Separating Yourself From The Pack

The left's stratagem for the propagation of their 'ideals' (which, let's face it, spits in the face of liberalism - just prattling fools taking everything too far, as usual, and not letting an inch of their head be filled but with their own garbage)...that stratagem is as hamfisted & see-through as the right's thinktank propaganda (the neoconservative, and now, fringe right, in the adminstration- other than Trump)...as soon as right-wing proponents can, they pounce (see: Prohibition). Now for the little guy I can actually understand being vocal-- but some pretty heavy outlet's are using this selfsame heavy-handed propaganda in a way to invalidate the left at every turn, because of the very fact that these 'ideals' are counter-factual, and they can't let the ideals stand on their own, because what can I say, as far as I can see, there is always a turn from leftist movements on down to right-wing movements, and then back again (which would be explained by bullshit on both sides; at least on certain issues). Some people advertise the 'bad guys' are always trying to start WW3 or destroy the world...well, not everyone can be right. But at what lengths do people want to go to claim their righteousness? Certainly stooping to the level of panderers and accusers and those, whom like the 'SJWs', only aim to stifle dissenting opinions is hypocrisy, and we can be better than to use their tactics of slander.

My point is: this is not as big as one's "party", this is about ideals. It's about working together on fundamental principals dictated by the constitution of the United States. The founding fathers were Classical Liberals. Making Liberalism 'an enemy' is like throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Conservatives are just as bad when it comes to talking about their ideals that would only work "if it was done right". "My idea works but we've just never done it right!" Well, if there was "pure capitalism" before, there sure as hell wasn't alot of time for that to thrive...I wonder why? Could it be that people couldn't produce enough yields and pay for exorbitant taxes at the same time? How to reconcile that?  But the brain-trust needs to keep their eyes on the prize, and not rabble-rouse too much, because then how can they be vindicated as some kind of "morally superior realists" and cursing the left for their relegated caste of "un-American subversive", if they use the same tactics as the left. Just because these two forces are antithetical to one another, doesn't mean that their tactics necessarily have to be any different if they don't change one another's approach. Anarchy doesn't work, and neither does the policies of the left- they are only Casus belli.