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The Demo Nazi Party

Why is our rhetoric so civil?  Are we so nice and polite that we refuse to call a spade a spade?  (Or a Democrat a damned Democrat?)

I have, of course, our national politics in mind with its two presumed legitimate political parties, one of which, decidedly, is not – legitimate.  No party which would stand doctrinally in favor of racism, for example, would be considered morally or politically legitimate.

Why do Christians – or anyone else with moral sensibilities of the Ten Commandment sort – regard the Democrats with ANY status of legitimacy?  If they are truly on the same moral plane as the Nazis, why do we even countenance them as American, as legitimate, as tolerable citizens?

Let us back up and establish the truth here.  The DNC, as a proponent of the “right to choose” abortion is a proponent of genuine, biological, morally-assessed murder.  The fact needs to sink in.  We need to understand that the Dems are not a morally legitimate political party.  Sadly, the reality is that we have NOT a two-party system.  If you count the Dems, you count all the other wackos such as the NKOTBlock Party, OWL Party, Inanimate Objects Party, etc.

The legitimacy of a political party must have moral qualifiers.  Political parties must have platforms which do not contradict moral law, divinely given, and acknowledged by civilized, Christian governments down through the ages.

The Democratic party is accordingly disqualified as a such by its clear and persistent rejection of the right to life of children in the womb.  They are a party which advocates for the murder of innocents in the name of a “choice.”

A choice political party, indeed, for rejection by the nation. 

Long overdue.

11 Nov., 2020

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