Here’s a supposedly neutral “survey” from ultra-right-wing educational institute Hillsdale College. If they want to know what I believe, it is this: Sham colleges, i.e., those who exist only to move public opinion to the extreme right, whose MO is …
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This from author Fran Lebowitz: MAGA supporters are not Republicans. They’re anarchists. They’re destroyers of government, destroyers of democracy. The Democrats are always trying to analyze them: ‘Why do they think this way? Why do they think that?’ You know, …
Hegel said, “The only thing we learn from history is that we learn nothing from history.” The meme here may constitute an exception. Burning and banning books has never been a practice of the heroes in any contest.
Recently I heard someone say, “If you’re drinking Smart Water, it’s not working.” Clever, and accurate at the same time. We don’t need bottled water of any type. Drinking water from reusable containers will help keep plastic waste out of …
The “before and after” here illustrates a superior solution to ripping off and replacing old and leaky roofs of commercial buildings. It’s a white, silicone solution that is painted across the roof, reflecting more of the sun’s incoming radiation back …
As a whole, the transportation sector is transitioning to electric, and as fossil fuels disappear from the grid-mix, this will result in a massive decarbonization, enabling our planet to mitigate climate change to a large degree. One might hope that …
Barclays committing to no longer investing in fossil fuel projects and that more than 96% of all new electric capacity in the U.S. will be renewable in 2024. I have personal connections at my bank that I don’t want to offend, and …
Will Republicans’ decision to kill a funding bill that would have strengthened the U.S. southern border ultimately work in their favor, or will it come back to bite them? From here, it seems like an openly traitorous thing to do. …
The creator of the meme here believes that memes themselves have the power to affect change. Of course, blog sites like this may largely be “preaching to the choir” when it comes to politics, but I like to credit many …
