Earlier today said it was time for introspection. I said the Left needed to use some of that empathy they claim that they have and try to understand why so many people were so mad that they protested in DC and some stormed the Capitol Building.
This is exactly what the Left said about the protesters and rioters on their side. That they had a grievance, rioting was the voice of the voiceless, and that these were angry people who wanted to be heard.
By the end of yesterday, shoes were on both feet.
And like I predicted, introspection and understanding never happened.
Instead, this happened.
This was Ashli Babbit, according to The New York Times:
Ms. Babbitt had left the Air Force after two wars and 14 years, settling near the working-class San Diego suburb where she was raised. Life after the military was not easy. After briefly working security at a nuclear power plant, she was struggling to keep a pool-supply company afloat.
“You guys refuse, refuse to choose America over your stupid political party, I am so tired of it,” she said in a video message posted on Twitter, addressing California politicians. “You can consider yourself put on notice. Me and the American people. I am so tired of it, I am woke, man, this is absolutely unbelievable.”
Her brother, Roger Witthoeft, 32, said Ms. Babbitt had not told her family that she was planning to go to Washington. But he was not surprised that she would protest.
“My sister was 35 and served 14 years — to me that’s the majority of your conscious adult life,” said Mr. Witthoeft, of Lakeside, Calif. “If you feel like you gave the majority of your life to your country and you’re not being listened to, that is a hard pill to swallow. That’s why she was upset.”
“That was one of her things — for the first time in her life, she could actually say what she wanted to say, and didn’t have to bottle it up,” he said. She was frustrated, he said, with the number of homeless people in San Diego, and the difficulty of running a small business.
“My sister was a normal Californian,” he said. “The issues she was mad about were the things all of us are mad about.”
Her brother said she was passionate about Mr. Trump’s cause, and believed she was standing up for the American people.
“I know it mattered to her a lot at the end of her life,” he said. “It mattered so much that she died for it.”
This woman wasn’t a Nazi to any reasonable person.
She was just a frustrated small business owner in California, struggling and feeling ignored and abused by Democrat politicians.
Because she supported Trump, though, this man celebrates her death.
He dehumanizes saying she was the “opposite of a person” and a “pile of meat that moved and spoke and acted like a person.”
He says to hurt people like her is a good thing, it is to heal.
I don’t need to point out the hypocrisy and projection. He had found a word that he can throw at someone that allows him to dehumanize her and revel in her death. The irony is that word is “Nazi” and what he is doing is very much a Nazi tactic. The word they threw around was Untermensch, and that word allowed them to murder millions of people.
Because Ms. Babbit was just a dejected small business owner, harmed by the lockdowns and frustrated with politics that turned beautiful places into slums, she could be any one of us.
That means that each and every one of us is a Nazi by Mr. Chu’s standards, and our deaths are something to celebrate as we are the opposite of people.
Yesterday I wanted introspection, compassion, and understanding.
I read this and now I want to do unspeakable things with a Sawzall.
Because this seems to be the reaction of the Left, it is only going to get worse.
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