Trump as Charlemagne: a Carolingian Renaissance under Trump.

 

It’s a bizarre little quirk of contemporary left politics – people simultaneously believe that many crimes shouldn’t be prosecuted and that we should always work to reintegrate even the worst offenders into society, but if you violate any of the arcane language norms of 21st-century liberalism, you can never be redeemed.

 

First, the state of the "Art," some Trump era AI "slop" (we must for some reason probably Trump's porcine demeanor  call it "slop):

 


 

 


 


 



 

  It can be found as I found it, in a blog post here. In the form of a book review, and as I saw it first, a comment:

 

 


 


The architecture is barbaric, the leader himself was cruel in the kindest assessment, but the disease was not as had been diagnosed (even in the perspicacity-bearing comment) a "feature" or "quirk" of left, or even far left, or even politics. It's a superstition of the most self-describedly and perceived generally liberal. The modern. The rational. The enlightened.

It is a feature not of the left, the far left the radical left. The right too is stained with these cowardly word taboos. Virtually every Indian tribe has been renamed. Geographic features, "Piestewa" Peak. 

It is dark. It is a dark ages. Donald Trump, for all the cruelty, for all his inconsideration, consider "sidereality" come to mention it, his inconsideration, his failure to consult the astrological charts of today's, this morning's word taboo, what is it, "oriental"? Niggardly? Perhaps mention of a "chink" in one's armor. And since 1944, the illiteraicism where no generalization is permitted about the firsts among equals (Right!) at all. None.

On can "jaw" someone down. Or play the droning mouth-resonant musical instrument. But thinking is not allowed. It's been a dark ages. 

Some equals are obviously way equaler than others. Until that Ouroboros bite's its tail, as has the blue Ouroboros of liberals.

The darkest of all, the "horse shoe" ouroboros.

When it does all hell ... is contained. 

Thanks to Trump. 

 

 

 

 

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