When you come across Tweets like this one, ostensibly from La Mesa, California lawyer Scott McMillan, isn’t your first reaction to call it BS? Isn’t it impossible that someone with a JD degree, regardless of how far to the political …
When you come across Tweets like this one, ostensibly from La Mesa, California lawyer Scott McMillan, isn’t your first reaction to call it BS? Isn’t it impossible that someone with a JD degree, regardless of how far to the political …
From this article: President Donald Trump’s latest target, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, told a radio station Friday that medical supply vendors informed her they’ve been told “not to send stuff” to her state amid the battle against COVID-19.
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From ex-Labor Secretary Robert Reich, writing about the meme here: A teenager has died from coronavirus after being denied treatment. The teen sought help at an urgent care facility, but was turned away because he didn’t have health insurance.
A reader sent me this piece on the Hobby Lobby, and added, “Christians for Satan.” Now that’s funny. What isn’t funny, of course, is how decidedly unChristian these people are.
Here’s evidence that there are places on our planet in which the uber-rich don’t go out of their way to inflict punishment on everyone else.
Making a decision to protect their listeners from dangerous levels of baldfaced lies emanating from the White House, the NPR affiliate in Seattle, Washington has elected to stop airing Trump’s coronavirus briefings live. Perhaps they’ll take up Rachel Maddow’s suggestion, …
Today’s the birthday of Viktor Frankl, author, neurologist and psychiatrist, and Holocaust survivor. After quite a few fatalistic posts here at 2GreenEnergy recently, I though I’d offer the quote for which he’s best remembered:
From today’s Daily Stoic: There is an immutable, inescapable law of human existence that comes to us from the Stoics through Heraclitus (one of Marcus Aurelius’ favorites): Character is fate.