Imagine for a moment that our newly elected President, Liehawatha Warren, and our new Vice President of Free Shit, Bernie Sanders, take office with a Democrat House and Senate. Among their first orders of business are as follows:
- a new wealth tax on assets
- a new tax on meat and dairy
- double the income tax rates
- double gasoline taxes
- totally open the borders
- universal basic income for poor and immigrants
- reparation payments for blacks, browns, and LGBTQs
- criminalize all semiautomatic firearms
- criminalize anonymity and “hate speech”
- nationalize the internet
It isn’t hard to see..
Neither is it too hard to imagine that the result would be Civil War 2 – Electric Boogaloo – Deplorables vs. Socialists.
If the Boogaloo does kick off, I humbly suggest your first orders of business are to determine which side you are on, who is likely with you, and who is likely against you. Here is a helpful checklist:
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists You?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists Your family members?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists Your neighbors?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists Your schools?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists Your church?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists Your coworkers?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists Your employer?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists Your local police?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists Your county sheriff?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists Your state’s government?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists Your state’s national guard?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists The US military?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists The Mexican government?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists The Mexican people?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists The Canadian government?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists The Canadian people?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists The British government?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists The Russian government?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists The Chinese government?
❏ Deplorables ❏ Socialists The United Nations?
The second order of business is to determine if you are going to choose to actively participate in the Boogaloo fun, or hope to remain a spectator. This is really a two-part analysis. The first is a risk-reward question, the second is a moral question.
