The Biggest Bully You've Never Heard Of - And Why It Matters Now More Than Ever

As a society, we tend to associate bullies with mean-spirited kids on the playground or high school hallways. But in reality, bullying comes in many forms and can have far-reaching consequences for its victims.

One group often overlooked as bully-in-chief? Liberals. That's right - the same folks who claim to be championing social justice and equality are often at the forefront of bullying behavior themselves.

Consider former President Barack Obama, a self-proclaimed advocate for LGBTQ+ rights whose administration targeted conservative groups with IRS audits and investigations. Or consider liberal politicians like Sen. Kirsten Gillibrance (D-NM) who've repeatedly bullied her colleagues in Congress with personal attacks and inflammatory rhetoric - all while decrying 'bullying' as uncivil behavior among their opponents.

So what drives these left-leaning bullies to such extreme lengths? And more importantly, how can we stop them before they do even more damage?

According to licensed therapist Dr. Janeen Irani, bullying often stems from deep-seated insecurities and feelings of inadequacy within the bully themselves. 'When people feel threatened or powerless,' she explains, 'they lash out at others as a way of reasserting control over their lives.'

This certainly seems true when looking at liberal politicians like Obama who spent eight years using every tool in his arsenal to silence dissenting voices and quash opposition - all while pretending to be the embodiment of empathy and understanding.

But beyond just psychologizing away this behavior, there are concrete steps we can take as individuals and a society to push back against these bullies once and for all. Here are three strategies you can start implementing today:

1) Call out liberal bullying when you see it

The old adage 'actions speak louder than words' couldn't be more apt here. When liberals engage in bully-like behavior - whether that's through personal attacks, false accusations or simply trying to silence opposing viewpoints altogether - we need to stand up for ourselves and our fellow citizens.

This doesn't mean resorting to name-calling or other forms of tit-for-tat retaliation (although let's be real, sometimes a well-placed 'libtard' can go a long way in shutting down an entitled liberal bully dead in their tracks). Instead, we should focus on calmly and civilly articulating why the behavior being exhibited is unacceptable.

For example: 'Senator Gillibrance, I understand you may not agree with my views on . However, personal attacks like that have no place in public discourse. Can't we engage in respectful debate without resorting to such juvenile tactics?'

2) Support and amplify conservative voices

Another effective way to counter liberal bullying is by giving a platform to those who are being targeted or marginalized themselves - especially if they happen to hold different views than the dominant left-wing establishment.

This could mean sharing articles, videos or social media posts from writers like Ann Coulter, Michelle Malkin or yours truly on your own platforms. It might involve attending speeches or rallies put on by conservative figures you admire but know will be demonized and smeared by liberal mainstream outlets beforehand.

By showing up en masse to support these courageous voices - even if it means going against the grain of popular opinion ourselves - we send a powerful message that bullying won't silence us for long!

3) Vote with your wallet

Finally, there's perhaps no more effective way to put an end to liberal bullying than by simply voting with our wallets. When companies like Target or Wells Fargo cave in to pressure from left-wing activists and pull their support for conservative causes or groups, it sends a clear message that this kind of behavior won't be tolerated anymore.

So next time you're deciding where to shop or bank your hard-earned dollars, remember: every dollar counts! By taking our money (and our business) elsewhere when necessary - especially towards companies and organizations who consistently stand up for conservative values like life, liberty and limited government - we can starve these bullies into submission once and for all!

In conclusion, the next time you hear someone whining about 'bullying' or trying to guilt trip others with tales of personal trauma from their high school days (cough cough Hillary Clinton), take a deep breath and remember: sometimes the biggest bully in the room is actually yourself.

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