Beatlefest anti-gun tirade Monday, April 3, 2023



We went to Beatlefest (renamed Festival for Beatles fans due to legal issues) on Saturday night and got our dose of "kumbaya,” especially when the professional musicians ended the night with a ludicrous rendition of “Hey Jude,” a song I love, but found too saccharine after being subjected to left wing anti-gun morality by a fanatic lady representing the extremist John Hopkins anti-gun violence project.

The sentiment to do away with guns as a cure all is noble but delusional, and it is sad that the whacko had to hold hostage the concert in order to grub for money to fund the project.

Worse still, she ranted on about GOP people who defended the Second Amendment and mischaracterized who actually is using so called assault weapons to murder kids, by calling them white supremacists when in fact that last four mass shootings were done by anti-Christian mentally ill transgender radicals, and even the most famous Pulse club where gays were killed was done by a Muslim radical in an anti-gay tirade, not right wing extremists.

Most killings in the country are happening in the ghetto, where blacks kill other blacks, partly because liberal prosecutors refuse to keep criminals behind bars.

But Beatlefest is all about former hippies trying to recapture their past, a delusion even back in the heyday, when the Black Power movement and the Weather Underground promoted insurrection, blowing up banks and people in a misguided program to force America to become a Marxist state, radicals who later became teachers, and have helped shape the misguided youth of today in the new but equally misguided WOKE movement.

The roots of Beatlefest anti-gun philosophy goes back to the shooting death of John Lennon, and his best friend and fellow junkie, Harry Neilson raising a red flag about guns – this year’s lecture coming after society decided to let Lennon’s killer out of jail – more woke sympathy for the devil.

Although there were a number of sympathetic nostalgic former hippies in the crowd who are as hooked on woke as they were the movement back when we were young, most of the crowd had come for music, not lectures, and many of us knew that society has taken a wrong turn in blaming guns instead of the criminals in whose hands the guns are held, and that removing legal guns from the market place isn’t going to stop John Lennon from being shot, or anyone, since most of the guns who kill people are illegal.

The whacko on stage went on to talk about how we need background checks and other things to help keep people safe, all things that are already in place. What she wants is to remove guns from the hands of responsible people so that the only guns killing kids are in the hands of crazy people society refuses treat or criminals’ society refuses to keep in jail.

The uncomfortable Beatlefest moment passed, and the show went on, freeing the audience any more painful woke rhetoric.

Beatlefest is supposed to be about the Beatles, not some whacko Woke person’s tirade, and her ranting was soon forgotten.

 


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