Originally published via Armageddon Prose:Comedian Tim Dillon recently expressed bafflement at the strategy of shoving Pride™ propaganda down every orifice of the body politic, fervently employed by the tranny activist corps with the purported aim of improving public relations for the alphabet people:“It makes more people angry. That’s why gay marriage has lost 11 points in support. More people are annoyed… They’re like, why is my bank gay? When did my bank come out as gay?... What are we doing? This doesn’t make anybody’s life better. It is just virtue-signaling horse-shit that ends up doing the exact opposite of what they want. They think it increases acceptance. It decreases it. Because you’re shoving a worldview down someone’s throat.”Joe Rogan dies of laughter when openly gay comedian Tim Dillon goes off on the insanity of Pride Month:
DILLON: “Why do the Padres have to wear gay uniforms for Pride Month? That doesn’t make any sense.”
ROGAN: “😂😂😂 What are they wearing? What happens when they play in… https://t.co/2TCvbu8B3n pic.twitter.com/a9hYCi0YtA
— Joe Rogan Recaps (@JoeRoganRecaps) June 24, 2026What Tim Dillon, who is otherwise savvy, apparently doesn’t appreciate is that consistently generating resistance to the machinations of the social engineers, rather than an inadvertent byproduct, is actually the entire point of the exercise.The tranny lobbyists love the defiance from the Basket of Deplorables, as Hillary Clinton infamously described the segment of the populace opposed to her neoliberal identity politics dogma, because it generates more fodder that they then use to generate donations to combat the transphobia they themselves created.The power structure at large, of which the Social Justice™ faction is an integral arm, loves the antagonism for different, yet related, reasons.Related: U.S. Corporate Profit Margins Surge to All-Time ApexIt was with great interest that I watched Dr. Ron “Audit the Fed” Paul surge out of nowhere, with no institutional backing, in the 2007-08 GOP presidential primary season.(The establishment GOP, of course, as retribution for distributing common sense to the rabble that they might use at some point to liberate themselves from their largely invisible fiscal prison constructed surreptitiously over a hundred years, marginalized and ostracized Dr. Paul on behalf of their donors, the true stakeholders in the party. Transparency in central banking?! That’s wingnut stuff!)On the left, similarly, I watched from afar with interest in 2011 when the Occupy Wall Street protests began. ( I was living in the Orient when they kicked off, a fresh college graduate with a useless degree in liberal arts and a dearth of options in the U.S. economy that the bankers had wrecked in the 2008 collapse.)Before that era, in the stagnation of the post-9/11 War on Terrorism days, the casino Ponzi scheme collapsed, and the people who did it got away scot-free, a mass protest movement specifically targeting the banking sector would have seemed implausible.Via Carolina Journal:“What better way to insulate society’s true power centers from criticism by the masses than to divide the masses themselves, pitting them against each other based on how they look?Remember the “99 percenters” of Occupy Wall Street fame (or infamy)?While their “solutions” were decidedly socialist, their instincts were strong. Their outrage stemmed largely from the massive bank bailouts orchestrated in 2008, which saw billions of dollars go to help “save” major banking and insurance corporations. Their rallying cry was to unite the “99 percent” of us who were continuing to struggle under the most significant economic crisis since the Great Depression, while the big banks received a decidedly soft landing courtesy of their big government brethren.The 99 percenters were getting uncomfortably close to uniting people against the true ruling elite: big government in cahoots with big banks, the Federal Reserve, and big corporations. The movement also provided a uniting rallying cry of working- and middle-class households of all races and demographics, directing their angst against the nation’s most influential centers of power.What to do for the ruling elite?Divide and conquer…The trends are undeniable. Shortly after the 2011 rise of the 99 percenter movement, major corporate media outlets in near unison drastically increased articles discussing “racism” and “systemic racism.” One would think this dramatic transition rather odd to occur in the second and third year of the administration of the first black president in America…Perhaps this was just a coincidence, but the results have been unmistakable — and dangerous.The woke crowd is conditioning people to accept the absurd notion that a white plumber has more in common with a white billionaire CEO than his black or Hispanic construction worker neighbor, simply because of the way he looks — or that the black construction worker has more in common with Maxine Waters than his white plumber neighbor for the same reason.Divided people are far easier for the elites to control.”The last line there delivers the précis — the same reason Europe is currently inundated with Third World migrants with no allegiance to the country or the native population, why the Irish Gardai are busy recruiting Pakistani cops on Pakistani television in Urdu.Ireland recruits Pakistani migrants to serve on police force pic.twitter.com/Oe6867n6kG
