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August 19th, 2015 at 12:10 pm
That’s probably as close as a leftist could get to the truth, but it’s a far cry from getting it right. The quote is a reiteration of leftist doctrine, which says the loudest, most shrill, most widespread voice gets it’s way eventually. Go back and read it again. It’s condescending.
What the left misses entirely, and always will, is the main point, which is that they are on the wrong side.
They think it’s our passion against their side’s lack of interest. They see it, like they see everything else, as an issue of emotional intensity. That means they will forever and always fail to see the conflict as it is, one of core principles on one side, and their lust for power on the other.
In other words they’re projecting. Their motivations are emotional. They cannot fathom any true right and wrong, or the concept of being motivated by principle rather than emotion, so the best explanation they’ll come up with for our successes is that we’re more emotional than their base.
And so, the quote is a clarion call. They know they need someone courageous enough, devious enough and clever enough to come up with bigger, bolder lies to fire up more emotion (mostly fear and hate) among their followers. As they see it then, they need more of the Audacity of Hope.
As they remove the compassion masks, revealing their evil intent, and people begin to be turned off by it, their only option is to double down on the evil. This is what we’re seeing now, and we’ll be seeing more and more of it.