To the Editor:
The people have spoken loudly! They do not want to live in an artificial world of make believe, where Hollywood actors and entertainers portray an imitation of life as real and the elites are our betters or where society and science can be changed at will.

It is time for common sense and judgement, not emotions, to guide our path forward. Overwhelmingly this election declared we are not some movie script where society must become a cast of joiners to the elitist class cult or fear being canceled. If you do not use the correct pronouns, being told what to say or when to speak you may risk losing your job, career or future.

The leftist cult used personal traits like skin color, sex or gender to divide society. Coming right out of those “Rules For Radicals” Saul Alinsky game book that Hillary Clinton uses as a bible with the goal of creating a social structure of dependence and victimhood. It was well on its way. Why promote fortitude and responsibility when fear and entitlement will make your cult leaders the heroes. Creating the victim mentality is all that’s needed to get enough hate in someone to join the ‘fight”. Then along came DEI. Diversity is NOT our strength, it is just an ingredient in a complex society. Our strength is believing in each other as individuals with a common goal, a society that benefits our future. Equity is a farce. No one on this earth is equal to any other, we all have our own qualities of strengths and weaknesses, but getting a trophy and not achieving the goal only reduces the quality or significance of the act. It is not equality. That is part of those word games the left cons its followers into believing. Then there’s the Inclusion part. Being forced to accept all the artificial, synthetic, fake people who demand you embrace them is not the freedom of association we should demand. What’s next that we must tolerate: pedifillia, crime, no parents allowed because the children belong to the government? Sound familiar?

Yes, the people have spoken loudly. They want to live in a country with a social structure where respect for females is required and males are admired for their manly characteristics, and where schools teach every student basic life skills of reading, writing, math, civics and history and our country and flag is respected. That sure works for me.

Jean McCloud
Filmore, Ca.