Corn Syrup vs Soy
(Eric Striker) The dialectic of Republicans and Democrats is a battle between High Fructose Corn Syrup and Soy.
The right puts corn syrup in all our kids’ food, which causes obesity and shaves IQ points. The left wants soy, which feminizes men and makes them gay.
For both sides, gaslit by devious exploiters, the real systematic problems they suffer in their lives are channeled into this rat race and made a matter of life or death.
Every 2020 issue polarizes through this prism.
On the issue of voter fraud, the right has sullied real concerns with ballot legitimacy in highly mismanaged black cities with Bircherist bufoonery. The last of the MAGA faithful — Alex Jones, Steve Bannon, Q-Anon, Mike Cernovich, Dinesh D’Souza, Nick Fuentes, Ali Alexander, One America News, and the Zionist opportunists at Newsmax — have been trying to cancel more sensible right-wing populists like Tucker Carlson, Ryan Gidursky, Pedro Gonzalez and others for expressing skepticism about some of the Trump campaign’s narratives on the election.
Like him or not, Tucker is a serious political commentator that has tried and failed to provide coherence and principles to Trumpism for the last four years. When Tucker asked Sidney Powell for evidence regarding her claim that Castro, Hugo Chavez, Nicolas Maduro and the Chinese Communist Party stole millions of votes from Trump in an international Marxist coup, he was subjected to insults, boycotts and unhinged shrieking in response. “THANK YOU SEAN HANNITY FOR HOLDING THE LINE. THANK YOU TUCKER FOR THROWING US UNDER THE BUS,” wrote Nick Fuentes.
Tucker was vindicated when Trump’s team abruptly severed ties with Powell and shelved her circus act. But that hasn’t stopped online Trumpistanis from speculating that Tucker’s red bracelet is a sign that he is a secret kabbalah practitioner or that he’s been a double agent for the satanic pedophile cartel led by Tom Hanks put in place just for this moment. For Jews concerned that Tucker has been promoting the potent combination of nationalism and economic populism to deplorables since 2016, it is a welcome amusement to see him being sacrificed on the alter of Orange Man Good and traded in for a harmless lapdog like Hannity.
30 of 31 voter fraud lawsuits filed by Team Trump have been tossed. The whole thing is starting to look like a Birther-style publicity stunt to help Trump monetize his following after January. The most recent defeat, a lawsuit demanding 7,000,000 votes be invalidated in Pennsylvania, did not provide any compelling evidence for fraud or malfeasance.
Four years ago, Bernie expressed skepticism about mass immigration while Trump’s original campaign hinted at a public health care option and a war against Wall Street. These real world issues impact real world people, and it allowed for a cross-front alliance of ordinary citizens against the elite. The two candidates traded disenfranchised and largely white working class voters throughout the primary, then the general.
But now there are actors on both sides trying to drag things back to personalities, political tribalism and inanity. The COVID issue has drawn out the petty tyrants on the left but also the UN-world-government conspiracy theorists of the right, with actual state relief for desperate working people suffering from the lockdown being drowned out.
For Jewish gatekeepers of the phony right like Ezra Levant, “The Great Reset” is much more palatable and less dangerous than the real issue of the Great Replacement. Former Never Trumper Mark Levin has worked with Sean Hannity to scrub 2020 Trumpism of its anti-establishment and anti-globalist soul to try and transform it into another Tea Party style Reaganite collection point for false consciousness held together by fumes of Trump’s personality cult.
There is a silver lining. As niches suffering from the two types of TDS — Trump Derangement Syndrome and Trump Delusion Syndrome — duke it out, the liberal kleptocracy is still having trouble restoring “normalcy.”
The Biden Democrats are eager to betray and start purging the Bernie wing of their party on economic and foreign policy matters. The GOP, whose establishment has no organic support and never will, has decided to fake it until they make it and pretend like Trump was never born.
This forced reboot is bound to meet challenges in an era of high unemployment and social chaos. People are sick of voting for a “lesser of two evils.”
There is lots of talk on the left and right about starting new parties to challenge the Wall Street uniparty. The Movement for a People’s Party, an endeavor that has recruited big names like Jimmy Dore and Cornell West, is looking to establish itself and begin attacking the Democratic party from the left.
Meanwhile, right-populists who aren’t hung up on Trump are beginning to talk of an “America First Party.” The National Justice Party, a political construct that isn’t afraid to appeal to white workers or transcend traditional ideas of left and right, is also starting to gain momentum.
In the battle of corn syrup vs soy, of stupid vs gay, we the people deserve better. The populi in populist can be described as being part of the radical center: left on economics and right on social issues. A white worker should not have to vote for the anti-white Democrats just to have a shot at affordable health care, nor should a rural family have to vote for the Paul Singer funded Zionist GOP in hopes of being treated with dignity. A grounded and united movement that explicitly rejects both parties and can obtain what we want must arise from the ashes of back-stabbed Trumpists and Bernie fans.
