Hell, protests aside, people are swarming out of the big cities due to the virus. Apparently Utopia isn't Utopia after all.
Was it ever? (Legit question.)
The beacons of modern liberalism in this nation be it New York, California, Oregon, or perhaps Washington. The cities of these States, like New York or LA. But we can shuffle up to Portland or Seattle and when bored head over to Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia, Atlanta, St. Louis, and others. How did all that wonderful 'we can fix it all' modern liberalism work out for these cities?
I am not talking about the low hanging fruit arguments of riots and vandalism, or even concentrations of criminal activity, or even liberal mayors running away from their flock.
What about the sociology and economics of the matter, in that modern liberalism simply cannot legislate enough both compliance and forcing the ends even when trying to literally and ideologically enslave the nation using the very same rhetoric Germany thought up... some three times now... and started a few wars over along the way.
All the virus did was expose a problem in President OrangeGlow's administration of ass kissing, unpreparedness, and general worthlessness.
The utopia of the left as an alternative to white nationalism utopia from the right ended up being just as much of a national **** show.
With city after city as examples, with statistic after statistic of institutional racism alive and well, with this nation leading others in categories you would not want to lead in.
We ****ed this up, and umpteenth-downed on the idea that the aristocracy of the left cared slightly more for everyone else than the aristocracy on the right.
