Posted on 10/06/2020 10:43:48 AM PDT by Kaslin
The news that President Trump has tested positive for WuFlu certainly reminds us racist-sexist-homophobe-white-supremacist-systemic-racists what is at stake in America.
It is that, without President Trump, we non-wokies are naked before our enemies. Don’t leave us, Mr. President! Not yet! We need you!
No doubt the president will make a swift recovery with the help of the knowledge that six months of the epidemic has given us.
But it makes you think. What happens after Trump leaves? Will the Republican Party continue his populist nationalism? Or will it sink back into the Swamp? Will people that violate wokie norms be able to get jobs? Will Google’s hate speech algorithm, that dumped me for a moment last week for using a forbidden word in my blog post “My ‘1584 Project,’” be improved enough when the next Democratic president takes office that it can analyze all political speech on the internet in microseconds to detect and delete forbidden ideas?
Yes. All I was doing was saying that, if you want to talk about the first slave ship arriving in North America in 1619, Nikole Hannah-Jones, how about the first ship bringing the “waste population” of England to the white trash heap in the Roanoke Colony in 1584? Then I listed all the pejoratives that have been used over the centuries to describe these waste people -- as concocted by a presumably tenured professor of gender, Nancy Isenberg, in her White Trash. The 400-year Untold History of Class in America.
By the way, Pichai old chap, how are you doing fighting the “systemic casteism” among high-caste South Asians working at Alphabet? More to the point, what did you do last week to stamp out violence and discrimination against Dalits, my noble Brahmin friend?
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
In his second term, President Trump needs to lay the groundwork for the equivalent of a “conservative National School of Administration”, a post-graduate school to teach conservatives everything they need to know about federal political offices and federal bureaucracies.
Even after they graduate, the school is available as an information and resource source.
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