That time liberals decided they weren’t condescending enoughBy: Steve Deace | January 09, 2017
Conservative ReviewProving once more they’ve learned all the wrong lessons from the 2016 election, it appears some on the Left unbelievably feel as if the reason they got spanked by a reality TV star is because they weren’t condescending enough.
Meet Melinda Byerly, CEO of a marketing and advertising consulting firm in San Francisco. Also meet Derrick Keith Rollins Jr., the vocalist and songwriter for the act “Reverend Doctor,” as well as owner and operator of Autumn Note Productions in Minneapolis.
While professing themselves to be wise, they are utter fools.
Byerly, who is white, found her way into the social media magnifying glass this weekend by beginning a lecture to middle America with this sentence: “One thing (you) could do is realize that no educated person wants to live in a (crap)hole with stupid people.”
Well, gee, Melinda, let me pull up a chair and see what else you have to say, because I’m already getting a brilliant empathy vibe out of you. You simply reek of tolerance.
She goes on to say that corporations like hers will only want to bring jobs to flyover country if it does things like “elect a progressive city council and commit to not being bigots.” Because there are many progressives, she says, who would enjoy a less urban lifestyle but are deterred by native riff raff who “are still voting for things that are against their own interests just because they don’t want brown people to thrive.”
No, dear, not brown people. Just you. You and your pathological need to claim reverence for diversity, while simultaneously (and ironically) demanding that everyone think and act exactly like you. That’s what crazy people do. But I repeat myself.
Furthermore, the entire economic premise of your diatribe is relentlessly without merit. Byerly’s Leftist utopia out there in the Bay Area is approaching record poverty levels despite Comrade Obama’s “recovery.” Meanwhile, Texas, one of Byerly’s pretend Middle American hellholes, has become the top destination for people moving from other states. With ex-Californians leading the way to the Lone Star State. ...
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