forces of mayhem back into the darkness where they belong.
