On the BBC’s landmark political roundtable show this Thursday, British rapper and left-wing political activist Akala gave a keen insight into the European far Left’s attitude towards America — specifically, the utter vacuous simplicity of their worldview towards America.
Discussing President Trump’s withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, Akala went on a little rant.
The operative concern here centers on that of substance — Or in this case, the lack thereof. After all, what is Akala’s actual point? Because he doesn’t seem to have a specific gripe about a particular U.S. foreign policy. Nor does the (good) rapper explain what he means by “international democracy.” Nor does he base his argument in anything other than a global opinion poll.
Of course, the absence of detail here speaks to the ultimate issue. Namely, that European far-leftists regard the United States with such imbued negativity that they don’t bother to even delve into the details of their opposition. They simply know it to be true.
Guess who also spreads these simplistic “America is the world’s boogeyman” theories?
