*Disclaimer*
I am not a political commentator, nor am I a professional politician by any means, but I am an opinionated 18-year-old who believes I am always correct. I will use humor to make light of certain situations, and this article serves purely as entertainment and a conversation starter.
In this article, I will be discussing sensitive topics like:
- Politics
- Death
- Opinions
- Terrorism
Please read with caution and don´t forget to buckle up:
In an article posted by the White House official website, we are introduced to the new ¨United States Counterterrorism Strategy.” In this article, it’s stated that there are currently three major types of terrorist groups the U.S. is faced with:
- Narcoterrorists and Transnational Gangs
- Legacy Islamist Terrorists
- Violent Left-Wing Extremists, including Anarchists and Anti-fascists
Now, for the sake of research and generally having an open conversation on the topic, I will mainly focus on the last bullet point. One of the first points brought up in this article is how Americans have witnessed the ¨Politically motivated killings of Christians and conservatives committed by violent left-wing extremists, including the assassination of Charlie Kirk by a radical who espoused extreme transgender ideologies.¨ Now this could be a fair point if it were one-sided and was recurring frequently, but at the same time, that statement manages to contradict itself in metaphorical and non-metaphorical terms. Prime example, the shooting of Minnesota legislator Melissa Hortman. Targeted for her democratic views and opinions. Same street, I say, why is it only condemned when the person who dies is a part of the same political party as you? Or when they share the same views? Generally speaking, it’s a shame that political violence in America is only pointed out when it benefits whoever is currently elected.
The next claim brought upon us is that the national CT activities will also ¨prioritize the rapid identification and neutralization of violent secular politics whose ideology is anti-American, radically pro-transgender, and anarchist. We will use all the tools constitutionally available to us to map them at home, identify their membership, map their ties to international organizations like Antifa, and use law enforcement tools to cripple them operationally before they can maim or kill the innocent.” Whew, this is a wild one! Now a question to the reader: what is defined as ¨anti-American¨ because in my mind I go to two things, a totalitarian president destroying its country from roots to leaves, and choosing to order a salad rather than a $5 meal deal from McDonald’s. You decide. Now, when it comes to Antifa, I’m not gonna condone violence against white supremists, but it’s a dish I don’t mind getting served cold. Frankly, I think that the name Antifa sounds kind of chic in a sense. Also, the idea of pro-transgender being said in a negative term is kind of funny to me. Like the majority of trans women, they aren’t interested in being terrorists. The only thing they are terrorizing is the DJ booth at the club. I thought that Trump and MAGA supporters liked the idea of anarchism, I mean, the burning down of long-standing institutions (democracy) and forgoing all authority (January 6th, 2021) seems like they got the idea down and slated it.
Looking at the points made by the current administration, I’ve concluded… They’re scared, because just down the hall, potentially right in Washington D.C, there are high-ranking working women in Trump’s cabinet trying to help support the President in his goals of protecting America in hopes we see a better tomorrow, while their husbands are crossdressing! Yes! Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Crossdressing seems to be the current trend of bored men in Government.
Maybe before the administration goes on a big hall sweep of Transgender Americans, maybe they should look right in their own backyard. But to regroup on the serious topic, never forget to look back on history and say, “Hmm, what could this lead to?” Now, when I do that, I look back on Hitler when he first got elected. Finding people to blame for the sole reason why a country is not operating as it should be. I’m not saying that it’s directly like that, but it’s inching just a tad bit too close for me. I’m all ears for opinion, dispute, or just a conversation on the topic. Thank you, dearest reader!
