{"id":397373,"date":"2021-05-13T16:02:00","date_gmt":"2021-05-13T20:02:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/?p=397373"},"modified":"2021-05-14T15:43:14","modified_gmt":"2021-05-14T19:43:14","slug":"caught-in-a-kafka-trap-rush-explains-why-conservative-anger-is-never-called-righteous","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/daily\/2021\/05\/13\/caught-in-a-kafka-trap-rush-explains-why-conservative-anger-is-never-called-righteous\/","title":{"rendered":"Caught in a Kafka Trap: Rush Explains Why Conservative Anger Is Never Called Righteous"},"content":{"rendered":"

TODD: So a member of the EIB family, Dean Karayanis who\u2019s known as Koko Jr. is, A, a writer, also has a history podcast, the History Author Show on iHeartRadio, has a piece in the Washington Times that gives me an excuse to talk about Kafka Trapping and then we get to top this off with Rush reminding us that the left never find frustration or anger from people on the political right to be anything but disorder and wrong and out of order and dangerous.<\/p>\n

Whereas anger from the left? Well, that\u2019s purely understandable. It comes from the goodness, the warmth and gold of the human heart! So Dean makes a great comparison, and the headline is “Capitals and Rangers\u2019 Blood on the Ice Tells Cold Truth About Justice<\/a> — Let\u2019s hope official Washington hears the scorn being heaped on their hometown Capitals for forward Tom Wilson\u2019s beatdown of two New York Rangers players.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>“I have no skate to grind against the Caps,” he writes, “but this sad episode has the potential to teach us about cries of foul play across the political spectrum. The lesson is as clear as freshly Zamboni\u2019d ice: When people feel they\u2019re denied justice, they\u2019ll take the law into their own hands, and the whole culture suffers. That you or I might not see a particular play or court ruling as dirty doesn\u2019t matter.<\/p>\n

“There are always troublemakers eager to sing Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song; it\u2019s them we must squelch.” This is the key piece. He\u2019s writing about an incident of violence that, even in hockey terms, was bad. “The Wilson incident occurred on May 3, when he punched Rangers\u2019 winger Pavel Buchnevich in the back of the skull while he lay defenseless. Next, he dragged Artemi ‘The Breadman\u2019 Panarin down by the hair and slammed his face into the ice.<\/p>\n

Dean writes, “It was a berserker rage worthy of Wolverine — the X-Man inspired, incidentally, by Dr. Hook, a goon from the 1977 Paul Newman classic Slap Shot.” He\u2019s talking about justice denied turning into vigilantism on the ice. This is what the left has done that has led to violence from the right. I don\u2019t excuse people making because decisions. I don\u2019t excuse people saying, “Hey, let\u2019s break into the Capitol!”<\/p>\n

I also don\u2019t ignore that there were leftist agitators there. I don\u2019t ignore that at all. More to my point — and, perhaps, to Dean\u2019s concern — is this is continuing, this disparate treatment. There are people who are accused of breaking into the Capitol in solitary confinement in D.C. and only Lizzie Warren and I think Bernie Sanders will speak out against this solitary confinement.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, Black Lives Matter agitators and terrorists continue to do whatever they want to do whenever they want to do it to whomever they want to do it! People see this, they see this disparity in justice, and it rightly angers them. We are to be one nation under God. We are to have laws for everybody, that apply to everybody.<\/p>\n

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