This is funny, I admit, but I don’t think most people have a problem with hunters who eat what they kill. This is not morally equivalent to factory meat farming, and the clearing of our rainforests to support the beef …
This is funny, I admit, but I don’t think most people have a problem with hunters who eat what they kill. This is not morally equivalent to factory meat farming, and the clearing of our rainforests to support the beef …
The dude is NRA-endorsed in the great state of Missouri. Does anything else really matter? Understanding of complex economic problems? Compassion for the needy? Social justice? No, it looks like the only real priority is the proliferation of weapons.
We’ve all seen evidence of the current trend to label everything we don’t like politically as extreme or radical. The pro-lifers talk about Biden’s “extreme position on abortion.” The NRA talks about Biden’s “radical position on gun control.” The meme …
Here’s a comedian with a frighteningly accurate description of life in America. His bit, “some people don’t want to talk about politics,” gets at the heart of lots of folks’ reasoning: we’re not personally affected, so why should we care?
Spot on. Who hasn’t observed this in his own life? I’m not sure whose idea this was originally, but it certainly predates Bukowski; I’m going with Bertrand Russell. This whole concept goes back to “Socratic wisdom,” i.e., the idea that …
Earlier this week, a Florida man and his three adult sons were convicted in a Florida court of selling industrial bleach as a cure for COVID-19 through their online “church.” This is reminiscent of the criminal proceedings against the 1000+ …
As explained here, it appears that the 16 alleged “fake electors” in Michigan are prison-bound, and it’s hard to imagine that there aren’t many dozens, if not hundreds, in essentially identical positions in other swing states who may be on …
I understand how the author of the meme here feels, but two points if I may: 1) Even if you live to see your 200th birthday, unless you go live in a cave, you’re going to be hearing Trump’s name, …
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This from 18th Century theologian and founder of Methodism John Wesley. To put it simply, we’ve replaced all these ideas with our love of money. Anything that doesn’t make rich people richer is a non-starter in 21st Century America.
I had to laugh when I saw this. Of course, being a “vulgar pig” is not a crime, so I suppose the assertion here is actually fairly mild.