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Slack.com slash DHQ. As last night's debate made clear, the Democrat Party is now divided

between socialists and moderates. The socialist believe the government should immediately take

over the means of production so that there's no competition or responsibility, and people

advance through bribing government officials while producing undesirable goods until no

wealth is being created. The economy collapses and people end up roasting their children over

garbage fires for food while tyrannical lunatics and rich by embezzled millions drive around

in limousines wearing military uniforms they never earned and randomly choosing which citizens

should be shot so everyone is too terrified to point out that this system has utterly

failed at every level. The moderates believe this program should be phased in more gradually.

The socialist are pushing such ideas as the Green New Deal, which would ban the development

of the fossil fuels now used to create gasoline, heating oil, tires, clothes, deodorant, refrigerators,

dishwashers, telephones, and toilets. Under the Green New Deal, instead of making those

from petroleum, they would be created via solar energy, by for instance, planting refrigerator

seeds and waiting for the refrigerators to grow naturally so that you'll have somewhere

to store your leftover children and can eat them later. The moderate Democrats believe

in using the words Green New Deal and hoping no one realizes what they mean so they can

win elections and then pass laws called the Green New Deal that will allow the government

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