So here we go again with yet another CNN narrative which is bound to send their ratings even more into the tank. This time we've got ourselves a narrative that says Tucker Carlson is literally the new Alex Jones.
Check it out:
Stelter: Is it a stretch to say that Tucker Carlson is the new Alex Jones?
Darcy: It's not a stretch, Brian. Tucker Carlson is the new Alex Jones. If you watch Tucker Carlson's program and you watch Alex Jones' program, they might differ a little bit in antics and the way they deliver their message, but that message to viewers is consistent and it's pretty identical.
Okay, these people have clearly never watched Alex Jones' show because that dude is absolutely nuts.
But that doesn't matter to CNN. They're holding nothing back here and what they're really doing in my opinion is trying to get Tucker off the air and probably all of the social media outlets as well. As a side project they're also continuing to push the narrative that normal everyday conservatives—like the ones who watch Tucker's show—are extremist right-wing lunatics.
The experts at CNN call Carlson a conspiracy theorist—again, just like Alex Jones—for believing he's being spied on by the government, for reporting on potential risks associated with taking the Covid vaccine, and for believing the FBI could've somehow been involved in the January 6th insurrection at the Capitol.
Now, we all know there are risks to receiving the Covid vaccine. We also know that the vaccine helps a lot. And we can also tell that the left is attempting to turn unvaccinated Americans into second-class citizens.
As far as January 6th goes: even Alex Jones, who was there, was hollering at folks over a megaphone urging them to stay out of the capitol. "We need to not have a confrontation with the police. They're going to make that the story." So even Psycho Jones knew the narrative right then and there. And now here we are in mid-2021 and Democrats are trying to use January 6th as an excuse to paint normal conservatives as crazy right-wing lunatics. History tells us, whether you like it or not, that governments do get involved with these types of movements for their own interest. So time will tell on this one.
And say what you want, but the government spying on a popular right-wing "conspiracy theorist" doesn't seem far-fetched in today's America.
But while the left sees these ideas as "conspiracy theories," us folks on the right are old enough to remember being labeled conspiracy theorists for even acknowledging the Covid lab-leak theory. We were all crazies for believing that Hunter Biden's laptop was actually a real story that deserved attention back in October. So you can see why we might think CNN is a bit of a conspiracy theory-pushing outlet themselves here.
Also, you may have seen this floating around the internet and it's just absolutely beautiful, I must say:
