« We burned disco records, not neighborhoods, back in 1979 | What the Black Lives Matter movement really is »
July 12, 2020
List of crimes, 2040
Today, leftists are playing the "cancel history" game to destroy statues of those who owned slaves in the past, when slavery was legal. But what will our descendents say about us in the future — say in the year 2040, when we will all be hyper-woke or even post-hyper-woke? Here are a few behaviors we all engage in today that could be considered illegal in the future.
- Eating meat
- Criticizing [leftist] politicians
- Owning a pet
- Driving a gasoline-powered vehicle
- Growing vegetables in your backyard
- Holding a barbecue
- Celebrating the 4th of July
- Holding a meeting of more than ten people
- Flying the American Flag
- Owning a Bible
- Watching a classic movie
- Going to the beach
- Reading from the Great Books
- Telling an ethnic joke
- Complimenting a woman on her appearance
- Visiting a national park or monument
- Singing or laughing
- Participating in a Shakespeare festival
- Getting a haircut or manicure
- Heating/cooling your home
- Expressing patriotism
- Voting Republican
- Going outside
- Being quiet
- Being white
Oops — actually, most of these are already illegal or subject to electronic guillotining today. Welcome to America, 2020.
FOLLOW US ON
Recent Articles
- The NYT Prefers its Own Conspiracy Theories
- Would the FDA Pass Its Own Audit?
- War By Other Means: Demographics
- The Trump Administration’s Support for the Israel-Azerbaijan Strategic Partnership Can Benefit America
- This U.S. Under Trump is Strengthening Critical Minerals Sovereignty
- Upheaval and Pushback
- Why Do Democrats Hate Women and Girls?
- There is No Politics Without an Enemy
- On the Importance of President Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’
- Let a Robot Do It
Blog Posts
- Putin in the crosshairs
- I'm looking through you -- where did you go?
- So Milley was running the whole Ukraine war with Russia without telling the public -report
- New York’s ‘clean energy’ demands are unattainable, per industry’s own experts
- Astronauts carefully tell the truth
- California voters introduce new health care ‘access’ ballot initiative named after Luigi Mangione
- ‘American Oversight’? What a joke!
- Pete Hegseth in the line of fire—again
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is accused of plagiarizing parts of his Oxford thesis
- France goes the Full Maduro, bans leading opposition frontrunner, Marine Le Pen, from running for the presidency
- Bob Lighthizer’s case for tariffs
- An eye for an eye, an order for order
- Peace on the Dnieper?
- Tesla protestor banner: 'Burn a Tesla, save democracy'
- Pro-abortionists amplify an aborton protest's impact