It’s about to be a rough time for the communist subversives to take over the Democrat party. No really. When there’s no more grievance about poverty and race, what arguments do they have left?
The left’s main weapon:
The entire rationale for their burn-it-all-down-and-start-over utopianism hinges on having an aggrieved (and preferably impoverished) underclass that has nothing left to lose and is willing to throw it all away in hopes of trading up in a new system where they will find themselves the recipients of a richer man’s property.
For their plan to work, they need a revolutionary spirit. For the revolutionary spirit, they need outrage. That outrage is stoked by envy as agents provocateur can whip ordinary crowds up into mob frenzy to ‘take back what’s theirs’ from whichever group they are being trained up to hate.
If you’ve been paying attention, the entire language of ‘intersectionality’ always comes back to these same grievances. It doesn’t matter if it’s questions of sexuality (queerness is a left-wing political category) or race, or social justice, or economics, or even the environment. Any macro issue, and certainly any ‘current thing’ in the headlines can be leveraged for advancing a narrative of the victims and the oppressors. Even notions of race have changed in recent years from Black (a group that is quickly losing the political clout it once enjoyed after Biden’s immigration policy) to the much larger ‘BIPOC’ group. When one fight seems to be ending, a new one must begin, to keep the culture war pressing forward.
Anyone who doesn’t keep up will be thrown overboard and crushed under the weight of the machine. Just ask Martina Navratilova or J.K. Rowling. They’ve got the scars to prove it.
We see in examples like Bernie Sanders and Liz Warren that would love nothing better than to ‘eat the rich’, strip them of their wealth and give it away to others. There are a thousand different ways to say why that would lead to economic catastrophe. But Let’s look at the other side of the coin. Why it would be GOOD — especially for the downtrodden they claim to represent — if we left the current system more or less exactly as it is.
How do you POSSIBLY disarm a weapon like envy
You make everyone equal. Kinda. Just not in the way the other side was expecting.
Obviously it’s impossible to level out all of the problems between the haves and the have-nots. Even lottery winners can find a way to waste a fortune, and many others can turn a modest sum into a massive fortune through hard work, good luck, the right relationships, and all the other factors.
Even the tools we already have in place are on shaky ground. Yours truly has no expectation of receiving one red cent from the government when retirement time comes along in a little more than a decade.
But as of this year, thanks to the Big Beautiful Bill every Democrat voted solidly against, (better known lately as the Working Families Tax Plan), there’s a feature that has already begun to subvert the subversives left — right where it matters most: property ownership across EVERY race, class, and religious group.
Here’s the announcement, in typically dramatic Trump fashion:
.@POTUS rings the NYSE and NASDAQ opening bell from the Oval Office — for the first time ever — to celebrate the official kickoff of @TrumpAccounts 🔔🇺🇸https://t.co/FKL1oV36R4 pic.twitter.com/1r0HYuU2ky
— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) July 6, 2026
Without a doom-and-gloom narrative, activists can’t convince Americans to throw out the system of incentives that made America unique among the world in terms of upward mobility. Even the richest man in the world arrived in Canada at age 17 (and later moved to America) with nothing but about $2000 USD, one bag of clothes, and one bag of books. He parlayed that into a fortune that beggars belief.
What could an entire generation of Americans do if they started out with an amount many times greater than that? The Trump accounts put $1000 into investments for every child born from this calendar year forward. It grows and compounds, giving every child access to the same stock market that helped springboard one-time middle-class Warren Buffet into the financial stratosphere.
Here’ what CNBC says about the Trump accounts:
Babies born between 2025 and 2028 will receive a $1,000 initial deposit from the Treasury Department, once a parent or guardian opens a Trump Account on their behalf.
Children born between 2016 and 2024 — who wouldn’t qualify for the $1,000 contribution — could get $250 if they live in a ZIP code where the median income is $150,000 or less, courtesy of a $6.25 billion pledge from tech CEO Michael Dell and his wife, Susan.
Eligible children will begin receiving the $1,000 pilot program contribution from the Treasury Department beginning on or after July 4, the agency has said. The $250 Dell gift is expected to follow soon after, as accounts are processed, according to the Dell Foundation.
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TrumpAccounts.gov projects that accounts could grow to $6,000 by age 18, $15,000 by age 27 and $243,000 by age 55, assuming the account gets the initial $1,000 Treasury deposit and no further contributions.
It also projects that accounts that get the initial $1,000 Treasury deposit and an additional $5,000 contribution each year could grow to $271,000 by age 18, $742,000 by age 27 and $13 million by age 55. — CNBC
The initial compounding ramps way up if parents make use of the $5000/year that can be added to the fund, and it be supercharged further if a parent or grandparent has an employer contribution of up to $2500 a year that doesn’t count against earned income.
On top of all that, Michael Dell has shown how philanthropists can ‘give back’ directly to the lives of children, and they are able to direct it in granular ways — by zip code or state, for example. If someone wanted to send a gift to everyone in his hometown, or to all the kids of a certain age in Wisconsin, for example, there’s a way to do that.
Imagine how having a nest egg like that would supercharge the American dream? Home ownership? Starting that business you dreamed of starting? Settling down and having a family?
This Trump plan is turning the ordinary children of every income stata into active participants — and beneficiaries — of the free market system. They won’t call for Elon Musk to liquidate his fortune, because that would tank the value of stock THEY own in Tesla or SpaceX.
They won’t call for the bankrupting of the great American corporations, because an entire generation of Americans each OWNS a slice that American corporation. The anger of wealth disparity will be blunted by the knowledge that they, too benefit from.
