The diversity pablum we’ve been force-fed for years is air cover for the legalized discrimination ground game. No one promoting this garbage wants you pushing against their guardrails. Anyone who tries to question the approved orthodoxy is the enemy. What they are after is hegemony. What I like to call a room full of people who look different, but all think the same way.
A notable example of this is the Northeast, where 4 out of 10 residents are Republicans, yet there are zero Republican members of Congress. Diversity means packing blue states with warm bodies so they can pack the US House with progressives who don’t have to think, just vote the left way. A figure that tilts the electoral college so far toward Blue States that electing a Republican in a nation that has a super (super) majority of red counties is impossible. [Related: “I’m not doing anything wrong. I’m just not doing what you want me to do.”]
They don’t want diversity of ideas, thoughts, words, or policies, but they like to pretend, so let’s play along.
Every time a Democrat politician or even just some unsuspecting citizen apes the refrain, Diversity is our strength, say, so you’re voting Republican in New Hampshire? If what you say is true, then it would violate the mantra to turn the Granite State Blue. It’s the only non-democrat-run state for hours in every direction.[Related: The Dangerous Trend Toward Uniformity of Opinion and Perception]
Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey are all blue. New Hampshire, while it can’t seem to send Republicans to Congress, has had a Republican Governor or Republican majority legislature for quite a good while, and it’s the only example of this in the region.
If Diversity is our strength, then you must vote to uphold, defend, protect, and cherish it. Keep New Hampshire red. Make it more red. New England needs one Republican state.
Will you bet money that the left will do that?
You shouldn’t. Diversity is not our strength. Diversity is a lie, and Democrats like to lie.
