I have lectured state legislators and many others, and argued here, how the goal of the current ‘progressive’ movement, particularly the CRT and related racialized movements, is to deconstruct the country. To tear it apart.
It’s why I’ve argued “The fight over Critical Race Theory in education is a fight in many ways for our national survival”.
It’s not about a particular policy, it’s about tearing down:
“There is a thin line in society, between food and anarchy, freedom and repression, liberty and tyranny, safety and street violence. It’s thinner than we want to admit, and it’s being pushed to its limits on purpose by ideologies that want to deconstruct our society. Tearing down society is a dangerous game.”
The topic came up in my hour-long Tucker Carlson Today interview:
Tucker: Chaos is an opportunity.WAJ: Chaos is an opportunity. And also I think it’s a societal dead end. It is teaching people to hate their country because their loyalty is not to their country. It’s to their group identity. It’s to their tribe. It’s turning us back into a tribal society where your group identity is your allegiance….Pitting races against each other, pitting ethnic groups against each other, is a way to tear down the structures of society. And that’s really the end goal. What happens after that? I don’t think they’ve thought through. Because if they were to succeed in their goal of tearing down the police, tearing down the court system, tearing down all these systems that keep us a relatively civil society, it could be very ugly. It’s Yugoslavia.Tucker: Well those are the guardrails that keep us from plunging off the side of the mountain….
At the Heritage Foundation’s 50th Gala, Tucker Carlson was the keynote speaker. He made that point in very clear terms, we are not fighting a conventional political movement:
“None of this makes sense in conventional political terms.””When people. . .decide that the goal is to destroy things, destruction for its own sake, ‘hey let’s tear it down,’ what you’re watching is not a political movement, it’s evil.”
(full speech here)
Recognizing and being willing to admit the problem is the first step:
“Tucker’s entire speech was spectacular and very emotionally moving. The battle we are fighting now is not left vs. right or Democrat vs. Republican. The battle is evil vs. good, darkness vs. light.”
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