29 Replies to “Great Moments In Socialism”

  2. Are these clowns for real? “Gee, I can’t focus with all the chatter,” says one. Another, “Don’t use gender pronouns”. “Okay, Comrade…”. I noticed that the majority of those speaking we’re ‘up-speaking’ or engaging in what we once called ‘Valley Girl” talk, displaying to the world just how utterly stupid they are as individuals, nevermind their ideology.

    1. YES, the up-speaking hit me too.

      As to valley girl, my wife and I had lunch out the other day. Seated at the next table were two millenial “men”. To paraphrase Fawlty, I thought there was something wrong with me. BUT, in the car home my wife pointed out that she couldn’t understand anything these English-speakers said. They were talking valley-girl and upspeak.

      1. The only thing missing was “and can we have less of the deep voices?”.

  3. They have constructed a set of rules that are internally inconsistent, contradictory, and irrational. It is impossible to follow all the rules without breaking all the rules.

    This is the easily foreseeable result.

  4. Makes you wonder if the shooters of the El Paso and Dayton belonged to a group like this….Comrade. Wanting to get rid of Capitalism, so they can run the US as Socialist Government. Paid by the One World Government members…these people need to get a life!!!! Pawns in a chess game!

  6. One thing that is clear is that these Socialists/Communists are very strategically trying to take over the Democrat Party, not too different that Trump took over the Republican Party. In the latter case, one can make a strong argument that it was for a very good reason and the outcome was generally positive for America. But if the Democrats do succumb to the desires of this new breed, and they gain more power, it’s going to be disastrous.

    1. These “Socialists/Communists” are also desperately pathetic.

      Say what you want about those old-time socialists, commies, Stalinists and Trotskyites, they were a determined bunch.

      They didn’t argue over silly pronouns. Instead, they volunteered to fight and die in Spain.

      1. I was thinking the same thing. Imagine these people facing a hundred Bolsheviks from 1917 squaring off against these people.
        They’d be shot or hung before they could order their vegan coffees.

  7. Judging by his (snicker) trembling voice, what really struck me most was how emotionally distraught the please-don’t-use-gendered-language guy (snicker) was.

    To his credit, notwithstanding the signalling of his special specialness, the sensory-overload guy seemed to be relatively in control of his emotions.

    Who, even just three years ago, would have believed this insane silliness.

  8. I find it ironic that they are using parliamentary procedure based on something like Roberts’ Rules of Order. Seems very bourgeoisie, conservative and western to me.

    Which sort of reminds me about the old bank robber parable: if one sets out to rob a bank, one will follow most of the laws and customs — drive on the correct side of the road, etc. — for at least part of the exercise.

    Oh, and nice building and sound system. I wonder how those things got there.

    Paraphrasing and adapting the Memorex audio tape campaign: “Is it socialist, or is it silk-stocking socialist?”

    1. Yes I have formualted this into Robert’s law of law breaking: Only break one law at a time. In other words, don’t let the getaway car get a traffic violation.

  9. This is what happens when adulthood is delayed permanently. Most of these “delegates” were very likely the “good” students who digested the bilge they were forced to regurgitate as undergraduates. The “bad” students could regurgitate without swallowing.

  10. Umm I want to be umm part of the umm resistance to umm overthrow the capitalistic government umm but the sensory overload of umm guns and screaming of capitalistic umm pigs as they umm die would umm be too much for umm me so could someone else umm do it.

  12. Sheesh … the Sacramento soyboy is … “prone to sensory overload? No wonder he hates capitalism … no one would hire a sensitive flower like him. How many EXCUSES do you think he would give for why he was unable to complete his tasks? My advice: stay in mommy’s furnished basement, and don’t come out.

    1. Once again, curious to know how he’d defend the tractor factory in Stalingrad from a horde of real fascists throwing machine gun fire, tank rounds and bombs from screaming Stukas at him? His own political commissar would cure his “sensory overload” in a heartbeat with one round to the back of his head from his Tokarev pistol. Problem solved comrade!

    1. nah OK, just let me speak to those fools. They would kill each other stampeding out of the place:-))

  16. So.

    How long do you suppose these lisping, stammering nancies would last in the killing fields if (God forbid) they ever got the socialist United States they think they want?A month? A fortnight? A week?

    Keep in mind that making their overseers (mostly former jailhouse lifers liberated and recruited as muscle) repeat the command “Get up, cracker!” will be grounds for summary execution.

    1. They believe if they wag their fingers with raised hands … their enemies will be smitten by the silent applause. What a bunch of social retards.

      1. Wasn’t that gesture called “jazz hands” at one time? I recall doing something like that…. when I was in early elementary school.

        Back when I still used to listen to the BBC World Service, there as a news item about that. Some city council somewhere in what’s now Englandistan decreed that applause at its meetings would no longer be allowed lest it frighten people who are adversely affected by loud noises. Thereafter, only “jazz hands” were permitted as a way of showing approval.

        Rule, Britannia!

    1. See directly above. My initial gut reaction upon seeing that display again … is to want to punch one of the finger waggers in his eye socket.

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