… And certainly how they see many of the American people.
These people (regressives who call themselves “progressives,” Tranzis (transnational socialists or progressives), socialists (democratic or not), Marxists, communists, social justice warriors, etc.) are a pestilence upon the land. (Which land? EVERY land, frankly, not just the States.) In their incredible lack of ability to reason and understand, they believe that everyone else is more stupid than they are. Even while they daily exhibit their stupidity!
In their constant fear and struggle against “Fascism” they embrace fascism: witness the action of Antifa in fighting “conservatives” opposed to government mask and vaccine mandates. While they tout their demand for “No Kings” they demonstrate their eagerness to assume the power of ancient (and modern) absolute monarchs. They demand free speech and freedom of assembly while working hard to deny those same rights to their political opponents. And they even turn on each other if one of their number dares to not follow the party line.
While condemning government (which uses more and more power to reward and push the agenda of the elites), they embrace socialism and communism – systems which give government MORE power. Why? Because more and more often, they are the leaders of these elites: in society, business, industry, academia, and media.
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Pioneer Day
Today, Friday 24 July, is Pioneer Day. What is that? A Utah state holiday celebrated every year to commemorate the arrival of Brigham Young and the first group of LDS (Mormon) pioneers into the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. This year, many Utahns get a three-day weekend for parades, fireworks, rodeos, picnics and potlucks, and community events. (Yes, even “Gentiles” (non-LDS) in Utah can and do celebrate this 179th anniversary of Young and his followers looking down into the Great Salt Lake and stating “This is the place.”
Actually, due to the severe and widespread wildfires in the Beehive State, many places may not have public or private fireworks this year. But to many in Utah, Pioneer Day is as important – perhaps even more so – as Independence Day, and fireworks are important. This is shown in part because Governor Cox issued a statewide fireworks ban for Independence Day but revoked it for Pioneer Day. Some cities still ban them: often for purely political reasons. “Progressive” communities like Moab and Blanding still prohibit them, while more conservative, even libertarian places like Monticello and Price do not.
Still, many Utahns consider the State to be burning.
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