Essay: The Left and The Establishment Right Are Just As Bad As Each Other

Forgive me for using some Canadian examples, but over the past week David Menzies of Rebel News has been assaulted by the Liberals^[1] and arrested by the Conservatives.^[2][3] We have six major federal political parties (Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Green, Bloc Quebecois, and, of course, the PPC) and they are all, with the exception of the PPC, weak with terrible policies.^[4] The U.S. has two, and has to deal with RINOs and radical Democrats, but we have six and five are bad!

People call right-wingers ideologues. That is blatantly inaccurate (see Essay:Examples of Movement Conservatives Not Being Ideologues). The only ideologues are those on the right who actually care whether there's an (R) or a (D) next to someone's name! I can't speak for other conservatives, but I have a certain degree of respect for left-wing populists and classical liberals, and a certain degree of disrespect for neoconservatives. The establishment right is just as bad as the extremist, regressive left. Those who believe that characteristics such as race and gender actually determine who you are as a person are bigots. Can you guess who I'm talking about here? Not only the far-right, but also the left and the establishment right.

Neocons play the same identity politics game as the left. That is why our Leader of the Opposition, Andrew Scheer, insisted for half an hour straight that he isn't racist (ironically proving that he is),^[5] and kicked a critic of radical Islam, Dr. Salim Mansur, who happens to be Muslim himself, out of the CPC.^[6]

To those liberals who dare suggest that conservatives are unable to criticize those on their own side, is this good enough for you? How about President Donald Trump's numerous critiques of Republicans^[7][8][9] (or vice versa, with RINOs attacking Trump)? If that won't convince you, you're not worth convincing.