Seeing the attorney general smear those who will not accept totalitarian dictats -- and seeing how those who do are being equated with those it is "acceptable" to take out without due process -- make it clear that the provocations are designed to elicit responses. It begins with the low-hanging fruit, and if provocateurs succeed in engineering a destructive enough act, the DSM will have no problem, at least for the time being, of convincing a low-information public that extreme responses are not only appropriate but something to demand.
I wonder how many have considered that may not work out as planned.
[Via Wynn A]
UPDATE: Looks like a plan is coming together. I don't suppose it's in the totalitarian wannabe's interests to try what better men than them had reason to believe would work...
2 comments:
Good of you to post this.
Here is what I've been saying:
Neocons want to be respected.
Conservatives (the real kind) would rather be feared.
Unfortunately, Democrat projection clouds Democrat minds.
They think that conservative extremists would seek to terrorize large assemblies of innocents -- because that's exactly what their side always does.
When conservative extremists strike, the word "surgical" will enjoy renewed popularity in the news.
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