I wonder what
@LeVeL thinks about all of this. To bad he lost his backbone and fled.
Unfortunately, the possibilities are high that he is just defending what in his mind is a righteous protest.
Just today a couple of contacts of mine explained the situation in such a twisted manner that the Capitol Hill protest, break-in and ransacking was "a peaceful protest against vote fraud and against groups of power all over the world conspiring to force people into slavery and destroy democracy for good", where "a woman, a soldier, a patriot, was shot in cold blood by a fellow agent of police who should have been on her side".
Yes, it is that bad, between cult mentality, fanaticism, complete detachment from reality and -an awful lot- of hate, anger, rage, indignation.
But it is not the ideas that strikes me, it's the anger. It is the same spouted rage coming from the insane left, the same hate flying aroung during the pillages and clashes, the same deaf scream. It's like the outburst of a madman.
It happens when people are so rife with anger that they literaly lose contact with reality.
It comes about because people have been bombarded for years, decades, with insanities, hate, divisions, and they have been taught not to respect "the others", because they can't expect any respect back, that they are for good and everyone else is evil.
It's group thinking, it's polarization, it's populism, it's lies. It leads to violence.
LeV was submerged by this, and today the chances are high that he is saying the same things that I heard from those people I mentioned.
We must defuse hate, not let it carry us along. Do not mock LeV or people like him: he was wrong on many things, and he was at times unbearable, but mocking him or those who think in the same way (whatever the political orientation) as him is only going to push them even farther from reality.
