Think wokeness has gone the way of the dodo? Actually, it’s gone the way of the dumdum. It hasn’t died — it’s just become more unintelligible.
Consider MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+. No, that’s not my WIFI password (full disclosure: I stole that joke). It’s a victim-group acronym seamlessly disgorged by a very perturbed Canadian politician. And here she is, in a seven-second clip that has gone viral:
Now, given this woman’s “indigenous” focus, you might expect her name to be Dances With 2SLGBTQQIA+, Warrior of the Sacred Safe Space, or Little Big Acronym. But while she does have Lakota ancestry and thus identifies, her name is just plain old Leah Gazan. And she’s a Canadian parliamentarian and a member of the New Democratic Party. This means she has ditched any tribal-council ambitions for paleface’s oppressive governmental institutions.
For the record (because it’s must-know information), MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+ stands for:
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, and Asexual+ people of Canada, particularly.
Pro-tip: You know the Left has jumped the shark (in an ecologically friendly way) when you have to blockquote acronym definitions.
As to how we got here, Twitchy amusingly writes, “It started as ‘LGB.’ Then trans activists hijacked the gay rights movement and tacked on the ‘T.’ Now, even more groups are attaching their letters, numbers, and symbols.”
Regarding MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+, it “might look like someone transcribed one of former President Joe Biden’s speeches,” Twitchy adds. “But when it’s said, every letter, number, and symbol must be pronounced individually.”
Laugh — or You’ll Cry
While there are more serious issues here (to be addressed momentarily), Gazan’s tongue twister evoked the predictable internet mockery. Here’s one example:
And as this poster announced, “New super strong password just dropped.” In response we have, too:
Then there’s this tweeter, who reported: “Study finds: Two out of three liberals are as dumb as the other one.”
But I’m not so sure. As Twitchy relates, referencing the acronym, many posters
are impressed that the politician not only memorized it but can spit it out like she’s laying down a rap track with Eminem.
But Gazan has good incentive to memorize her hieroglyphic-like victimology formulations: She’s dead serious. Just listen to a longer clip (about two minutes) of her explaining why the MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+ are imperiled.
Now, Gazan is disturbed that Canada is spending $13 billion on its military while supposedly short-changing “indigenous” matters. Apparently, civilization should be preserved by spending that 13 bil. on MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+.
Now, for More Serious Matters
As you might have guessed, Gazan’s talk about “genocide,” heard in the above clip, is imaginary. She’s referencing Indian women’s inordinately high victimization rate in Canada. (And they are six times as likely as non-Indian women to be murdered.) Unmentioned is that whether or not their killers are in Gazan’s acronym, 86 percent of them are other Indians. This is, with some variation in the perpetrator percentages, true of all crimes against them, too. Somehow, though, it’s the fault of the non-acronym people.
And Gazan would emphasize the above were she serious about saving “indigenous” lives. After all, you don’t remedy a problem by starting with a flawed diagnosis.
But if preserving life is your goal, there are many problems warranting attention. Here’s one: 5.1 percent (16,499) of the 2024 deaths in Canada were claimed via euthanasia. Not all these people are semi-conscious, bed-ridden elderly wracked with agonizing pain, either. Many would-be Dr. Kevorkians are targeting the “mentally ill” with assisted suicide. Just months ago, in fact, 26-year-old Kiano Vafaeian was killed in British Columbia. His main issue seemed to be depression.
Canada also had a record 101,553 abortions in 2023. And the authorities didn’t even have to first determine if the babies were depressed.
The Crazy are Often Also the Dangerous
Returning to Gazan, it’s easy dismissing such figures as fringe radicals. But know that these people have institutional power — and that they’re only a laughing matter until they can put you in a concentration camp.
There is, in fact, a long history of “crazy” people seizing control, pursuing their outlandish ideas, and viciously persecuting dissenters. As portrayed in the film The Raiders of the Lost Ark, for example, the Nazis really did launch expeditions in search of the Holy Grail, the Spear of Destiny, Atlantis, and pagan runes in a quest for magical power. The Soviets attempted to forge a human-ape hybrid race of super workers. They also created “Institutes of the Brain” to study deceased Vladimir Lenin’s pickled noodle. He was so brilliant, they supposed, that there just must’ve been something special about his gray matter.
The point is that while there are plenty of pretenders, many people such as Gazan really believe their perverse ideology. As mentioned, too, they haven’t gone anywhere. They still control virtually all pseudo-elite institutions — i.e., the legacy media, entertainment, and most of Big Tech and the corporate realm. This is true in Canada and the United States.
And they’re dangerous because losing touch with reality generally correlates with losing touch with moral reality specifically. Of course, Americans don’t worry as much about these “wokesters” currently because the Trump administration is pushing back against them from the top. But he won’t occupy his position beyond 2028 — the pseudo-elite civilization destroyers will still occupy theirs.
This can’t and won’t change until our institutions are completely remade in the Americanist image. This requires purging the moral rot — and the acronym-spouting purveyors of it.
