Democrats Invented the Politics of Fear?

I wasn’t aware of Democrat voters as reactionaries in fear. I did read about Senator Wyden speaking to college students in Oregon telling them ‘not to be afraid.’ I wondered then what kind of college students they are raising in America these days that need to be hugged and counseled not to fear because a Republican was elected to office.

That seemed rather pathetic. Democrats are themselves something to be fearful of if fear is a reasonable response to danger. Democrats are oppressors; not liberators. While the Constitution did provide a paradigm for the gradual social equalization of human and civil legal protections, Democrats have a profound tendency to simply use the law to repress people that naturally fare better economically than their members do, for they are a party of repression of those that aren’t natural Democrats.

Ideas are what are important. Democrats have moved toward identity in race and godless atheism, gender and sexual perversion or lack of to define their membership class. Apparently Democrats would like to live in a dream world without sharp objects or bright colors suitably muted as to flow like an amniotic medium. If Democrats are afraid, buy a gun.

Democrats ought to go for real politics with secure borders so the nation can exist without continuous strife, reformation of capitalism that would task it with regulations and incentives to the purpose of effecting ecospheric recovery and reduction of U.S. public debt. Porous borders are like a leaky bucket; if one pours the water of good policies into it they will just flow through into the desert sand. 

It is ironic that with the past century of support from the white male class in government toward social equalization of all American citizens it is the Democrat Party that works to destroy the United States and to end the constitution based freedom for individual economic self-determination with socialism. A basic trust in the constitution and the spirit of God is lacking from the Democratic Party. Patience and good sense are required to get legislation through such as prison reform. That issue alone is terribly complex to move through political economy structures. Democrats cannot get things done faster by following demagogues appealing to better angels in a party of atheists.

Democrats should stop trying to divide Americans. They should support a few plain and honest political goals that might reasonably be accomplished within a couple of presidential terms that most Americans could get on board with. They also should have practical ways to pay for those policies.

Rhetoric for Democrats often is used to fill in for their failure to have good ideas.