Via Dystopic @ Declination
Here is what will happen in regards to the France attacks.
People will shed their crocodile tears. They will chant and light
candles. There will be photo ops, and news coverage. The Facebook
pictures change, and sympathetic memes will flood the Internet.
Everybody will go home feeling like they have stood in solidarity, done
some great thing, expended moral courage and spoken truth to power.
They speak lies to the weak, and a week from now they will forget, until summoned for
the candle light vigils of another tragedy. They will run for breast
cancer, they will stand against terror, they will march against racism —
all things that do nothing for the causes in question. Today saying “I
supported X” is considered the moral equivalent of a getting your GED.
Feeling morally upright is preferred over *being* morally upright.
They are no different than cowards who agitate for war, but refuse to
fight, and lay down their arms (indeed, if they even had any in the
first place) when the terrorist comes for them.
Neat little rows of skulls for murderous thugs. Good little
submissive Dhimmis, bowing to their Jihadi superiors. Those who cannot
summon the courage to fight, even when death is assured, are beyond the
pale. They are the uber-cowards, the summation of decades of coddling
and helicopter parenting.
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