Resident Evil, The Walking Dead, The Hunger Games: all these movies have a common theme of division. There are the herds (the regular ordinary people) are there are the elites (the rich and famous, the politicians, the business titans, etc.). The populace is thus divided. Powerful and powerless, rich and poor, elite and ordinary, strong and weak, independent and dependent are some of the ways to view the division.
Make no mistake, all those leaders calling for a trend toward socialism, aka the Democrat leaders and their actor/actress friends, belong to one group and it isn’t the ordinary-people group.
So what does that tell you?
Of course the herds, the regular people, are more divided than the elites. The herds are separated by race, ethnicity, education and religion. They’re also separated by politics and political beliefs. There’s no joining factor within the herds like there is for the elites. The elites are all joined at the hip by money.
Let’s be clear. All those Hollywood elites, the ones who object to being called elites and who want to be acknowledged as “regular people” like the less-than-one-percent of the population with ordinary incomes belong to the elite class. They are not part of the herd and not part of the zombies they want the herd to be. They live in the gated cities and are protected by bodyguards who are armed. Still they support and advocate for the Democrats’ goal of moving toward socialism.
Taylor Swift, the latest one to come out for the Dems: net worth of 280 million
Robert De Niro net worth: about 200 million
Madonna net worth: about 590 million
Ashley Judd net worth: only a paltry 22 million
Johnny Depp net worth: about 200 million
Jimmy Kimmel net worth: about 35 million
Jimmy Fallon net worth: about 45 million
Alec Baldwin net worth: about 65 million
Rosie O’Donnell net worth: about 135 million
Bill Maher net worth: about 100 million
Whoopi Goldberg (who said she would leave the country if Trump were elected, but didn’t) net worth: about 45 million
Okay. So you get the idea. What would socialized medicine mean to them? Would the long lines at hospitals and for doctors, kind of like it is in England, affect them at all? Do they have to live with or fear the everyday violence in Chicago? Even if all the guns were taken away, the illegal guns would still be out there. But these people have protection and live in the gated cities.
The idea is simple. In order to accomplish an end, the Democrats must: “Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it,” Saul Alinsky’s thirteenth rule. Alinsky’s eleventh rule is “If you push a negative hard and deep enough it will break through into its counterside.”
For more than two years the Democrats and their supporters have been pushing the negatives, haven’t they? As we now see, they did this even before Trump was elected and they have been doing it for much longer than that. Division and polarization are their tools for obtaining power. They’re openly planning it as their after-election tactics.
Maxine Waters net worth: about 5 million. In 2005 she was only worth about half a million. She’s been in Congress since 1990 on a salary of about 170 thousand. How did she do that?
The Democrats and their elite friends have a vested interest in keeping us, the regular people, as their zombies. They tout socialism because it offers free stuff, but they will not be affected by its implementation or suffer the effects of its failure. Conversely, they will greatly benefit from its implementation.
Be careful what you wish for. You might just get it.
