Walking away --
Josh Hilton
#WalkAway Campaign
Well, here it goes. This is why I #WalkAway.
Growing up in Oregon, I was always a blue voter. I saw blue and I deemed red as evil. The red was greedy, selfish and the awful party. I voted for Obama in 2012 when I was first old enough to vote. In 2016, I voted Hillary just to stop what was possible. I just couldn’t stand Trump, what he said, things he did and I was essentially brainwashed by the media narrative. I laughed at the media press conferences and didn’t take a single thing that Trump said seriously.
Why did I #WalkAway? I WOKE up. I started to see the power-grabbing, double-standard style that showed itself from the left. You can’t protest a lock-down, but you can protest BLM. You have to wear a mask, or else they wish you dead. You have to keep your community safe, unless it’s CHAZ/CHOP, then it’s a “summer of love block party”. You have to get on your knees and denounce your “white privilege” or else you are a racist bigot. You have to do something different because someone gets triggered or offended.
I started to watch Ben Shapiro, Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens. The more I listened, the more it made sense to me. Black Lives Matter was never about all black lives. It was about superiority and only certain lives (It wasn’t about fighting for David Dorn). Fight for 15 was never about a living wage for Americans. It was to strike down capitalism and reward those for not trying to better themselves.
I’m not buying in the left ideas anymore. I’m not buying the “social justice warriors” that denounce America as the worst country in the world. I’m not bowing down to your authority just because you want people to do what you want and never question. I’m taking a stand to #WalkAway and do what’s best for our people and our country.
Now that I’m here, I’m so much happier (and I’m glad I’m not alone).The past does not define you, but only your actions today will determine you.
I’ll be voting red this year and I won’t be apologizing for it.
