The Use of the Word “Extreme” Is, Well, Extreme

Ask yourself about Biden’s “radical abortion agenda” and its “extremism.” What is it, exactly? Well, I suppose it’s Roe v. Wade, which had been in place for 50 years until it was recently overturned. It’s a woman’s right to choose an abortion in most circumstances, and it’s favored by the overwhelming majority of Americans.
Now, abortion opponents are attempting to use the 14th Amendment’s equal protection under law clause to protect human “life” from the moment of conception. Now that may rightfully be called extreme, IMO.
In any case, propaganda is alive and well in 21st Century America; in fact, it thrives as our educational levels continue to deteriorate. If garbage like the meme here is spread with enough ferocity, it becomes the truth. God help us.

Here’s a “patriot” who wants to sell you “Hold the Line” coins that can be given as gifts to soldiers, first responders, and others who “uphold our constitutional values” (whatever that means).
As you watch this
Lots of jokes have been made about the passing of Pat Robertson, and the possibility that he’s burning in hell as God’s retribution for the televangelist’s having taken advantage of our nation’s poorest and most ignorant people on his rise to obscene levels of self-enrichment.
Senator Tom Cotton is a Trump supporter and an overt racist from Arkansas. Here’s his message to his constituents in his effort to amass funds to support his reelection campaign.
At left: Düsseldorf in 1990 and 2019.
As suggested by this clever meme, American society is awash completely with untenable beliefs.
Re: the meme here, how stupid do you have to be to buy into this?
MAGA conservatives supporting Ron DeSantis in his fight against Disney are riding high on the fact that the entertainment giant’s recent box office flops have lost them $900 million. They further delight that Desantis’ message, i.e., that Disney loves gays and that real Americans abhor queers of all types, resonates with a great number of Floridian voters.
This from Sara Tindall Ghazal a mother, wife, attorney, voting rights advocate, running for office in Cobb County, Georgia: