Bipartisanship is non-negotiable: a Conclusion Long Coming

The Sixth of January was a confusing event for many except the politically astute. No one was sure what to make of the rebellion, or insurrection, or gathering. Most sides were determined by party lines, a sad indication of how far things have gone into the modern age. The Sixth of January as itself is not the important crux which history will remember, but the events that preceded this day, which this day is no more than a tribute to.

What was seen before the Sixth of January was a glorious battle between the noble forces of authoritarian order and the radical liberal republican menace whose hateful penchant for toppling statues, desecrating monuments, architecture, and art in general, had to be stopped by some group. Like the terrorist jacobins of the past, these vengeful political rodents swore that they would see to the beheading of all statues and their defenders. The Proud Boys and other groups are highly unsavoury in their individual characters, but who else to turn to when society is under attack by rabid republican dogs? The tyranny of democracy is not worth the heritage of the American founders and their fellow European men of letters, both of whom opposed rampant, aimless mob 'democracy' as is now pushed. These liberals would force us to join in their free political process on the pain of death if we freely elect not to do so. Dictatorship is not synonymous with tyranny. There are times and countries where dictatorship simply means newfound order where once chaos reigned, even if the chaos was itself freedom and democracy.

The time is here for bipartisan understanding and agreement. If the Proud Boys and co. are serious about liberating America from this decaying republic, this democratic dictatorship of freedom to not choose freedom, then it is politically just to lend them support up to the extent that they overthrow the republic in a constitutional, legal manner. If they attempt any seizure of power for themselves against the Constitution, it will be the God-commanded duty of the responsible, moderate members of society to disperse them back into their defined place. Still, there may yet be a better, more polite way open for the peaceful election to carry the republic out of office 'democratically', adhering at every step to the Constitution. This is a path worth considering, as all patriotic citizens want the same thing: to remove the radicals who have from one path or another come to dominate the republic, and republicanism as an ideal. The destruction of the Constitution and of the United States is the very outcome which all citizens who follow this bipartisan proposition are toiling to avert. The question must be asked as so, 'what is more important: democracy and a republic or the United States Constitution and national government?' We must kill the republic to save America as a nation and an orderly, prosperous worldly state.