The Left's Distorted Views on Military Celebrations Revealed
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Posted 15 hours ago
Trump Derangement Syndrome is alive and well on the left, as evidenced by the most recent episode of ABC's "The View."
During discussions surrounding the 250th anniversary of the United States Army, host Joy Behar suggested there was something "suspicious" about President Trump sharing a birthday with the Army, equating the military's celebration to authoritarian displays of power.
In a bizarre twist, Behar and other co-hosts conflated the Army's parade with dictatorial regimes, comparing American soldiers to Nazis, North Koreans, and Russians.
This juvenile interpretation of a military celebration reveals a glaringly misguided understanding of patriotism and respect for the troops who safeguard our freedoms.
The U.S. Army, a symbol of American resilience and unity, should be celebrated, not ridiculed.
The comments from Behar and her cohorts underscore a troubling trend among some in the media, where any gesture of national pride is met with derision and cynicism.
Sara Haines even pushed the narrative further, conflating the celebration with propaganda reminiscent of dictatorships, while Alyssa Farah Griffin questioned if it amounted to a "celebration of a politician."
This line of reasoning is not only unfounded but dismisses the historical context of military parades in the United States, such as the one held after the Gulf War in 1991.
Moreover, it starkly contrasts with the enthusiasm that everyday Americans feel when recognizing the sacrifices made by our military personnel.
The left's fixation on downplaying American strength and pride is further highlighted by their unwillingness to acknowledge that military displays, like the one planned for Saturday, can also serve as a celebration of our democracy and commitment to freedom.
In an era polarized by political ideology, the need for unity and respect for our servicemen and women remains paramount.
This blatant bashing by Behar, Haines, and others is not simply an attack on President Trump; it's an affront to the very values that underpin our nation.
As Trump’s birthday coincides with this significant event, might it not be an opportunity for all Americans to set aside their differences and honor those who have fought for our freedoms?
Instead, we see mockery and disdain from those who ought to be fostering a sense of national pride.
The celebration of our military is not about glorifying a president but about honoring those who wear the uniform and defend our liberties—an important distinction that seems lost on some members of the left.
As we reflect on these events, it’s essential to stand united behind our troops and to resist the divisiveness that seeks to undermine our national spirit.
Sources:
newsbusters.org
townhall.com
justthenews.com
During discussions surrounding the 250th anniversary of the United States Army, host Joy Behar suggested there was something "suspicious" about President Trump sharing a birthday with the Army, equating the military's celebration to authoritarian displays of power.
In a bizarre twist, Behar and other co-hosts conflated the Army's parade with dictatorial regimes, comparing American soldiers to Nazis, North Koreans, and Russians.
This juvenile interpretation of a military celebration reveals a glaringly misguided understanding of patriotism and respect for the troops who safeguard our freedoms.
The U.S. Army, a symbol of American resilience and unity, should be celebrated, not ridiculed.
The comments from Behar and her cohorts underscore a troubling trend among some in the media, where any gesture of national pride is met with derision and cynicism.
Sara Haines even pushed the narrative further, conflating the celebration with propaganda reminiscent of dictatorships, while Alyssa Farah Griffin questioned if it amounted to a "celebration of a politician."
This line of reasoning is not only unfounded but dismisses the historical context of military parades in the United States, such as the one held after the Gulf War in 1991.
Moreover, it starkly contrasts with the enthusiasm that everyday Americans feel when recognizing the sacrifices made by our military personnel.
The left's fixation on downplaying American strength and pride is further highlighted by their unwillingness to acknowledge that military displays, like the one planned for Saturday, can also serve as a celebration of our democracy and commitment to freedom.
In an era polarized by political ideology, the need for unity and respect for our servicemen and women remains paramount.
This blatant bashing by Behar, Haines, and others is not simply an attack on President Trump; it's an affront to the very values that underpin our nation.
As Trump’s birthday coincides with this significant event, might it not be an opportunity for all Americans to set aside their differences and honor those who have fought for our freedoms?
Instead, we see mockery and disdain from those who ought to be fostering a sense of national pride.
The celebration of our military is not about glorifying a president but about honoring those who wear the uniform and defend our liberties—an important distinction that seems lost on some members of the left.
As we reflect on these events, it’s essential to stand united behind our troops and to resist the divisiveness that seeks to undermine our national spirit.
Sources:
newsbusters.org
townhall.com
justthenews.com
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