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There are billions of people on earth who would benefit economically by relocating to the United States, so many are happy to claim victimhood as a refugee or asylum seeker to wangle a way in. But just being a poor human on earth is not enough to qualify for asylum in the US. In fact, […] January 4th, 2020 | Category: refugee resettlement | Tags: aliens, asylum acceptance, refugees, Republican, Republican governors, Tucker Carlson, victimhood |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Thursday’s front page of the Washington Post featured Guatemalan illegal aliens “streaming to the U.S. border” because America has been mean to them historically and they have been unlucky regarding a volcano. Or something. Naturally, when a volcano erupts, people in the area have to flee so they aren’t burned alive, Pompeii style. But […] November 30th, 2019 | Category: illegal immigration | Tags: aliens, border, enforcement, Guatemala, illegal aliens, illegal immigration, President Trump, third world, victim, victimhood, volcano | Email This Post | Print This Post According to social media and the big MSM, a major element in the second Presidential debate was the body language of Donald Trump which many chatterboxes found to be intimidating toward poor little Hillary. The Washington Post used the language of criminality: Why was Trump lurking behind Clinton? How body language dominated the debate. October […] October 10th, 2016 | Category: liberal ideology | Tags: body language, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, liberal, victim, victimhood | Email This Post | Print This Post I’ve been reading Ann Coulter’s new book Demonic: How the Liberal Mob Is Endangering America which examines emotional groupthink and its negative consequences. So expressions of the mob have become particularly fascinating. Coulter notes that the full flowering of the mob came during the French Revolution, in which the mob’s Reign of Terror caused the […] August 9th, 2011 | Category: liberal politics | Tags: Britain, culture, France, liberal, victimhood | Email This Post | Print This Post Here in the Bay Area, November’s election brought two Asian mayors to major cities. The voters picked Jean Quan to be Oakland’s leader, and the election of San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom to be Lieutenant Governor left unexpired time on his term. Ed Lee was chosen by the Board of Supervisors to become the interim […] January 30th, 2011 | Category: cultural conflict | Tags: culture, diversity, victimhood | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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