Evan Sayet > Quotes

“clever Modern Liberals became academics and journalists, entertainers and psychologists, politicians and community organizers, “rights activists” and social workers, and other such things where words were the entirety of both their product and their effort.”
― Evan Sayet, KinderGarden Of Eden

“Can anyone even conceive of Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, Nancy Pelosi or Barney Frank being asked to return for a second day of work at a factory, a farm or anyplace else where verbal nimbleness was of no use?”
― Evan Sayet, KinderGarden Of Eden

“income inequality” was actually the issue, why is there such outrage at the oil and pharmaceutical company executives who at least keep us warm at night and heal our sick as they take our money, but not a protester to be found questioning the career politicians who produce nothing and yet have somehow become multimillionaires just about all?”
― Evan Sayet, KinderGarden Of Eden

“Ernest Hemingway recognized that “the shortest [way to an] answer” is to stop talking and start “doing the thing.”
― Evan Sayet, KinderGarden Of Eden

“an essential distinction must be drawn between intellect and what I’ll call “intellectualism.” For my purposes throughout the book, the former is the use of one’s mind to discover the rightful answers. The latter, on the other hand, is the use of one’s mind only to conjure clever explanations for what is already believed.”
― Evan Sayet, KinderGarden Of Eden

“If it were truly “income inequality” that the Modern Liberal cares so much about, then why isn’t there an “Occupy Hollywood” movement?”
― Evan Sayet, KinderGarden Of Eden

“the Holocaust suggested to many that reason is the most monstrous of all of man’s faculties.”
― Evan Sayet, KinderGarden Of Eden

“The fact that the Nationalist prefers a world with a multiplicity of countries, religions, and cultures puts the lie to two of the Democratic Socialists’ greatest claims to moral supremacy. It is Nationalism, not Socialism, that seeks to live in peace and harmony with the other peoples and cultures of the world and, because it does, it is Nationalism, not Socialism, that promotes co-existence and diversity.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“In fact, here is how Lyndon Johnson sold his fellow Democrats on the entire Socialist welfare scheme the Master Planners have been using for the past fifty years, which they euphemistically call their “War on Poverty”: These Negroes, they're getting pretty uppity these days and that's a problem for us since they've got something now they never had before, the political pull to back up their uppityness. Now we've got to do something about this, we've got to give them a little something, just enough to quiet them down, not enough to make a difference.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“Here’s Fallon, in his own words, responding to those who had been his friends and fellow warriors just the day before: I heard you. You made me feel bad. So now what? Are you happy? I’m depressed. Do you want to push me more? What do you want me to do? You want me to kill myself?”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“If there is one thing the world should have learned at the most horrific of costs, it is that there is no appeasing Socialism. Socialism doesn’t stop its invasions, oppressions, cruelties, and atrocities until it is forced to. There is no compromising with socialists. There can be no deals made with socialists and, if and when a deal is cut, socialists never intend to keep their side of the bargain.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“It wasn’t a “white person” who ordered the internment of Japanese-Americans based on nothing other than the color of their skin and the blood in their veins. That was the longest-serving, most powerful and best-loved Democrat of all, Franklin Roosevelt and it should not go unnoticed that it is this same Roosevelt who remains so beloved a figure in today’s Democratic party that, when Ocasio-Cortez sought to sell her massive one-size-fits-all “environmental” programs to her fellow Democrats, she did so by naming her bill after the Socialist/collectivist/
racist Roosevelt’s signature policies, “The New Deal.” That’s not a “dog whistle,” that’s a bullhorn.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“The Nationalist of old and the Socialist of today both embrace a system in which a venerated government owns everything within its realm. This is why the brilliant Thomas Sowell titled one of his most essential works describing the ideology of today’s Left, The Vision of the Anointed.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“Whenever the Democratic Socialist points to a nation where Socialism has succeeded, he invariably ignores the elephants in the room of China, Russia and Nazi Germany, and references only the tiny Nordic states of Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark and Norway. These are odd choices since none of them is actually Socialist. Not in the slightest. In fact, they all fall far to the right on today’s American political spectrum. Their economic system is the same as that of the United States – free-market capitalism. They are proud Nationalists who love their country, respect the borders of their neighbors and expect their borders to be respected by others.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“The Democratic Socialists have their archetype, as well. He is twenty-something, still sporting his baby-curls and without a wisp of facial hair that might hint at eventual maturity or, God forbid, masculinity. He appears to still be living in his parents’ basement, clutching his only worldly possession – a cup of hot cocoa – so wholly without responsibility, desire or drive that he hasn’t even bothered to change out of his night clothes. He’s come to be known derisively as “Pajama Boy.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“It was Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez – often described as the “new face” of the Democratic party – who smugly declared, “It is more important to be ‘morally right’” than to be factually correct while Joe Biden, one of the oldest faces in the Democratic party, moralized in his campaign stump speech that, “We [Democrats] prefer truth over facts.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“Alinsky explains the purpose of the rules in the book’s first sentence: What follows is for those who want to change the world from what it is to what they believe it should be. Given that Marx, Lenin, Mao and Hitler all wanted to change the world from what it was to what they believed it should be, according to Alinsky, the book was written as much for the next Hitler as it was for the Democratic Socialists who embrace it as gospel today.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“In fact, so concerned at this disinformation campaign waged by the Woke Supremacists, Løkke Rasmussen, the Prime Minister of Denmark, came to America, and told the assembled: I know that some people in the US associate the Nordic model with some sort of Socialism. Therefore, I would like to make one thing clear. Denmark is far from a Socialist planned economy. Denmark is a market economy.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“These people weren’t fools who were unaware of America’s flaws; they were people who had experienced rather than just imagined Socialism and understood that in the real world, great doesn’t mean perfect and flawed doesn’t mean failed.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“Not all Globalists are Socialists, but all Socialists are Globalists.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“Rather than modify their beliefs and practices in order to be correct, the Democratic Socialists change what it means to be correct to justify their wrongful beliefs and practices.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“According to the Woke, the problem with all of those other Supremacist movements was that they each declared something – a person, a family, a race, a religion or a class, for example – to be better than everything else. The Woke, then, are going to create the perfect world by going the other way. In order to create the perfect world of their imagination, the Woke have simply decreed that nothing is better than anything else. The Supreme Trait possessed by the Woke is total moral and intellectual indiscriminateness.   In the world of the Woke, all things – from behaviors to body-sizes, works of art and literature to systems of governance – are to simply be accepted as equally right, equally good, equally valid and equally true.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“One of the great truisms of the past hundred years is that the only people who support Socialism are people who have never lived under it. Those who have endured its torments will risk everything to escape it and swear the oath, “Never Again.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“Just to the right of the RINOs and the Nordic states is the traditional wing of the Republican party. They are the “conservatives.” These are the true liberals – lower case “l” – in that what they seek to conserve is not only America’s liberal, democratic republic, but the limited role of government that allows for the freedom of choice on which liberalism is founded.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“Rather, the narrative the Powers-That-Be in these various institutions sell to those they’re charged with informing, educating, enlightening and entertaining must always serve the purposes of The Supremacy. New York Times opinion writer Bret Stephens tip-toed (for obvious reasons) around this fact in a piece now seemingly expunged from the Internet: A historian searching for clues about the origins of many of the great stories of recent decades – the collapse of the Soviet empire; the rise of Osama bin Laden; the declining US crime rate; the economic eclipse of Japan and Germany – would find most contemporary journalism useless.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“Pajama Boy wasn’t the creation of the political far right meant to mock the moral and intellectual infantilism of today’s indiscriminate Left. In fact, the model was chosen and costumed, the set was staged and lit, the nation’s leading hair and make-up artists were called in and hundreds if not thousands of photos were shot before the Woke’s top marketing gurus selected just the right image to connect with their core constituents in an effort to sell them on their flagship policy known as Obamacare. What makes Pajama Boy the kind of person the Woke wishes to see everyone emulate is that, while chronologically he’s a grown-up, in every other way he remains a child. To the Woke, the perfect adult – the Supremacy’s version of the “worker,” the Aryan or the pious Islamicist – is the permanent child in a grown-up body.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“just the one hundred years since Marx’s theory was first put into practice there have been three Socialist governments with the manpower and the resources to invade other lands. Two – Germany and Russia – tried to take over the world, committed the cruelest of oppressions, and murdered more human beings than any other peoples in history. The third, China, has been only somewhat less adventurous overseas, but this is mostly because, with a population of 1.4 billion people and provinces so different from one another they are akin to their own countries, the Chinese are typically still too distracted trying to homogenize their own people into one to venture too far outside their own already massive borders. Still, their body count is staggering – between 40 and 80 million people under Socialist favorite Mao Tse-Tung alone.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“At this point, several generations into the Woke Supremacy, it is almost impossible to tell the liars from the merely deluded because the rhetoric and the results are the same.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“Whereas the Marxist Socialist believed the Supreme Trait – the characteristic that when shared by all the people would create the perfect world – was found in the “Worker” and the German Socialist believed it was found in the “Aryan,” the Democratic Socialist is convinced that the Supreme Trait is found in those they call the “Woke.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto

“Like the Nazis, the Soviets and Ku Klux Klan before them, Woke Supremacist “protests” are meant to frighten, intimidate, coerce, harass, badger, bully and beat into submission those who, through nothing more than their willingness to listen to another point-of-view, have failed the “one drop” test.”
― Evan Sayet, The Woke Supremacy: An Anti-Socialist Manifesto