The Last of Us and The 1619 Project

The Last of Us is the new “it” TV show.

It’s based on a video game.

One recent episode is a gay love story, starring Nick Offerman, who played the iconic Ron Swanson on Parks and Recreation.

Despite this, the New York Times still calls this show “conservative.” Okay…

What’s certainly not conservative is The 1619 Project, which is also now a TV show.

The reparations movement would be funny…

Except this propaganda is being taught to your children in school and on TV. They’re being taught that America was founded on slavery and that slavery is a uniquely American phenomenon. It’s all a bunch of lies that are poisoning minds.

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