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“These are the reasons why I became a liberal. And these are the same reasons I am now walking away.” Ex-liberals and “lifelong Democrats” of all backgrounds are leaving and are no longer concerned about the backlash from others because they’ve left the party. The social media campaign called #WalkAway has gone viral with videos of people declaring they no longer support the Left’s liberal agenda.
The Left’s anti-Trump pro-Socialism agenda and identity politics has resulted in ex-liberals taking to social media to express their frustrations of the Democrat party and the media. “I reject a system which allows an ambitious, misinformed and dogmatic mob to suppress free speech, create false narratives, and apathetically steamroll over the truth,” stated founder ex-liberal, Brandon Straka. In the video that kicked off his campaign, Straka said that he had watched with grave concern as “the Left devolved into intolerant, inflexible, illogical, hateful, misguided, ill-informed, un-American, hypocritical, menacing, callous, ignorant, narrow-minded, and at times blatantly fascistic behavior and rhetoric.”
Accusing Democrats of cultivating a victim mentality among the party’s minority supporters, Straka argues that its attempt to portray a person of color, a woman, an LGTB person, a migrant as a “victim of systemic oppression” is the party’s “greatest and most insidious lie” – which is needed so minorities will see their saviors to be Democrats, who in fact do nothing to improve their situations. Some 5 million people on Facebook and YouTube have seen the video by now.
The
#Walkaway campaign has helped thousands of disillusioned Democrats
regain their own voices and push back against “oppression,” herd
mentality, and incivility from the Left and it's minions in the
media. “It is up to all of us to make our voices heard and reclaim
the truth. The Democratic Party has taken for granted that it owns
racial, sexual, and religious minorities in America. It has
encouraged groupthink, hypocrisy, division, stereotyping, resentment,
and the acceptance of victimhood mentality. And all the while, they
have discouraged minorities from having independent thought, open
dialogue, measured and informed opinion, and a motivation to
succeed.” - Brandon Straka
It
is enough to search for the hashtag #WalkAway on Twitter or Facebook
to see how the campaign has taken on like wildfire, spawning an
entire cottage industry of personal testimonials and “conversion”
stories of how people woke up to the false promises of liberalism.
Hre, below, are testimonials of Americans who have regained their
sense of of country, on patriotism, of truth.
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