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(DR again, yes. My son really typed that. As I explained to @JoshuaLisec , our parenting philosophy is that our kids can have independent opinions as long as they’re to our right.)

TPUSA Amfest has been over a few hours, and going to take a contrarian opinion.

This is not the same opinion I would have held one year ago. It’s the opinion I hold after studying NGOs and how 10,000+ organizations can work together for the same goal.

We need more of those conventions. We need more of those debates. They aren’t civil wars. They are growing pains in learning how to coordinate at scale, in allowing individuals to have a voice.

By and far the biggest weakness of conservatives is that we’ve been content to let institutions act as coordinating nodes. Now that it’s becoming increasingly clear that institutions simply aren’t functioning, we have to replace that role ourselves.

NGOs coordinate and synchronize their own messaging through lavish million-dollar-plus conventions which happen constantly. And I think it’s a great thing that we’re finally starting to develop these conventions, as messy as they are.

The difference between the right and the left is this: when the right encounters a story about HIV transmission in Congo resulting from rape, it asks why Congo has failed to eliminate the rapists.

The left, by contrast, sees an opportunity to take a cheap shot at Trump for not funding Congo’s healthcare with American money. That funding could easily exist already, by redirecting the hundreds of millions of dollars currently funneled into NGOs that groom a judiciary which repeatedly releases rapists back onto the streets.

Your side perpetuates this cycle. What you resent is not the suffering, but the loss of access to our taxpayer dollars. We no longer respond to your appeals to pathos.

Free speech and truth are rapidly collapsing the legitimacy machine upon which institutions which call themselves "democracy" relied. And now everyone can see for themselves these institutions are not guardians, are not neutral, and have been parasites on our taxpayer dollars.

There, fixed that for Dr. Fauci.

You do know that investing "in low income and affordable housing" IS a direct transfer to billionaires and landlords, right?

Here's an easy way to tell if a Democratic proposal is a hypocrisy.

Just propose it be done in the form of a direct transfer to the beneficiary instead.

If they balk, you know they're working for their NGO overlords.

This is exactly what's happening with the ACA.

Slow couple of weeks between Amfest and the kids' holiday break. Thank you for your patience!

Important to realize what DEI truly meant. It was never about addressing any systemic injustice -- that would have involved sane measures, such as firing underperforming teachers, clamping down on crime in poverty-striken districts, and so on.

Instead, it was all about destroying pre-held values, particularly those that come from lived experience and faith, so that they could install new ones that were capable with their legitimacy machine of "democracy" aka slightly-pluralistic Marxism.

If you don't believe this -- verify for yourself. PolicyLink was strongly embedded within the federal government and was responsible for much of defining what DEI meant from top down. I wrote about this in my book, will write an article someday. And their stated purpose: colonize the soul.

Feel free to read "Revolution of the Soul" keeping in mind that this group had enormous contracts and influence for implementing DEI and addressing racial inequity within the federal government.