The Collective Takes Aim At Your Children

Exclusive: Robert Ringer discusses ‘naïve, grotesque belief’ of ‘Moronic Melissa’

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Robert Ringer

I was delighted last week when MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry spewed out her breathtaking remarks about children belonging to the community rather than their parents. I say delighted because she must certainly have awakened millions of people from their transformation-of-America trance.

I’m sure that to many people Moronic Melissa sounded like nothing more than a hopelessly lost, unknown media gal trying to be more shocking than that Soledad Prison girl on CNN, but, trust me, there’s a lot more to it than that. 

Among other things, she said, “Part of it is we have to break through our kind of private idea that kids belong to their parents, or kids belong to their families, and recognize that kids belong to whole communities.”

Really? Does that include the pedophiles, prostitutes, drug addicts and illiterate people in our communities? And when your teenage daughter wants to sleep with her boyfriend, does everyone in the community get to vote on it – sex by majority rule?

As outrageous as Moronic’s statements may sound to many people, it’s important to pay attention when the left spouts off like this, because it’s about much more than just children. After all, for decades progressives have demonstrated that they have no feelings for children by the very fact that they kill more than 3,000 of them every day before they even make it out of the womb – and sometimes after they make it out of the womb.

The “it takes a village” drivel toward children is but one aspect of the overall notion of collectivism. At the heart of collectivism – whether you call it liberalism, progressivism, socialism, Marxism, communism, or by any other name – is the naïve, grotesque belief that everything should go into a big pot and be doled out to people in equal shares.

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