RECHARGE FREEDOM

“A word is a crisis, three toddlers are a symposium, and a man with a rap sheet and fentanyl in his blood is a sacrament. They have more feeling for the sacrament than for the children. That is not compassion. That is branding.”

Here’s a compelling excerpt for the blog post:

*Mr. Coleman didn’t hold back — find out why he called out Democrat politicians for their hollow “sympathy” after his daughter’s tragic death, and what it reveals about where Washington’s loyalties truly lie.*

This is an example of the left being mentally unwell, the idea that you can approach an unknown group, just for carrying an American flag, and try to …

It’s never personal accountability for their actions, it’s always someone else’s fault. No restraint, just depression, victimhood and SSRIs….

“It’s now deemed insensitive to hold murderers accountable because they were feeling bad. There’s no such thing as personal responsibility in America anymore — we are headed downhill fast.”

“I no longer feel trapped in the same cycle.” One man shares his raw, firsthand account of leaving food stamps behind, taking control of what he eats, and discovering a sense of agency he never thought possible.

“A judge has made a jaw-dropping comparison, likening 11 jurors in the Lynsday Clancy trial to Nazi Germany — while casting the lone holdout in the heroic role of Winston Churchill himself.”

The socialist advocate to be more genic, they tell you that fitness is fascism, and it’s not in their interest to be more useful to the ruling class. …

Here is a 1-2 sentence excerpt for the blog post:

“Lyndsay Clancy is a vicious murderer deserving zero sympathy. Brandon Gil’s assessment is spot on — this case reflects nothing less than America’s moral deterioration.”

“Misery does not confer a hunting license on toddlers. Some acts are so final that excuses after the fact are an insult to the dead — and a society that cannot say ‘this is monstrous’ has decided that violence is just another mood.”