Dr Rosenbloom says America has cancer a.k.a. liberals. This liberal tumor grew in California where the cells are no longer thriving because of its own excrement so many of the liberal cancer cells now are jumping onto the superhighways much like lymph vessels and transporting themselves to healthy places of beauty and symmetry like Idaho, Wyoming and Montana.<\/p>\n
Seems that there is no way to change a cancer cell to a healthy cell even when it moves to a healthy area. It will attempt to recreate in healthy areas the same malignant society that it could not thrive in on the left coast.<\/p>\n
A look inside the malignant mind.<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n If no action is taken to stop the spread of this liberal cancer America will certainly die. Perhaps it is too late to stop the spread of this malignant social disease called liberalism but I think the good doctor believes the patient should at least give it a valiant try.<\/p>\n Liberalism is a malignancy<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n The conversations I had with the Californians usually began with a friendly hello, followed by introductions and the inevitable discussion of present goings on and past lives. Pretty much without exception, the people who had moved from California bemoaned the crowds, traffic, high taxes, high crime, expensive real estate, social discord and decreased livability of California. Interestingly, however, their political attitudes had not changed. They were invariably liberal, yet out of disgust for what it had become, they left a state they had helped to remake into a far-left liberal Shangri-La. Even so, they were hard at work trying to remake their new communities in the political image of California. They had in many cases successfully converted these communities from conservative red to liberal blue in short order.<\/p>\n Idaho, Wyoming and Montana: Large sections of these bastions of conservative individualism were being converted into pockets of far-left liberalism. I wondered how it could be possible for these people not to realize the irony here. There seemed to be a total logical disconnect. They had succeeded in making California a place where every liberal wanted to live. High taxes, widespread social programs, lack of traditional morality. Yet after years of regulating California into the far-left haven they craved, they jumped ship looking for simpler places, simpler people and less regulation. Was it possible that these malcontents were so numbed by their ideology that they did not or could not see what they were doing?<\/p>\n I began to think about how modern liberalism could be compared to malignancy. Not a pleasant thought but an applicable thought. A well-known conservative radio personality wrote a book entitled : “Liberalism is a Mental Disorder.” I began to consider that it may be a malignant disorder as well.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n