{"id":394062,"date":"2021-04-23T16:11:00","date_gmt":"2021-04-23T20:11:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/?p=394062"},"modified":"2021-04-26T15:34:52","modified_gmt":"2021-04-26T19:34:52","slug":"epic-rush-monologue-were-witnessing-the-utter-failure-of-liberalism","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/daily\/2021\/04\/23\/epic-rush-monologue-were-witnessing-the-utter-failure-of-liberalism\/","title":{"rendered":"Epic Rush Monologue: We\u2019re Witnessing the Utter Failure of Liberalism"},"content":{"rendered":"

TODD: The left and their friends and coworkers in mockingbird media members, the percentage of mockingbird media members have figured out a great mental unlocking system, and it\u2019s fear. It is just absolutely pressing fear. I think we talked yesterday on the show about losing your car keys and I was saying, “Hey, if you lost your car keys,” and that\u2019s horrific and frustrating and it puts you in a disordered thinking state, “imagine what it is like not be able to find a cop when you really have to have a cop,” or a fireperson.<\/p>\n

You\u2019ve got to have a firefighter; you can\u2019t find one. And the keys to the cops, to the fighter, right, it\u2019s a graduated state to fear. And I think that what the mockingbird media members are doing is they\u2019re saying, “Can we do with the Orange Man Bad phenomenon…? Can we do race in the same way? Can we get what we want by scaring people and putting people in a state of trauma about race?”<\/p>\n

\"\"And I think what the left wants is they — and the mockingbird media members — is they want people never to be able to rest, never to be able to. You know, “Don\u2019t let your opponent up. Don\u2019t let them rest! Never let them strategize.” Gee, who said that? Who said that in terms of organizing? I can\u2019t recall, and the signs are everywhere, from the way that they disproportionately focus on the shooting of unarmed black people in interactions with companies, and that disproportionate focus creates a disproportionate perception.<\/p>\n

People are scared to death. “My kid could be next because 10,000 unarmed black people are shot every year by cops,” when the number is 15. They do the same thing with the covid flu. “My kid could die!” Mmm? It\u2019s much more likely… If your kid is, you know, below the age of 11, your kid is far more likely to buy from a dog bite. But it gets people in these states of fear, and now we can have lockdowns, right?<\/p>\n

So I think what people are observing — and I know this is a bit of a theme for this hour — is I think the more aware we are that we\u2019re dealing with people who have been legitimately traumatized, it\u2019s easier for us to have some kindness in dealing with people and trying to help them through this. Because yelling at them and arguing with them is not gonna get us where we want to go.<\/p>\n

But being able to say to them, “I can see that this is really scary for you. I can see that you are really afraid.” Right? Look, fear is powerful. Their emotions are real, even though they\u2019ve been lied to and propagandized. I mean, this is a great example of the fact that leftists want people trapped in their feelings and like a carnival mirror house version of America, just as this protester\u2019s knowledge of the Constitution portrays, right here in audio sound bite number 6.<\/p>\n

PROTESTER: It\u2019s hard to say, because (pause) the problem is we have a white supremacy problem in this country, and it was written into the Constitution. And until that Constitution is changed, it\u2019s hard to say where we\u2019re — where we\u2019re headed. It\u2019s hard to feel like there\u2019s gonna be justice in this country ever for people of color. We\u2019re standing on stolen land right now.<\/p>\n

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