DaddySatyr
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The word isn't elite, it is elitist
Anyone can feel elite, and disparage those who they feel are beneath them
DC in this example, and her childish cartoon portraying her hatred for average Americans
I would argue that, in this case, "elite" means the career politicians who make their living by deceiving people.
"Elite" is the Hollyweird Career actors who make their living by "deceiving" people.
"Elite" is every self-entitled dimwit that has embraced the politics of personalities. They do this because they can't argue policies because theirs suck. They have no other path except to demonize and trivialize anyone that doesn't fall into lock-step.
There was a radio personality/comedian/political commentator, back in the 60s named "Lenny Bruce". He was doing a club in Harlem, one night and, in the middle of his set, he said: "How many _______ are here, tonight?" He used the derogatory word for a person of color that starts with "N".
The room went hush (and it was a pretty big crowd). He immediately jumped into "imitating" the audience: "Did he just say that?" and "How dare that white mother-fucker ..."
Then, he said: "Yes, I said that and I'll tell you why: it's just a word. If President Kennedy would just get on TV one night and just say: '_______, ______, _______, ______, ______' the word would, eventually, lose all meaning and power to hurt."
I am NOT arguing that is a good way to handle that word by any stretch, but that is EXACTLY what has happened vis-a-vis calling ANYONE that disagrees with the lefty agenda a "racist", "sexist", "homophobe", "Islamaphobe", etc. The attacks have lost their ability to make good people who know the attacks are false go and cringe in the corner.
I think it's true that attacks of "racist" were made even more toothless on two levels:
Even by comparison, it was over-used to deflect attention away from the feckless behavior of Obummer and ...
Some of the same voters that voted for the idiot, twice, voted for President Trump. I have mentioned here, before that I live in a county that went +20% for Obama in 2012 and +5% for President Trump, this time. Was there a mass immigration of racists? Hardly. Good people who lost all their coal-related jobs or who were still lucky enough to be working who had voted for Obama, twice, got tired of the lack of economic recovery and hearing how racist they were.
Obama was right, when he said that he wasn't on the ballot, but his legacy was. The same people that voted the elitist, socialist scum into office rejected the "change" that he brought to the country and our politics.
However, the left (led by its politicians and Hollyweird douche canoes) has alienated a good portion of the "leftovers"; those that weren't lucky enough to be born into money and power or with an ability to fool people on stage or screen.
I have to admit I'm a bit confused by president Trump's appeal to the "average Joe", but I am on cloud nine, every time I think about the she-cunt being given the toe. Bag and baggage. Here's your hat. What's your hurry.
Michael
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Screen captures (and pissing on shadows) still RULE! Ya feel me?
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