Civil War Two: the American Civil War, Part 2.

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 The Civil War is over.  The "North" lost (this time).

 

It was fought, not with Proud Boys and 2a folk and States Rights, Wrongs, anything of that ilk.

 

It was fought by two foreign-born (or foreign) billionaires using their fame and leverage.  And with the war of ideas. Free speech freely wielded. On "our" side we had assassins and murderers, thought police, and word police. The Hyacinth Robinson who "went Tyler" and in so doing marked the decisive defeat for our worn-out psychotically out of touch antideas (in the Pierre Dubois-Melvin sense). And our loss and our surrender.

 Antideas?

These what passed in our minds for ideas can be summed up in these two pictures, images, imagineds:

 


 And:

 


 

The first civil war was about race.  The second civil war, the War Against Woke was (was) about race in an extended sense, the female race. And the male race. Intertwined, bound by binds. Never to be "deconstructed (destroyed)" or disentangled.

 

Like quantum time theory.  Huw Price.

 

We paid the price for our hubris. 

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 It's over.

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