The Washington Post posted an article today about United Airlines and #leggingsgate, that said absolutely nothing new from yesterday.
I read it.
Then I read the comments.
The people commenting fell into two camps.
Camp A: United has a dress code for Pass Riders, this family should have known that, United enforced their policy as is their right.
Camp B: Sexism, policing women’s bodies, stop sexualizing women, legging are comfortable, what other passengers would have cared what these girls wore, miscellaneous social justice jargon, etc.
It hit me like a ton of bricks why this nothing of a story exploded so much so fast.
It is everything we as a nation have been dealing with since 2008.
Illegal immigration and sanctuary cities.
State legalization of marijuana.
Anti-Trump/Antifa/Campus protests.
Executive orders.
The same two camps appear at every issue. It is the battle between people – mostly conservatives – channeling Walter Sobchak and those – mostly Progressive Liberals – inspired by Eric Cartman.
This is America right now:
VS.
I agree with the sentiment from John Goodman’s character in TBL.
When bad rules need to be discarded, that is a good thing. When you just decide that all rules are bad, well there is a word for that. Can anyone come up with ANY argument that will support the position that anarchy is a good thing?
Sad but true. That is Barry Hussein’s true legacy: a divided nation
Which plays right into the political/rich class plans of divide-and-conquer.