I remember a sixth-grade science class in which our teacher, Mr. Tokeida, brought in a number of meal worms and a large petri dish. He told the class, “I’m going to take a few meal worms, one at a time, …
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Here’s a scene from one of our “war-ravaged” cities. It’s a representation of how preposterous all this is.
I suppose it’s true that Trump is “beyond repair,” but that somehow implies that Trump and/or the American people would like to see an improved president in the White House. Not true. Trump himself thinks he’s God’s gift to the …
The primary answer to the question here is that most Americans are indoctrinated into believing that this country is the best in the world. It’s so good, in fact, that it’s not susceptible to things like fascism. This reminds me …
Many of us remember the short and ridiculous tenure of Anthony Scaramucci as White House Communications Director. Here, Scaramucci seems to be asserting that something fundamental has changed in the character of Donald Trump, now that he’s become addicted to …
I normally eschew body-shaming, but this is so funny that I’m making an exception.
People may be wondering how it’s possible that Americans support Trump and his policies. Maybe all we’re talking about is stupidity. That’s the only conclusion I can draw from the words of Trump’s son Eric at left.
As Trump’s former lawyer Ty Cobb says at left, in addition to turning the United States into an autocratic regime, at the same time, Trump needs to alter history such that future generations don’t think he did anything wrong. Yes, …
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The stage is set for the full-scale use of the U.S. military against the citizens in states that voted against Trump, despite the fact that this is forbidden by the U.S. Constitution and the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878.
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I just came across the rules at left, and thought I’d make a few comments: 1) The word “their” in the sentence “Each student (singular) should bring their (plural) book,” is a workaround for “Each student should bring his or …
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