Post by NFA on Dec 13, 2023 10:20:03 GMT 8
Re: Price joins Australia Day move backlash
The Editor
The Cairns Post
The societally-destructive left gain ground by using salami slice politics, (Price joins Australia Day move backlash, 13/12).
Extreme-left activists create “controversy” about a given issue in a very calculated manner to undermine cultural norms.
Left-leaning groups and individuals then cite that contrived controversy as their reason to further undermine those norms.
The end-game is to destroy their host culture and to replace it with socialism in the mistaken belief that would be a “fairer” system.
History tells us socialism always fails.
For a real-time example of the merits of free-market capitalism versus socialism, consider the Koreas.
Same people, same resources, same climate, same everything – but the socialist north is worse in every way than the free-market capitalist south.
If Peter Dutton was a proper conservative and not controlled opposition, he’d be calling for Stephen Smith’s instant dismissal for his attack on our societal norms.
(144 words)
Peter Campion
Tolga
The Cairns Post
The societally-destructive left gain ground by using salami slice politics, (Price joins Australia Day move backlash, 13/12).
Extreme-left activists create “controversy” about a given issue in a very calculated manner to undermine cultural norms.
Left-leaning groups and individuals then cite that contrived controversy as their reason to further undermine those norms.
The end-game is to destroy their host culture and to replace it with socialism in the mistaken belief that would be a “fairer” system.
History tells us socialism always fails.
For a real-time example of the merits of free-market capitalism versus socialism, consider the Koreas.
Same people, same resources, same climate, same everything – but the socialist north is worse in every way than the free-market capitalist south.
If Peter Dutton was a proper conservative and not controlled opposition, he’d be calling for Stephen Smith’s instant dismissal for his attack on our societal norms.
(144 words)
Peter Campion
Tolga