Transformative Anger

We hear a lot these days about angry Americans, and most of it comes from the condescending leftist media feeling the need to lecture us about the evils and ‘poison’ of anger. The tea partiers are routinely held up as examples of these highly unstable, undeveloped human beings who just don’t understand how they’re being misled and manipulated into self-destructive hateful thinking toward our beloved federal government.

Americans don’t need these psychobabble lectures. We know all about the poison of personal animosity and hatred—the kind of thing that demonizes the other guy as the cause of my problems (the kind of thing unrelentingly practiced by the same condescending leftist media as it relates to George W. Bush). But the anger that comes from being defrauded; that comes from an awakened recognition that liberty is being taken away from us on a deliberate basis—this is not poison. It is a sign we are still alive; that our God-given heritage has not been lost or forgotten; that we remain capable of knowing right from wrong, and good from evil. It is frankly one of the strongest and best signs that there is hope for America and the world.

Americans should be angry at what is happening to their country at the direction and under the planning of Barack Obama and his godless leftist cabal. It is wrong; it is evil; it is nothing but day after day of lie after lie. Americans should not ‘calm down’; they should not try to find middle ground between right and wrong; they should not try to meet evil half way. They should channel and focus their anger on the complete removal of every representative of this government, not through violence, but not necessarily through a false patience that says we just have to live with a fraudulent government.

There is no reason the American people cannot publicly demand Obama’s resignation, right now. There is no reason the American people cannot demand the removal of all unvetted and unauthorized ‘czars’; the withdrawal of Kagan; the repeal of Obamacare; and on and on. And there is no reason the elected leaders of this country cannot be made to bow to these demands, right now.

Yes, it would be unprecedented. Yes, we would receive even more condescension from the leftist elites about dangerous rabble-rousing and the need to honor process and procedure. But so what? We are in unprecedented times. Because of the age of the internet, Americans know what is happening under this fraudulent regime as it is happening. This is not Germany in the 1930’s, where only a few questioners would whisper their concerns out of fear that those concerns were not shared. Americans by the tens of millions see clearly what is happening, and are aware of each other. They know this agenda has to be stopped, and they should not be content with some erudite worldview that says there is nothing they can do to stop it. They should not adopt some phony sense of patience and sit back and let history write its verdict; they should rise up and write their own verdict based on the active defense of what is right and good about America.

Yes, November 2 isn’t far off, and it is a right medium for corrective action. But ‘in the meantime’ is important, too. America can’t afford to allow this fraud to continue. It’s time to ratchet up public pressure to get this President to resign and move on. That would be a transformative use of anger for the benefit of all.

Paul Gable

June 30, 2010