Gonna leave this here, in case you weren’t quite sure where Kamala Harris stood on the issue of individual liberty versus groupthink and majority rule.
(Hint: she doesn’t exactly side with one having the right to operate their own lives, free from the diktats of the masses.)
“We believe in the collective,” Harris bluntly stated during a campaign event this week, flanked by her running mate, far-left Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. “We’re not falling for these folks who are trying to divide us. Trying to separate us. Trying to pull us apart. That’s not where the strength lies.”
KAMALA HARRIS: "We believe in the collective!" pic.twitter.com/xW3G6vLZSl
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) August 8, 2024
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Which, to be fair, makes sense for a radically left-wing former senator who has supported some of the most socialist government initiatives in U.S. history, and who has publicly advocated for “equity,” in which - as she defines it - everyone “ends up in the same place.”
And ditto for her running mate, who once set up COVID hotlines for people to snitch on their lockdown and mask mandate-defying neighbors.
At its core, the power of the “collective” is to control how you choose to live your life, raise your children, deal with your own health, and spend your money. It's the opposite of the framework set up by the Founding Fathers to ensure individual life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
But it sure works well in favor of government elitists who benefit from societal lockstep.
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Tim Walz, who set up a COVID hotline for people to snitch on their neighbors, now says things work better when you "mind your own damn business"pic.twitter.com/KLAXeOAkw8
— MRCTV (@mrctv) August 8, 2024
