The Late Night Strategy for Violence
The news cycle may have moved on from the manufactured Kimmel controversy, but I have not. The outrage over free speech, albeit based on misinterpretation and lies, contributes to an elaborate set of dominos intended to topple our constitutional republic. How’s that saying go? Oh right. Not today, Satan.
That’s not hyperbole. I truly believe that the Devil and his minions are at the helm.
What we’re seeing is a spectacular evil, a demonic hold on the public’s belief system. People are under some sort of mass hypnosis. Time to wake up, please.
For those who don’t want to read my line by line analysis of the mountain of lies in Jimmy Kimmel’s return episode, here’s the synopsis. Nowhere was there an apology. He did as many anticipated and doubled down as he mocked both the assassination attempt on President Trump and the successful assassination of Charlie Kirk.
What’s more, Kimmel then had the gaul to equate his suspension to Kirk’s death. Kimmel went so far as to say that those who are outraged by his comments need to forgive him, just as Erika Kirk forgave Charlie’s killer. Yeah. No. That’s not happening.
Many folks on the Right aren’t paying attention to Kimmel because they find him insufferable, rightly so. When every monologue of his has spewed hatred of Trump for the past few years with very few exceptions, it’s time we take note of the efficacy of the propaganda.
Kimmel’s lies are far more dangerous than they might first appear. Late night television is employing a tactic where one host celebrates violence against the Right (Kimmel) and another points the public in the direction of those they wish them to attack with violence and force (Colbert).
