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One of four books I read in high school was George Orwell’s 1984. My daughter-in-law recently gave me a copy and it wasn’t long before our current political culture appeared on the pages.
Two minutes of hate was mandated by the government. It was kind of like morning break but shorter and different intent. It was not to give you a little break from work, but rather to refresh the indoctrination the media and government doled out all day long. There’s a reason our media is called a lapdog for leftist politicians.
A scant few pages in we come to two minutes of hate. The screen drops down from the ceiling and the picture appears of the opposition to the Big Brother government. Everyone must participate in raging at this image, spewing well-deserved hatred to the image. Living in a dystopian wonderland probably builds up a lot of frustration and hate for something and the government-controlled media provides an image to direct that hate away from the government.
Everything is blamed on this one individual and that person is the reason for the cumbersome lifestyle everyone endures. It is not unlike the animosity directed at Donald Trump. The government has declared anyone supporting him as a threat to democracy. The lapdogs pile on day in and day out, making sure we’re aware of what kind of awful dangerous person he is.
Anyone offering support for Donald Trump is the enemy of democracy. The communists realize that our college-educated numbskulls are blissfully unaware that America was a republic, not a democracy. Democracy is mob rule, the 51% ruling over everyone else. It used to be that the 49% were also represented; this isn’t the case in democracy. The truth is the republic we once enjoyed has died in the darkness of democracy.
Our betters have extended the two minutes of hate to an all-day deluge of hatred for Donald Trump, hence Trump Derangement Syndrome. This is necessary until all opposition to Big Brother is squashed and Trump’s image will be always before us, a reminder of how our overlords saved us from the tatters of free thought.
So