Guest Article By Emma Lou Elliott
"Society as a whole is more and more splitting up into two great hostile camps, into two great classes directly facing each other". - Karl Marx
America is facing two antagonisms and objections that cross and overlap each other. There is a definite decline in the will in the enforcement of civil order. Unlawful conduct is not free speech. There is a weakness in the prosecution of crime. There is an ambivalence in the weakness of the justice system; an uncertainty and inconclusiveness of fair-mindedness and impartiality toward all. We are watching the situation become worse. It speaks to a larger problem in society.
You are unable to divorce a political party that is soft on crime and lawlessness from the movement that exploits it. That party should have taken out that trash because now the entire party stinks. Which political party acts like the parents, enforcing and adhering to the laws?
To the Dems, enforcing the laws of our country seems intolerant—the oppressor versus the oppressed. Consider social order, immigration, science, crime, education, borders, etc.
The standards and expectations have become eradicated. Identity politics rejects the thought of playing well with others. It is the dissolving of order and having a temper tantrum, and the political parties are taking advantage of the moment.
What is reality? Let us not become useless idiots. Is it actually that difficult?
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