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Fear can be deadly. It can be used as a deadly weapon. Fear can drive a person to do things he or she wouldn’t ordinarily do. Fear is a dangerous thing, especially when it is used to draw a wedge between people for political gain and shut down opposing views.
Unfortunately, fear is being used in our society by the political elite. They are using it to scare innocent people into labeling and silencing anyone who dares to challenge their ideology that all the ills in society are a result of racism and push transgenderism on children.
The problem with this mindset is that only the liberal elite, aka Democrats, have the license to define what racism is. Never mind having an open discussion and looking at facts and causes and effects. They don’t want that. Logic and common sense don’t apply, for it is too reasonable, and would disapprove of their ideas of racism. Hence it is best not to discuss but shut down any conversations unless it is in agreement with their thought process.
Similarly goes the idea that children (or babies who can’t talk) can decide their gender. The liberal elite wants us to buy into their ideology that children can decide to change their gender without parental approval. Any parent not on board with this is a bad parent and should lose parental rights. After all, who knows better than a child who can’t vote until the age of 18 or even drink until the age of 21?
By the way, for liberals, none of this is up for debate. It is their beliefs and forgone conclusion that they are right in their beliefs. Anyone thinking otherwise must be feared and considered dangerous.
If America is to move forward and conquer its fears, we must start having candid conversations about race. What it is race and racism, and what it isn’t, and to protect our children from radicals who want them to hate the bodies they are born in. Then and only then can we say, “All Lives Matter.”
Heather Robinson is a New York-based freelance journalist who regularly contributes to The New York Post, Jewish News Syndicate, the US Spectator, and other publications. She has appeared as a pundit on “CNN with Anderson Cooper” and Fox News’s “Geraldo At Large,” discussing human rights, popular culture, and the Mideast. She has also worked as a college writing instructor at New York University and Touro College in Brooklyn.
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