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Tim Murphy retweeted
The CCP gets upset when you call Mao Zedong a dictator. It does not want you to know that 60 years ago Mao launched the Cultural Revolution, one of the darkest chapters in China's history. Watch to learn what happened, and how the oppression and tyranny of that era still shapes the Chinese Communist Party today: youtu.be/WgxlL-A7UMI?si=0EH1…
Tim Murphy retweeted
⚠️No⚠️
Elon has not ever responded to my QTs and he may well not do now - but for anyone wanting to know why I give a resounding NO‼️ Here’s why……..and why it goes to the heart of American Independence, unalienable rights and Constitutional Republican self governance in operation.
The American Founders’ insistence that man ‘must be neither a ‘dog’ nor a ‘horse’…….’ doesn’t simply refer to a commentary on barbarism, collectivism, tribalism, social status or station - but to man’s metaphysical capacity - his ontological rational and moral agency as a bearer of logos (imago Dei) as codified in the first principles of the Declaration of Independence, which is necessary for the preservation of a free republic.
A dog follows commands. A horse may be trained and directed (behaviourist Education Pedagogy and institutional/organizational/managerial procedure, policy etc). But both ‘dog & horse’ are governed externally (tyranny of Hegelian State and the political/ideological warfare of propaganda operations).
The Founders explicitly rejected the illegitimate tyrannical notion that man is to be managed through coercion, impulse conditioning, or elite rule. They understood that liberty demands internal governance; self-rule through Right Reason.
Man is rational, not because he can calculate, but because he can apprehend what is; reality as it is. Man is moral, not because he obeys rules, but because he participates in the discernment of the good, which is objective and knowable.
Therefore, man must be educated not to blindly obey, but necessarily to govern himself; to choose the good because he sees (discerns not projects) it and loves (commits himself to) it. See the Education of the Founding Fathers (Walsh).
A ‘dog or horse’ …….a pack animal……cannot do this. They are subjects to be controlled, domesticated, or broken whereas a citizen is not.
Talk of man as a ‘pack animal’ negates the Constitutional Republic, negates self governance, unalienable rights and man as a human being. It is the talk of Rousseau’s “savages made to live in cities” and Hobbes’ sophist thought experiment ‘State of Nature’ - the propaganda of its own day and like today, serving State power.
The American Constitutional Republic upholds and defends man as a human being in the created order, his created nature with endowed faculties, of right reason oriented under authority and grounded in Faith. This doesn’t serve the political warfare operations does it. There are reasons for that!
“Let a man be neither a dog to be taught by beatings, nor a horse to be managed by a bridle.”
(John Adams, Discourses on Davila, 1790)
Tim Murphy retweeted
Turkey and white beans - a simple, affordable dinner that comes together in about 25 minutes and tastes like it’s been simmering all day. There’s one easy trick that gives it that rich, creamy texture... without adding cream. player.lightcast.com/4QDOwkj…
It is. You'd think some of the $1.1 trillion we spend annually on K-12 education could go towards passing that message along.
Unfortunately this is happening at a time when the national pastime seems to be learning the wrong lessons from nearly everything.
I don't think most Americans realize how much Europe has gone to shit. It is incumbent among responsible Americans to reflect on this, and make sure we don't stumble down the same path of incompetence and self-destruction.
We have turned a corner in the USA - we have a path for a generation of flourishing. Or we can squander it like Europe.
Socialism or freedom.
Tim Murphy retweeted
A reminder from Thomas Sowell:
If we keep rewarding irresponsible behavior while penalizing those who act responsibly, we will end up with more and more irresponsible people.
You reap what you sow.
Tim Murphy retweeted
American civics textbooks cover the Constitution and the institutions of government as thoroughly as their late nineteenth-century predecessors did. What they rarely do, Jed Ngalande writes, is urge students toward specific civic duties or moral development.
Read his essay for Hoover's Working Group on Civics and American Citizenship: hoover.org/research/textbook…
Tim Murphy retweeted
Theodore Dalrymple on Islam and the riots, the best commentary I have read thereon. What lies ahead for any Western country whose citizens are ignorant of Western history and its civilization. @ufhamilton @UNCSCILL @CivitasInst @UTCivics @osuchasecenter @MadisonProgram @WashingtonWVU lawliberty.org/mere-anarchy/…
Tim Murphy retweeted
And this is why teachers from grades 6-12 can program your kids to hate America and support communism.
If you want your child to get good grades, they know never to challenge the teacher, so truly evil ideas permeate the classroom like a noxious gas.
Your kid won’t tell you because if you do go into the school loaded for bear, you paint a target on your child’s back.
The worst part is that when a kid does tell their parent about a teacher like this, most parents will tell their kids NOT to speak up in order to prevent conflict.
So, in essence, we train our kids to comply with people who are actively working to undermine the Constitution.
This is the way the world ends
Not with a bang but a whimper.
Tim Murphy retweeted
Defending trans ideology makes smart people stupid, scrupulous people unscrupulous, and honest people into liars. Once you see it, you can never unsee it -- and you will never not see it, because it is always, without exception, what happens.
It cannot be otherwise because defending the most self-evident bullshit ever enshrined into law is beyond the capacities of even the most brilliant person, and there is no way to persist in it without recourse to sophistry and lies. When you tell someone deeply invested in their own goodness that membership in the sorority of the good requires them to defend the worst nonsense of the age, the result is always a scandal of some dimension.
This is the most comically picayune of all such scandals, but it shares in common many key aspect of the great ongoing scandals that has left thousands of confused children sexually dysfunctional, sterilized, and on a medical leash for life (in addition to being explicitly aimed at the propagation of that scandal.)
Tim Murphy retweeted
Everyone’s shouting about the various ways the world might end, but almost no one is looking at the figure who shows up offering to ‘manage’ all of it. The essays spell it out properly- Bacon’s secret utopia, Benedict’s late warnings, the old biblical pattern of a Christ-like tyrant who arrives by promising to manage the chaos. Thiel’s essays on the Antichrist put the old biblical pattern next to the present moment- and it fits more tightly than is comfortable.
Replying to @PirateWires @gb_rango
You could also read his Antichrist essays @firstthingsmag, which eloquently elaborate the ideas from his lectures:
firstthings.com/the-pope-and…
firstthings.com/voyages-to-t…
Tim Murphy retweeted
Being America first is not something you as an American should have to announce to anyone.
It is all pretty simple, yet people try to complicate it while also stripping it of nuance.
They also love to conflate America first with America only, even though being an isolationist in today’s world would significantly hurt America.
Alliances that help maintain American dominance in the world are a good thing.
An America only isolationist stance is, to put it mildly, incredibly stupid.
It would effectively end the dollar as the reserve currency, which would in turn destroy American economics and likely crash our entire economy and then the world’s economy, yet other nations would quickly reestablish deals with each other and recover much faster than we could.
It would also remove our influence on foreign nations and allow China or Russia to move forward on the world stage, peddling influence for power while we tried to recover from our disastrous decision.
It would then take us out of the decision making process for international affairs, which would mean some other power would lead in those efforts and make decisions that benefited them and not us.
Just like you trudging through the world alone without family, friends, or coworkers to help you would be pretty lonely and stupid, the same is true for nations.
There are allies and there are enemies.
There are good allies and mediocre ones.
There are worse enemies and insignificant ones.
Discernment is important, because nothing happens in a vacuum.
These concepts are only difficult for someone trying to push a narrative to get you to think or believe a certain way.
Don’t fall for it.
Tim Murphy retweeted
One of Chase Strangio's virtues is her honesty. She is always making admissions against interest. She doesn't pretend to be a man, she is merely "trans", thus unsettling a core tenet of the trans-medicalist paradigm that she was forced to defend before SCOTUS. When trans-identified prisoners asked for a separate wing in the men's prisons, Strangio plowed ahead with placing them in women's prisons because she didn't consider a wing in the men's prisons to be affirming enough. We know this because Strangio told the New Yorker this. She admitted before SCOTUS that there is no evidence that puberty blocking kids reduces suicide. She admitted before SCOTUS that transgender identities are not immutable but can change over time, conceding that yet another key tenet of the trans-medicalist paradigm she was defending is untrue, and also that the entire basis for claiming to be a discrete minority group to whom a right of recognition can be conferred by a court is untrue.
Here, Strangio admits that her purpose in seeking to propagate child transition is to build a cadre of children to "organize for liberation." When I pointed out that one of the purposes of transgenderism was to manufacture an army of biologically altered social justice super soldiers on a medical leash who had sacrificed everything to a cause in childhood and lived in total dependency on a political party to secure the conditions of their recognition as that which they were not and could never be, it was at least partly a rhetorical provocation.
But as usual, Strangio was years ahead of me in claiming it her explicit goal all along.
Chase Strangio fights for child transition because without it, "how do we get a generation of trans youth to survive, to organize for liberation?”
She wants to initiate teens into the -- uh -- ideologically intense club she's a leader of so she can have more control over the Democratic party. "Organize for liberation" means they're all going to vote as the elders dictate.
Here's Strangio's fellow trans lawyer trying to intimidate the Dems:
Tim Murphy retweeted
“People think of education as something that they can finish. And what’s more, when they finish, it’s a rite of passage. You’re finished with school. You’re no more a child, and therefore anything that reminds you of school - reading books, having ideas, asking questions - that’s kid’s stuff. Now you’re an adult, you don’t do that sort of thing any more…If you enjoy learning, there’s no reason why you should stop at a given age. People don’t stop things they enjoy doing just because they reach a certain age.”-Isaac Asimov
Tim Murphy retweeted
"One might think that advances in technology over the past quarter-century would make permitting faster, but cities have gotten much slower on average.
"Between 2000 and 2023, multifamily permitting went from 0.6 to 1.5 years. Single-family went from 1.6 to 4.9 months."
@PostOpinions
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Tim Murphy retweeted
From lies to truth:
Phase 1: Political ideology divided us. Millions dead. Now being swept away.
Phase 2 (we're here now): Race & ethnos. Neither determines justice. More obfuscation.
Phase 3: Realism becomes the benchmark: what is objectively true & good?
Jump from 1 to 3.
Tim Murphy retweeted
"Karl Marx wrote in his doctoral dissertation that Prometheus is “the most eminent saint and martyr in the philosophical calendar.” Marx quoted Prometheus’s declaration: “In simple words, I hate all gods.”
For Marx, Prometheus represented human self-consciousness as “the highest divinity”—rejecting all divine authority. Marx explicitly positioned philosophy as making “its own confession, its own aphorism against all heavenly and earthly gods.”
This is antithetical to Biblical Christianity. Prometheus stealing fire from the gods parallels the serpent’s temptation in Eden—”you shall be as gods.” To herald Prometheus is to celebrate rebellion against God."
(quoted from my piece "Those Who Steal Fire" biggertruthmedia.com/p/those…)
Prometheus was featured frequently as a hero of Soviet propaganda.
Is it a mere coincidence that Kokinda, a 55+ year disciple of Soviet-linked Lyndon LaRouche, chose Prometheus as the namesake of Promethean Action?
Tim Murphy retweeted
"Shelby Steele has aptly pointed out that much that is said and done today that makes no sense in itself is a result of a desperate desire of whites to avoid being considered racists and a desperate desire of blacks to avoid being considered inferior,” his longtime friend and fellow commentator Thomas Sowell observes.
city-journal.org/article/ame…
Tim Murphy retweeted
Hoover economists @JoshRauh and Benjamin Jaros answer criticisms of their analysis of California's Proposition 40, explaining why billionaires are leaving in response to a tax billed as one-time and why the income tax losses belong in the fiscal score: fiscalrealitycheck.substack.…
The French economists who have ruined the French economy now want America to make the same tax and spending mistakes.
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