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Posted by Anonymous
- April 12, 2021, 08:43:48 AM
The democRATs are being proactive and developing DDS now.
He is a potential GOP nominee in 2024. They are wasting no time demonizing him.
He got extraordinary support from the big guy while running for Gov & vice versa
He handles himself well under pressure, along with support from Trump and a stellar record as governor would make him a formidable candidate if he sought the GOP nomination in 2024.
Posted by Frood
- April 11, 2021, 10:01:04 PM
The democRATs are being proactive and developing DDS now.
He is a potential GOP nominee in 2024. They are wasting no time demonizing him.
Yup... it's disgusting to witness....
Posted by cc
- April 11, 2021, 01:29:30 PM
The democRATs are being proactive and developing DDS now.
He is a potential GOP nominee in 2024. They are wasting no time demonizing him.
He got extraordinary support from the big guy while running for Gov & vice versa
Posted by Anonymous
- April 11, 2021, 11:23:36 AMPosted by Anonymous
- April 10, 2021, 11:44:28 PM
The democRATs are being proactive and developing DDS now.
He is a potential GOP nominee in 2024. They are wasting no time demonizing him.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 10, 2021, 11:35:58 PMPosted by Anonymous
- April 10, 2021, 11:23:43 PMThe other day it was "Sixty Minutes"—Dan Rather's old stomping grounds before he was caught in some big time fibbing, speaking of presidential elections—trying to smear the Florida governor, asserting he had favored Publix in lucrative COVID vaccine distribution because the supermarket chain gave him a campaign donation. (As is the corporate custom, Publix did the same with virtually every other politician, including, apparently, Bernie Sanders.)
About five minutes serious research would have unearthed the absurdity of this charge—since debunked by several Florida Democrats—but with the anti-DeSantis zeitgeist at the ultra-establishment "Sixty Minutes" five months wouldn't have been enough, even with the myriad producers and assistants working at CBS.
The need to "get" DeSantis overwhelmed all, including, as has been noted everywhere except for most of the mainstream media, cherry-picking the governor's remarks to turn them inside out.
We could call this behavior the dawn of DDS—DeSantis Derangement Syndrome—but that would confuse the governor with a dentist. (The yet more accurate DSS—DeSantis Stupidity Syndrome—is unfortunately the acronym for Department of Social Security.)
This derangement syndrome or whatever it is was on display only a day or so later from our friends at YouTube whose proclivity for censoring their opponents has grown to the extent they are often compared to Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels. This would seem merely another instance of Godwin's Law ("as an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler becomes more likely"), but in the case of YouTube and their Alphabet parent this putatively outrageous accusation is beginning to have some validity.
Unlike, say, Albert Einstein who did not "settle" for Isaac Newton, the powers that be at YouTube evidently believe in that oxymoron "settled science." They have removed, lest we ignoramuses be misled into believing or even being exposed to anything that was said, a panel discussion on the response to COVID-19—the masks and the lockdowns—with four public health experts from Stanford University, the University of Oxford, and Harvard Medical School.
Why censor then, given the impeccable backgrounds of the participants? The unspecified medical experts at YouTube/Google/Alphabet could undoubtedly spout some reasons the science in their "humble" opinions is settled on these matters (until Anthony Fauci changes his for the umpteenth time).
But the views of the four panel experts are readily available elsewhere, so why bother to block them?
Well, that may be true, but these experts appeared in a lengthy panel discussion led by Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida.
Imagine a long and serious panel on something scientific led by the current president of the United States. For that matter, imagine the current president passing a high school physics test.
So the Democrats are seeing a problem down the road, a problem with the potential of growing even bigger than Donald Trump, if such a thing were possible, a Republican presidential candidate who is considerably smarter than they are and, thus far, keeps his cool and is willing to punch back at their excesses.
Besides that, he might be more appealing to the "soccer moms" than Trump.
Better to wipe him out now. And who better to do that than Big Tech? DeSantis doesn't like them—he's initiating legislation to diminish their power—and they, for that and other reasons, certainly don't like him.
Interesting here is why Big Tech is the way it is, why its leaders—with the exception of Peter Thiel and a few others—so uniformly think the way they do.
They're extremely bright (largely) guys who have reinvented the way we communicate and even live and made giant fortunes in the process. They used to be nerds, but now they're big shots, inhabiting expensive homes in the most expensive place in America, Silicon Valley.
Given their history and the monomaniacal, focused manner in which they got there, I would wager many of them suffer from Asperger's—"a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by significant difficulties in social interaction and nonverbal communication, along with restricted and repetitive patterns of behavior and interests."
They get technology, they get business, but they don't really get people. They don't read widely, only within their world. Their machines have revealed the truth and they want to make sure the world follows their orders, which are, after all, politically correct.
When they censor they are doing what they are convinced is the right thing. They are what we may call Asperger's Fascists.
It is my contention what is developing, actually has developed, in our culture is a war between the people-oriented freedom-loving types, represented for the moment increasingly by DeSantis, but augmented by others who think his way, including the independent media and some of the Republican Party (the more libertarian wing) versus the technological diktats of the AFs of Silicon Valley supported by the Democrats and the mainstream media.
We shall see (and live) where this goes.
DeSantis gibernatorial success has the Dems so worried, he is replacing Trump as their bogeyman.