The left has secretly overtly engaged in eugenics for a century So despite all the comedy of the left's meltdowns over Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle commercials, the funniest part is the ironic hypocrisy (or outright unaware stupidity, or both):
Showing posts with label eugenics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eugenics. Show all posts
July 30, 2025
The Sydney Sweeney meltdowns are just funny
August 25, 2009
Liberal eugenicists and health care
What seems like a long time ago, I wrote about Eugenics in America - in particular about how Democrats could seize opportunities to somehow breed conservatism into non-existence (even I thought it was a bit of a stretch). I posed it as a 'what if' scenario, although I can't say it's posted specifically that way, it was my intent on discussing it.
Fast forward to the discussion of 'death panels'. If the government can reduce the quality of life to a formula, and provision health care based on the result, it's not a stretch to reason that political pre-disposition could be a variable factored into that calculation. That's not to say that it would be done, but if you were a liberal government czar, it would be an awfully strong temptation.
What the Democrats have in mind becomes more and more chilling the more you think about it. Whether they would intend to manipulate things in such a manner is beside the point. The fact is that much of what they propose and legislate makes such thing possible. While they decry the protesters as un-American, the truth is that so much of what they espouse is not just un-American, it's anti-American. It's antithetical to life and/or liberty and/or the pursuit of happiness.
Some people still remember what those words mean though. If you count yourself among those people, it's time to get involved. You know that expression "There's no rest for the wicked"? The truth is the wicked take no rest, and the rest of us should expect no respite from staving off their attacks on freedom. Now is the time to get involved. A democracy as great as the United States could survive any attack from the outside, but this attack is more sinister because it's internally generated. If you believe in liberty, stand up for it and be counted while you still can; protest until the march towards socialism is put to a halt.
Fast forward to the discussion of 'death panels'. If the government can reduce the quality of life to a formula, and provision health care based on the result, it's not a stretch to reason that political pre-disposition could be a variable factored into that calculation. That's not to say that it would be done, but if you were a liberal government czar, it would be an awfully strong temptation.
What the Democrats have in mind becomes more and more chilling the more you think about it. Whether they would intend to manipulate things in such a manner is beside the point. The fact is that much of what they propose and legislate makes such thing possible. While they decry the protesters as un-American, the truth is that so much of what they espouse is not just un-American, it's anti-American. It's antithetical to life and/or liberty and/or the pursuit of happiness.
Some people still remember what those words mean though. If you count yourself among those people, it's time to get involved. You know that expression "There's no rest for the wicked"? The truth is the wicked take no rest, and the rest of us should expect no respite from staving off their attacks on freedom. Now is the time to get involved. A democracy as great as the United States could survive any attack from the outside, but this attack is more sinister because it's internally generated. If you believe in liberty, stand up for it and be counted while you still can; protest until the march towards socialism is put to a halt.
June 7, 2009
Europeans Rejecting Socialism. Kinda.
The BBC is reporting on the elections in the European Union this evening, showing a shift towards center right parties. Filling the void of right wing voices from the United States, most European countries shifted away from socialists towards center-right parties.
The governing parties in France and Germany and Italy have held up reasonably well (all conservative-leaning), but elsewhere there's been a shift. In the United Kingdom, the Labor party took a beating. Zapato's Spanish socialist party took a drubbing. Portugal turned away from the socialists as well.
Apparently, the European people in large part are starting to reject that which the liberal Democrats in America are starting to embrace. Good for them.
Way to go Europe. It's a good day for common sense.
The governing parties in France and Germany and Italy have held up reasonably well (all conservative-leaning), but elsewhere there's been a shift. In the United Kingdom, the Labor party took a beating. Zapato's Spanish socialist party took a drubbing. Portugal turned away from the socialists as well.
Apparently, the European people in large part are starting to reject that which the liberal Democrats in America are starting to embrace. Good for them.
Way to go Europe. It's a good day for common sense.
January 19, 2009
Eugenics in America?
Eugenics is commonly understood to be the attempt to improve the qualities of the human population through the effort of discouraging people with certain negative traits from reproducing and encouraging people with desirable traits to reproduce. It has become associated with the Nazi Germany attempts to eradicate the Jews, but it was practiced in many other countries. From genocide, to apartheid, to segregation, to something as innocuous as "the beautiful marrying the beautiful", on some level, eugenics has never really disappeared.
Of course it has sinister connotations of racism, and it has rightly fallen into ill repute. But eugenics can take on much more subtle, yet sinister forms, and in a rather mercurial way, it seems it is something that is being practiced by the left today. I'm not implying that Democrats are racists, or have some secret master race belief that motivates their actions. No, what motivates the left is the acquisition and retention of power. And the form of eugenics that takes is not racial but rather socio-political engineering.
In this sense eugenics is about trying to limit conservative voters either in numbers or in participation, while trying to artificially inflate the voter base on the left.
Let's look at some recent examples - many Democrats favor naturalization of illegal immigrants in the belief that it provides them with a stronger lock on the growing Hispanic demographic. Simply put more Hispanics means more Democrats. In a recent article on the World Socialist Web Site there was an article decrying the disenfranchisement of voters with felony convictions and how it disproportionately affects the African American male. Clearly there is a political motivation behind the complaint, despite the couching of phrases that try to paint the United States as a giant gulag. Another example can be found in the ACLU's attempt to allow unidentifiable voters to vote. In the excerpt below the article ties the ACLU challenge to a Democrat challenge that requires voters to be identified in order to vote. Apparently voter fraud is not a concern, but rather something the ACLU regards as an opportunity to rig the game in favor of the left.
(Emphasis added).
Then there's ACORN. The penultimate liberal voter eugenics machine of today.
ACORN is neutral? Count how many times they endorse Obama in those previous 2 clips. They complain about disenfranchisement but is it really that or just an effort to keep the game fair? Conservative Dave nailed it.
Then there's conservative voter disenfranchisement. There's something tangible to this:
Eugenics might not be the right word, but it has an appeal in it's application. If people rightly loathe the idea of eugenics, then perhaps conservatives should do what the Democrats do so well - use the language in a way that supports and reinforces your point.
Then again, maybe eugenics fits. What is it all of these efforts have in common? The effort to encourage an increase in liberal voters and/or decrease the turnout of conservative voters. So it may not be eugenics in terms of population management, but it sure seems like an effort to control the voting population. If it looks like a duck and walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it just might be a duck.
Of course it has sinister connotations of racism, and it has rightly fallen into ill repute. But eugenics can take on much more subtle, yet sinister forms, and in a rather mercurial way, it seems it is something that is being practiced by the left today. I'm not implying that Democrats are racists, or have some secret master race belief that motivates their actions. No, what motivates the left is the acquisition and retention of power. And the form of eugenics that takes is not racial but rather socio-political engineering.
In this sense eugenics is about trying to limit conservative voters either in numbers or in participation, while trying to artificially inflate the voter base on the left.
Let's look at some recent examples - many Democrats favor naturalization of illegal immigrants in the belief that it provides them with a stronger lock on the growing Hispanic demographic. Simply put more Hispanics means more Democrats. In a recent article on the World Socialist Web Site there was an article decrying the disenfranchisement of voters with felony convictions and how it disproportionately affects the African American male. Clearly there is a political motivation behind the complaint, despite the couching of phrases that try to paint the United States as a giant gulag. Another example can be found in the ACLU's attempt to allow unidentifiable voters to vote. In the excerpt below the article ties the ACLU challenge to a Democrat challenge that requires voters to be identified in order to vote. Apparently voter fraud is not a concern, but rather something the ACLU regards as an opportunity to rig the game in favor of the left.
ACLU Disappointed With Supreme Court's Voter ID Decision (4/28/2008)
Decision Will Harm Eligible Voters, But Leaves Door Open To Future New Legal Challenges FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: (212) 549-2666; mailto:emedia@aclu.org
WASHINGTON - In a 6-3 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court today rejected a challenge to Indiana's most-restrictive-in-the-nation voter identification law. The American Civil Liberties Union's case, Crawford v. Marion County Election Board - consolidated with Indiana Democratic Party v. Rokita - is an appeal of two lower court decisions that upheld the state's law requiring voters to present government-issued photo IDs in order to vote. The ACLU argued that the Indiana law creates an
unconstitutional burden on voting rights.
(Emphasis added).
Then there's ACORN. The penultimate liberal voter eugenics machine of today.
ACORN is neutral? Count how many times they endorse Obama in those previous 2 clips. They complain about disenfranchisement but is it really that or just an effort to keep the game fair? Conservative Dave nailed it.
Then there's conservative voter disenfranchisement. There's something tangible to this:
Eugenics might not be the right word, but it has an appeal in it's application. If people rightly loathe the idea of eugenics, then perhaps conservatives should do what the Democrats do so well - use the language in a way that supports and reinforces your point.
Then again, maybe eugenics fits. What is it all of these efforts have in common? The effort to encourage an increase in liberal voters and/or decrease the turnout of conservative voters. So it may not be eugenics in terms of population management, but it sure seems like an effort to control the voting population. If it looks like a duck and walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it just might be a duck.
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