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On the Media, Democrats, Compassion and North Korea:


North Korea really exposed priorities of a whole lot of people as far as I'm concerned. The need to tear down Trump was far far more important than the people of North Korea. Who really cares about Kim? No one on the Left. Who cares about the people of North Korea? No one on the Left.

Trump accomplished an unprecedented bringing together of North and South Korean leaders and all of a sudden our media and Democrats wouldn't shut up about how immoral it would be to let Kim get away with past horrors.

The *solution* was to insist that those horrors continue?

Or maybe they wanted us to go in for some international assassination action? But no.

Just months before, just a few months before, the media and Democrats were warning about how Trump wasn't nice enough! They were horrified that Trump insulted "Rocket Man" Kim! And they were praising Kim's elegant, cosmopolitan sister at the Olympic winter games and the *delicious* way she threw shade on Vice President Pence.

The people of North Korea didn't come into the question at all. It's as though they weren't even real to our media or the Democrats.

I mean, if someone wants to point out how doing everything possible to undermine progress with North Korea was showing even the least bit of *compassion* to the people of North Korea, they should go ahead and try.
I found it all horrifying.

And the rhetoric? Oh, if you're not calling for Kim to be arrested and tried for his crimes, you were a horrible person. The self-righteousness of it all. It was breathtaking.

The "journalists" accosting Trump and trying to force him into calling Kim a monster (and he certainly is one) when doing so would have completely destroyed the work that had been done?

I have to believe that real evil exists in the world. On the one side you've got a tyrant like Kim, raised to it. On the other side you've got Journalists wallowing in their self-righteousness but working as actively for the cause of a monster like Kim as if they were raised to it by a monstrous father. So on which side of that does actual evil occupy?

And a few months earlier the exact same people really were gushing over Kim's equally monstrous sister.

They really were.

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