During a discussion on international relations and mass migration at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday, failed Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton went on an angry-sounding rant about black people, women, and gay people’s rights, accusing conservatives of being concerned about equal rights and supporting inhumane border policies.
Clinton began by lecturing European leaders about the United States’s history with women, blacks, and gays and saying the liberals are “comfortable in a more open, tolerant world,” while conservatives “have their concerns about it because they worry about the impact on existing institutions, like the family, community, and others.”
She then turned to immigration, accusing the Trump Administration of taking too harsh of an approach against the violent criminals who invaded the country, and she repeated the “Kids in Cages Hoax,” blaming Trump for the child separation policy for minors crossing the border with unknown adults.
“More people were deported under my husband and Barack Obama without killing American citizens and without putting children into detention camps,” Clinton said, ignoring the unprecedented violence against ICE agents today and that putting detaining children at the border is a longstanding policy. And she went right back to race-baiting and virtue-signaling, and even made herself the victim, accusing the right of an “ideological impulse to try to protect the status quo or return making America great again in some nostalgic past that existed for White Men and capitalist enterprise,” which “was not exactly open and welcoming to people who look like me and a lot of other people who are part of our national fabric.”
She did, however, admit that immigration has “gone too far,” and that “it’s been disruptive and destabilizing.”
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Clinton: As, perhaps, one of the few people who has actually been around since the end of the Second World War, let me, let me add my version of history to the revisionism that I hear in, not just this conversation, but so many other places. It is, for me, a blessing that freedom was expanded to include in the United States, for example, the right of black people to be treated at least better than they had been for 400 or so years. It was a culmination of freedom for women to be given their rights much more fully than they had been. It was, I think, a dramatic recognition of human dignity for gay people to be able to be treated without fear and even marry, which, to me, is creating a family.
So, you know, I understand conservative impulses. I understand we are fighting an ideological battle that is as old as time. There are those of us who are more comfortable in a more open, tolerant world, and there are those who have their concerns about it because they worry about the impact on existing institutions, like the family, community and others. So, this really, yes, migration has been a huge flash point. More people were deported under my husband and Barack Obama without killing American citizens and without putting children into detention camps than were in the first Trump term or this first year of Trump’s second term. So, I think it’s important to look at the facts because very often the ideological impulse to try to protect the status quo or return making America great again in some nostalgic past that existed for White Men and capitalist enterprise was not exactly open and welcoming to people who look like me and a lot of other people who are part of our national fabric.
I have no argument with the necessity of trying to figure out how do we form families. I’m very proud of my family. I’m proud of my three grandchildren. I am proud to be part of that tradition. That doesn’t mean everybody has to be. That doesn’t mean everyone who doesn’t have children is somehow an illegitimate human being. So, how do we make the case in a positive way, not a bullying and very shameful way? So, this debate that’s going on is driven by an effort to control people, to control who we are, how we look, who we love, and I think we need to call it for what it is. There is a legitimate reason to have a debate about things like migration. It went too far. It’s been disruptive and destabilizing, and it needs to be fixed in a humane way, with secure borders that don’t torture and kill people, and how we’re going to have a strong family structure, because it is, at the base, a civilization.
As The Gateway Pundit reported earlier, in another segment of the panel discussion, Clinton got called out for her Trump Derangement Syndrome and attempted to force her transgender insanity beliefs upon Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka, who completely demolished her.
“Can I please finish my points? I’m sorry that it makes you, makes you nervous. I’m really sorry for that,” Macinka said as Hillary repeatedly interrupted him.
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