Do these loons ever listen to themselves? Heteropatriarchal? What the hell does that mean, other than a mashup of academic code words which translates to complete bullshit.

Of course Professor Jenn Jackson deserved the ridicule and rage that patriotic Americans heaped upon her. For example:

Let me make sure I am getting this correct…

The 9/11 attack by arguably the most heteropatriarchal people on earth was orchestrated because of America heteropatriarchal systems?

I’m sure the female & LGBTQ execs who died in the Twin Towers would love this hot take.

— Not Howie (@HowieLongggg) September 10, 2021

And this poster:

Osama Bin Laden was a famous opponent of heteropatriarchy. Read more about it in my forthcoming paper "Queering the Destruction of the Kuffar".https://t.co/n76baP4zHp

— Ben Sixsmith (@BDSixsmith) September 11, 2021

So the professor did what lots of other radicals do: she locked down her tweets. However, this is the internet, and the internet is forever, so you can read her entire diatribe here.

But Jenn Jackson isn’t the only leftist who blames America for All the Bad Things because racism or war or something. Chris Hedges, a “Pulitzer-Prize Winning Journalist” who formerly worked for the New York Times (wow, shocker!) published his own anti-American agitprop on September 10. Entitled “The Evil We Do Is the Evil We Get,” the article said this, among other Blame America First nuggets:

“We did not, and do not, grasp that we are the mirror image of those we seek to destroy. We too kill with an inchoate fury.”

Yes, sometimes we do kill in war. Remember World War II and those Nazis?

And, many years before Hedges and Professor Jackson, we heard This Guy tell us that America asked for it and got cosmic payback on 9/11. From the Wayback Machine: the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

But what Jackson, Hedges, and Wright all overlook — intentionally, I suppose — is that most evil today doesn’t emerge from the United States. Or the western world for that matter, nor from despised white people.

One of the roots of modern evil is Communist China, which not only holds Uyghur Muslims in concentration camps, but also threatens Taiwan and India. It also persecutes Christians, Buddhists, and other religions. Let’s not forget the Covid-19 virus, which originated in Wuhan and about which the CCP conveniently failed to warn the world.

And then there’s radical Islam, which the America-haters also overlook. In fact Islamic terror attacks have been happening worldwide since 1979, and not just against the United States, either. Remember the Beslan School Hostage Crisis in Russia, where hundreds of children died? Or the Mumbai Train Bombings in 2006? And the attack on the Westgate Shopping Mall in Kenya in 2013?

I could go on and on, but there’s not enough room. And while the United States has not been a perfect nation (which country has been?), we are not the source of all that’s bad in the world. In fact, what other nation provides as much emergency help to developing nations affected by natural disasters as the U.S.?

But Professor Jenn Jackson so despises the country, which has provided her the means to make a good living, that she used a day in which most of her countrymen mourn to spew her America-hatred. Parents of students who attend Syracuse University — most of whom probably live in New York State, which bore the brunt of the 9/11 attacks — should yank their kids from that school.

Featured image: Satellite image of lower Manhattan on September 12, 2001. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center/flickr/CC BY 2.0.