“Who’s Crazier? Christopher Dorner or the Country?”

The country. Definitely the country.

Because as brain-damaged as Dorner undoubtedly was, he was still only one man. But throughout America today we have millions upon millions of white liberals and leftists whose worldview is every bit as deranged as Dorner’s, e.g. the familar phrase “Liberalism is a mental disorder.” Unlike Dorner, that white-liberal craziness may not (yet) express itself through shooting sprees, but it’s much dangerous merely by being so much more vast and widespread than anything that could be done by any one lone gunman.

We need to acknowledge that countries are capable of temporary insanity every bit as much as are individuals. Countries are, after all, just a whole lot of individuals standing on the same patch of land. The WWII-era actions of otherwise intelligent, high-functioning societies like Germany and Japan has sometimes been (simplistically) described as “the country just went crazy for a couple of decades.” But after their bouts of collective mania — and of course after having taken quite a beating militarily — both Germany and Japan, you might say, “snapped out of the spell” their leaders had them under, and returned to peace and prosperity. Nobody would call either today’s Germans or Japanese “a bunch of crazy people” (although the Japanese can be pretty wacky). They’re both generally sane, sober nations, and are among the world’s most successful economies. They both went nuts, but they both came back, bigger and better than ever.

America has, in the past few decades, lost its mind, in myriad ways. She is sick in the head. And also sick in the soul. The patient known as America should be approached as such: like a beloved family member going through a rough time mentally. But one whom, with effort, might be restored to sanity. AmRen and similar sites are like America’s psychotherapists. We’re trying to talk the country down from the ledge. Let’s all hope the current national nuttiness on race is only temporary insanity… and not the terminal kind.