The War For Loudoun

Loudoun County, Virginia is one of the wealthiest counties in America due to its proximity to the Imperial Capital.  One would expect it to be entirely peopled by overpaid government authoritarians, even more overpaid government contractors, and varying degrees of Karen, all of whom find Trump and his supporters icky and dumb.  One would not be entirely wrong.  Driving through Loudoun, one is awash in a sea of Biden, Clinton and even Obama bumper stickers below Mercedes, BMW and Prius badges.

Ethnomasochism, hysterics and general nuttery, disorders associated with elitist leftism, are alive and well in Loudoun County.  The Census Bureau estimates the county is 67% White, 20.3% Asian, 13.9% Hispanic and 8.1% black.  This is reflected in the nine member school bard, which consists of one guy who appears to be of Indian descent and eight White presenting people.  Their term began in 2019, and they have wasted little time in ushering in policies that reflect a deep seated hatred of normalcy, decency and the people who actually built this country.

Their most recent national news garnering controversy surrounded the suspension of a teacher.  He committed the unforgivable sin of publicly expressing his religious faith.  During his off time, the man proclaimed that he was a servant of God before all else, and would neither lie to a child, participate in the abuse of that child, nor violate his religious mores by using factually incorrect pronouns.  The school board defended their retribution of a teacher exercising his First Amendment rights by saying there was a back lash, citing six – that’s right, six – emails from parents who did not want an honest Christian in contact with their children.

This incident is just one of a slew of controversies this school board has built its ignominious reputation on.  In 2019, the school board spent $2 million on LGBTQRSTUV books for elementary and high school libraries.  Of course, the pro-degeneracy, giving transvestites access to your children crowd praised this move as being “affirming,” but parents thought some of the material in the books was inappropriate and sexually explicit.  Some of the specific complaints were in regards to books featuring rape and child molestation.  For reasons that remain a mystery, there are people who actually want this kind of depraved pornography in school libraries for children to access.

2020 provides an embarrassment of riches for those looking up Loudoun County school board controversies.  Among some of the chart toppers was a policy that urged teachers to support the “disruption and dismantling of white supremacy.”  In typical authoritarian fashion, this policy also forbade any speech by an employee that could be seen as undermining these efforts or any of the superintendent’s other positions.  The icing on this cake was that this policy not only applied to on the clock, official activities, but to employee’s personally maintained social media accounts and even private conversations.

One of the school board members lost some leadership positions and actually had to defend his position when he lamented the impoverished state of former slaves when they were freed.  The adult male in question, during an equity struggle session, posited that slaves who were freed and not taken care of by their former masters might have been worse off materially.  Upon a microsecond of consideration, this makes sense.  Someone who has spent their entire life not having to worry about where their next meal comes from or where they will sleep that night, in fact, probably struggle somewhat.  Indicating in anyway that a former slave was not magically and immediately as capable as their former masters is hate speech of the highest order and the adult male had to make laughable prostrations to antiracism in order to keep his position.

The current row over Critical Race Theory began in 2020 as well.  A group of race scammers called “Equity Collaborative” bilked (and likely bribed) the county out of $400,000 for something called an “equity audit.”  The report is 28 wide margined pages of disjointed phrases, word misuse and nonsense.  The “recommendations” mostly involved creating commissions that will inevitably be used to punish 15 year-olds for repeating the lyrics to rap songs and getting White teachers fired for not clapping hard enough when a black student does the bare minimum.

It is of utmost importance to note that this war has not been entirely one sided.  The backlash against all this madness has been as consistent as it has been enthusiastic.  The teacher mentioned above was reinstated to employment by a judge.  It wasn’t the rousing support of the people, but a judge.  Every child hating act of this school board has been met with furor by the parents of students and county residents.  Finding an impassioned speech by a Loudoun County resident decrying their children being verbally abused with CRT is not hard to find in your favorite search engine.  Teachers are railing against being forced to teach children to be self-hating communists and being unable to teach children to think by being forbidden to even expose them to another opinion in an effort to show them how critical thinking works.

A recent, albeit far too brief, example of a resident taking this conclave of loons to task was a Chinese immigrant.  Given only 60 seconds to speak at a recent board meeting, she pointed out that what children are being taught in Loudon County was exactly the same as what she was taught as a child in China, only the word “race” was replaced with “class.”  She pointed out that every statue that was not communist propaganda was removed and replaced.  She succinctly and clearly pointed out that the aggressive, totalitarianism of communist China is being mimicked here, only with a much less compliant victim class.

The people of Loudoun County are fighting back, and doing so enthusiastically.  The question one might ask is if there is substantial backlash at every turn, why does the school board continue to try to push these damaging, poisonous initiatives?  Why have they not, in three years, gotten the hint that the majority of residents do not want what they are selling?  There is a theory for every grain of sand in the Sahara, but the end result is the same.  They seem unable to stop themselves from pushing their abusive self-hatred and twisted loathing of their own people onto everyone else.  

This story may seem like it is a depressing tail of the inevitable march of leftist evil towards victory.  It is not.  It is the story of normal, sane people fighting back against evil.  The fight against CRT in Loudoun County schools is not over, though the sustained backlash has resulted in the recall and replacement of the superintendent.  That is another seemingly small but important victory by people who refuse to give up.  They will not allow subversive bigots to destroy their children.  They will not allow themselves to be ground down by the constant attacks by these anti-White racist psychopaths and are an example to follow.