The Logic Syllogism of Liberalism

For the slow of wit and people have difficulty understanding why the far left is such a problem.

Group #1/Statement #1: Liberals that are either the media, trans, sexually confused, college educated urbanite women, liberal college educators, cloistered celebrities, Democrat politicians or mentally unstable that are either shooting at Christians and people with traditional values or encouraging more shooting and death.

Group #2/Statement #2: Liberals that are remaining silent and not speaking out against it. This group also includes all the spineless conservatives that remain silent too. Especially when it comes to legislation and judicial matters.

Group #3/Statement #3: Liberals like many of my friends and family are bailing out of the party and disassociating from the left completely becoming either Independents or Libertarians like me.

Conclusion: Therefore 2/3rds of the Left or those identifying as liberal are either mentally ill, murderous or complicit. The remaining 1/3 are technically not liberal at all.

An understanding of violence must include its perpetrators, those who remain silent, and those who speak out against it. While the perpetrator is the source of the evil, bystanders who stay silent enable it, and "upstanders" who speak out are crucial for challenging and dismantling it. Silence in the face of injustice tacitly endorses and perpetuates the status quo, allowing harmful systems and behaviors to continue unchecked. The perpetrator creates the initial harm but relies on silence to maintain their power.

The silent bystanders allow the harm to continue by failing to intervene, which reinforces the perpetrator's control.

The speaker shatters that system of control by refusing to accept the violence and challenging it publicly, creating a pathway to justice and accountability. I am the speaker.

As famously stated by Elie Wiesel, "Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim" Additionally, Martin Luther King Jr.'s observation that "we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends," highlights how inaction in the face of injustice is its own form of violence. It is sadly ironic that Martin Luther King, Jr was gunned down for his words too.