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| A gathering at a colonial tavern |
It's tough to know where to begin analyzing the endless insanities of America's continuing left-wing Reign of Terror, but I thought the small business owner interviewed on Larry Elder's radio show recently advanced an excellent theory on at least one topic: lockdowns.
Elder and Paul Scrivano, owner of a popular Los Angeles area bar, believe the government's refusal to reopen restaurants, bars, and houses of worship is because the American Revolution had its genesis in community conversations that were held in taverns, inns, and churches. Think about it. If Americans today are not free to congregate, talk, and exchange ideas, they will remain powerless to address the ongoing, illegal confiscation of their liberty. It appears the left learned something from the American Revolution, after all.
An onerous lockdown to prevent communication among citizens in order to reinforce government power and control makes perfect sense to me. Listen to the interview, linked below, and see if you agree.
