VoxDay: Who the UK left wants next
Who the Left Wants Next
It’s really rather fascinating to observe how the Left hates the gatekeepers and the moderates most. Perhaps that’s about as far as their perceptions go; if everyone is a “Nazi” then what difference does it make where on the spectrum anyone actually is?
There is something telltale in the fact that so very many of the notes in the image above contain the name Ben Shapiro. Is it just that “the Left hates the gatekeepers and the moderates most,” as Kevin suggests? Or is Shapiro’s name being given prominence as a deliberate distraction—specifically, to distract popular attention away from Kirk’s goyness and to make it seem as if there exists widespread disdain for the managed “Nazi” opposition as a whole. Is there anyone who better exemplifies managed opposition than the Jew Ben Shapiro?
I am reminded of the immediate aftermath of the revelation of Bernie Madoff’s multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme. As “virulent anti-Semites”—or more accurately, “noticers”—quickly spotted, almost all of the major losers were Gentiles. Yet the biggest media coverage went to the world’s most famous celebrity Holohoaxer, Eli the Weasel, who within days claimed, without evidence, to have lost all but around a hundred bucks to the iniquitous Madoff. That Wiesel’s lifestyle suffered no noticeable change, that his supply of new Savile Row suits never waned, and that he was never reduced to having to get his shoes resoled and reheeled were things that the New York Times deemed too impolite to mention.
In 2008/9, the public was instructed to weep for the Weasel. In 2025, it is instructed to fret over threats to Shapiro. Those who disobey instructions should expect to be called anti-Semites.