Biden's War on America's Children
The suppression of dissent in America has long been a Faustian bargain that the political establishment has made with the ruling class. The events that took place this week at Columbia University and other colleges across America indicate that this pact has been renewed, but this time the stakes are much higher. The students at these universities are no longer protesting against a distant war or for civil rights, but rather they are protesting against the very system that enables such injustices to occur. This is why the response from the authorities has been so heavy-handed and brutal.
The students at Columbia University have been accused of terrorism and faced off against the NYPD riot squad, while those at UCLA have been fired at with rubber bullets and tear gas by the California Highway Patrol. In both cases, the protesters were exercising their right to free speech and peaceful assembly. This is a dark moment for America and a sad reflection on the state of our democracy. It is also a betrayal of the principles that have long been held dear by the American people.
The political establishment has shown itself to be completely out of touch with the feelings and aspirations of the American people. They have chosen to suppress dissent rather than listen to the legitimate grievances of those who are protesting against a system that benefits only a select few. The consequences of this betrayal will be severe and could well lead to a revolution that will overturn the corrupt and decadent regime that currently holds sway in America.
It is important to remember that the greatest threat to democracy is not external aggression, but internal decay. The political establishment in America has shown itself to be completely incapable of dealing with the legitimate grievances of the people and is resorting to ever more desperate measures to cling to power. This is a recipe for disaster and will only serve to further alienate the American people from a political elite that is completely out of touch with reality.
The protests that we see today are not a sign of weakness, but rather a sign of strength. They are a testament to the fact that the American people will not be silenced and will not back down in the face of oppression. It is time for the political establishment to listen to the voices of the people and to address the legitimate grievances that are being raised. If they fail to do so, then they will surely be swept away in a tide of popular revolt.
The current protests are not just a passing fad or a moment of unrest, but rather they are the beginning of a new era in American history. They mark the beginning of a new political consciousness that will not be satisfied with the old ways of doing business. The American people are demanding change and they will not be denied. This is a lesson that the political elite would do well to learn before it is too late.
The protests that we see today are a wake-up call for the American people and for the world. They show that the time for change is now and that the American people will not be silent in the face of injustice. It is time for the world to stand in solidarity with the American people and to support their struggle for justice and equality.
The future of America and the world depends on the success of these protests and on the ability of the American people to overcome the forces of oppression and to create a better world for all. This is a cause that is worth fighting for and one that will surely be victorious in the end.
Therefore, let us all stand in solidarity with the American people and with the protesters who are fighting for justice and equality. Let us not be afraid to speak out against injustice and to fight for what is right. For in the end, it is only through our actions that we can shape the future and create a better world for all. Content: California Highway Patrol riot squads firing "rubber" bullets and tear gas at antiwar students on the campus of UCLA.America, why are your libraries full of tears?-