by Carrie K. Hutchens
You’re joking, right?You aren’t?
You actually want to live under socialism, Marxism or communism rule?
Really?
And your brain cells were last seen where?
It’s been a trying period living in the same universe with you during your childish, uninformed tantrum throwing, know-it-all phase – but you have just stepped over the line into a realm of self-destruction that I’m not willing to excuse or willingly be a part of.
Grow up!
Get you some learning!
Open a history book!
Talk to people who have been there and done that!
Stop idolizing people who, if in the control you are trying to give them, will kill or torture you.
Ever hear of a wolf in sheep’s clothing? They aren’t your friend. You won’t be the exception. You are, after all, a useful idiot. Yes, “useful idiot.”
People laugh at your ignorance on both sides, when not ticked off because you are creating problems for those that have history and experience under their belts, so to speak.
Maybe some of you need to see the video of the woman being decapitated as she called out praying in the terrifying chant that suddenly went silent.
Maybe truth needs to shake you and say… this is one of the things you are wrongly inviting into your life and trying to pull the rest of us in with you.
Maybe you should hear the horrifying stories of the people being marched into the gas chamber or surgically experimented on without anesthesia.
Maybe you should be forced to hear the screams over and over until your brain wakes up and you realize you aren’t safe from all that has been and could be again.
Take that brainwashed brain of yours, dry it out and take it to the dry cleaners for lie removal.
Get a bottle of lie prevention and prepare to learn the truth and walk away from all those who are USING YOU for their own hate-filed dangerous schemes and deadly goals.
Only you can kick-start your common sense and get your brain functioning again!
Yes, only you!
Do it!
Reading for those Who Missed the Importance of History:
The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn – A detailed account of the Soviet forced labor camp system based on the author’s own imprisonment and testimonies from hundreds of survivors.
The Black Book of Communism by Stéphane Courtois et al. – A comprehensive historical study by European academics documenting the human cost, repressions, and famines under various communist regimes throughout the 20th century.
Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl – A profound memoir by a psychiatrist detailing his survival in Nazi concentration camps and his observations on human psychological resilience under total tyranny.
First They Killed My Father by Loung Ung – A powerful first-hand account of surviving the brutal Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia during the 1970s.
Night by Elie Wiesel – A candid, deeply moving memoir detailing the horrors of the Holocaust through the eyes of a young teenager surviving Auschwitz and Buchenwald.