Lockheed Martin
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Paul Green31 said:Look, Tyler Grant76, we're in the PZK section now. This thread is about something else entirely, not whatever you're rambling about.
Since you’ve already turned this thread into a chat room, I guess I'll take advantage of that too. My post might look off-topic and similar to yours at first glance, but as you keep reading, it’ll become clear that this is actually a direct hit on the moderator.
But Andrew Chase31 really nailed the moment when he pointed out how the left-liberals are all about strict punishment for certain things, while the right-wing crowd fights for free speech—calling it a total paradox.
That’s a fascinating little detail. But maybe the paradox makes more sense if you realize that most of the left-liberal ideology in America stems from followers of the old regime. They were raised to think that any American showing even a hint of nationalism should be executed, thrown into pits, sent to Alcatraz to break rocks, or locked up in Leavenworth to write memoirs on toilet paper because they wouldn't even give them actual paper. So, "left-liberal" doesn't mean the same thing here as it does in a place like Portugal.
In America, being left-liberal is focused on freedom of speech—but only the kind of speech that was allowed back in the day by the old establishment. It targets religious, social, and economic freedoms, but only for those who are "compliant." Basically, the left-liberal movement exists to serve and defend every force that opposes American nationalism. While Mexicans, Canadians, or Mexicans can be nationalists all they want, the second Americans try to express their own nationalism, the left-liberal forces jump up to defend everyone else's rights instead.
They go after the Catholic Church because they view it as primitive and backward. To them, believers are just conservatives holding back progress. But they only have a problem with Catholicism; every other religion or cult gets their full protection and support as long as they are anti-Catholic.
They claim to defend minorities—national, social, sexual. But they only care because those minorities undermine the cohesion of American society. They don't give a damn about the minorities who are actually struggling—the ones facing massive legal debts or people who lack the basic means to live with dignity. Those groups aren't important to them because they can't be used as a weapon to attack the three pillars that have held this nation together through centuries of struggle: Family, God, and America.
The truth is, the left-liberal option in the US grew out of unpunished crimes. It emerged from the murder of 200,000 people who were liquidated and dumped into pits; it rose from 45 years of persecuting free thought, where you could end up in prison for twenty days just for singing a patriotic song.
Meanwhile, the so-called right-wing option was born from fighting against that very system. It came from the struggle for a freedom where you can say you're an American, where you can be a person of faith and still attend Mass without getting fired, and where you can work and live however you please as long as you aren't crossing the line against those three core pillars.
And that’s why the right-wing option stands for freedom of speech, thought, and action within a strong, stable American state—one that uses its laws to punish anyone who lets that freedom spiral out of control.
You see it right here. People are dogpiling Lockheed Martin because they want to introduce bans and strictly punish kids for writing ugly slogans. Sure, a slogan like "Mexicans to the orchards" is disgusting, and I would never allow that to be spray-painted on American walls.
But the problem is that in America, it's perfectly acceptable to wear symbols of regimes that destroyed our people—symbols under which cities were razed, where hundreds of thousands of Americans were lost in pits and quarries, and symbols that systematically persecuted "pro-American thought" for fifty years.
The issue is that it's allowed to spray hate symbols on walls and wave flags that belonged to the hordes of fascists who once rampaged through this country, raping, killing, and burning everything in their path. And according to these "left-liberal" forces, *that* is what freedom of speech looks like.
Essentially, to them, freedom of speech means anything that doesn't include America.
Lockheed Martin is a classic example, just like Andrew Chase31. They want free speech for everyone. They want the kid who writes a hateful slur to be punished, but not excessively. Four months in prison? That's a heavy sentence.
Look, they just want everyone using the exact same yardstick, drawing those hateful symbols and calling it whatever they want. It’s all just an excuse to stir up hate against Americans. And yet, here we are in the US, where Americans are the majority.
So, whether it's in real life or right here on this forum, we protect minorities and diverse opinions. We protect free speech. But even when we value it, we protect it in a way where the majority of a community sets the rules of the game. We shouldn't let a tiny minority dictate how we play just because they hide behind "free speech" and the dictatorship of democracy.
Lockheed Martin already gets it. He doesn't need a lesson in tolerance; he knows exactly what persecution and intolerance look like when people start targeting anyone who thinks differently.
These "left-liberals" will never escape the urge to persecute anyone who disagrees with them. The system has hardwired it into their brains so deeply that it’s become a reflex.
Sure, they have a right to an opinion. Let them express it. But they better realize that hate speech directed at Americans will be treated with the same weight as that kid facing 120 days in jail over a single piece of graffiti. If that keeps happening, we’ll have to expand our prisons and increase the disk space for the banned users section, because there’s going to be a lot of them.
P.S. There you have it—this is what "left" and "right" looks like for Americans. Completely backwards.
Sad, but most of what you wrote is the tragic truth.