Why Are the Democrats Lying About Border Patrol Agents Whipping Someone?

What a bizarre request! Expecting Democrats to stick to the absolute truth, refusing to lie or even make a mistake, while allowing Republicans to cheat, bully, and outright is not the way the game is supposed to be played!

The Case for Fact-Checking

Let's break down the situation with photographic evidence. Paul Ratje, who has seemingly been misquoted, never claimed the Border Patrol agents didn't aggressively charge on horseback. Instead, he stated that he never saw the agents whipping anyone. This fact-checking is essential, as it highlights the need for media sources to provide context and accurate information.

Context Matters

The question raised by Ratje, Who is this country this United States of America? underscores the importance of understanding the broader context. Seeking asylum is 100% legal under federal law, and the Haitians in question were following the law. The aggressive behavior of the Border Patrol agents was in violation of their code of conduct.

The Role of Media in the Fiasco

The problem is not necessarily with the Democrats, but with media outlets that fail to provide context and rush to sensationalize stories. In the 24-hour news cycle, outrage often sells. If one media source shows something that provokes a strong reaction, others will follow suit, disregarding counter-arguments and promoting stories that cater to their target audience.

The Business of Media

It's all about the business of media. Advertisers, shareholders, and media owners prioritize content that separates you from your money. When we're preoccupied with outrage, it's easier to be distracted from the actual game being played.

Capitalism and Sociopathic Behavior

Capitalism encourages sociopathic behavior, rewarding the ruthless and making the rest of us only useful in terms of our spending power. However, you can choose not to let yourself be manipulated. To do so, you must see reality as it actually is. Determine who benefits and who is likely to make money in the end, and suddenly, the world makes a lot more sense.

Fortunately, we shouldn't dismiss all media. We can and should hold them accountable for providing accurate information. This means supporting and engaging with media sources that prioritize truth over sensationalism.

Let's strive for a more informed and responsible media landscape, where facts matter and context is always provided. This is the only way to ensure that our democratic processes and the rights of all individuals are respected and protected.