Blog: Does the left have a drug problem?:
"I remain dumbfounded at the left’s continual episodes of tantrums and meltdowns, and since last week, things have only gotten worse – a lot worse.
Last week, Marc Lamont Hill, professor at Morehouse College, characterized Jim Brown, Steve Harvey, Martin Luther King III, and others as
“mediocre negroes being dragged in front of TV as a photo-op for Donald Trump.”
Over the weekend, actor Shia Laboeuf put a uniquely bizarre shouting tantrum on full display; actress Ashley Judd said President Trump has wet dreams about his daughter, Ivanka; and
to cap it off, Madonna proclaimed that she has “thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.”
In the background of all this were anti-Trump protesters throwing rocks and fireworks at police outside a Milo Yiannopoulos event at the University of Washington; the beating of a high school Trump supporter at the same event; the assault on pollster Frank Luntz at the Marriott Marquis in Washington, D.C.; and a woman threatening to throw up on a Trump supporter’s lap on an commercial airplane.
What a week!
As I had to admit to myself that I had never seen anything like this before, I started to search for answers.
I couldn’t help but wonder, and I am not using hyperbole,
if drugs could be one of the many factors that could help to explain, at least in part, some of these activities.
Drug use within the entertainment industry and the mindless plebeians who worship them is well known.
No news there, but what about the overwhelmingly liberal academia or media?
I suspect that drugs could be playing a significant role, especially among those susceptible to the pressures of “publish or perish” or like pressures..."
There is no surer way to guarantee that our children continue to receive an inferior education than to continue educating 90 percent of our children in the public school system. Education is far too important a responsibility to leave in the hands of a government bureaucracy whose monopoly status allows it to be insensitive and unaccountable to parents and students.
