Emotions and feelings don’t preempt the law

OPINION — “In God We Trust” is the binding principle of the U.S.A. As modern technologies become ingrained into the human psyche, mankind’s covenant with God becomes weaker.

In a godless society, some government mouthpieces attempt to replace the American virtues of faith, family, freedom, with their dogma of identity idols, gender confusion, welfare subsidies and demanding blind compliance to their unreasonable positions.

The U.S.A. was founded and has stood for 250 years with the understanding of “different strokes for different folks.” During the last 20 years the progressive’s attempt to institutionalize government as “ we the government bureaucrats will tell you the people,” how you shall live. Ten Commandments and one Constitution remain the obstacles to the nihilistic technocracy.

All day/night cable news mouthpieces denounce one another. There are no legitimate debates negotiating a path to common ground. Politicians stoke emotional issues to instigate confrontations knowing it will escalate into lawbreaking, possibly violence. We the people become sacrificial pawns in the combat for party control. The coordinated anarchy uprisings that are getting combative will eventually provoke a military reaction. 

Hostile rhetoric intended to stoke public furor to cause rioting is illegal in this nation of laws. Political pundits become insurrectionists when they spin untrue rhetoric to rally mob riots laced with paid agitators organizing lawbreaking acts. Emotions and feelings don’t preempt the law; until a law is officially changed, lawbreakers are criminals that deserve to be arrested, adjudicated and properly punished.

Simply disagreeing with the politics of Trump, Charlie Kirk, Walz, or Zohran Mamdani, is not justification for an assassination, but one attempt and one murder has already happened. Unlawful violence can’t be normalized !

Politicians stop the political gamesmanship and preening for the media. Leading, governing, accountability, is providing common-sense safety and security not antagonist, lawbreaking confrontations. 

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