White and Stupid

My final rant about the dangerous half of America that looks like me

I have been relying on the art of name-calling too frequently lately; but it’s hard not to, and I am sure many of you will agree with me. There isn’t much that can be done to relieve the sense of “everything is falling apart around us.” The America, the country half of us are still loyal to, still love and who traditions we still cherish, is being slowly, and methodically overthrown.

What can a president do if the local governments enact fascist, authoritarian policies? What good is a Congress controlled by Democrats, if they pass laws that openly rescind the right of Black Americans, and other minorities, to vote? Masked in President Biden’s outrage in his press conference on March 25th over the Georgia voting restrictions, there was an admission that “we really can’t do much about this.” The fascist coup from beneath rolls on.

Nevertheless, I want to stop calling the Republicans, the Trumpists, the Trump-sick, and the Foxified dummies. Calling them stupid no longer calms my nerves the way it did just two months ago. Stupid and whack jobs; and, I will make this my final rant about them — I will try at least, then I will direct my words at their policies; I will continue to harvest the past for clues to why today is the way it is. I will lay the past over the present like a translucent slide, and point out where what the past of extremist hate overlaps with what the Republics do today.

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