The cartoon here harkens back to our earlier post about Antifa, i.e., it’s an organization in the same sense as the stoics or the stuffed animal collectors, or Dodgers fans: no headquarters, leaders, members, or dues.
Certain right-wing Americans can’t seem to understand this.
I have to admit that I’m confused about this much ballyhooed situation with the Epstein files. We seem to be all worked up about a certain matter: Does Donald Trump’s name appear on a certain list? News: It’s not a crime to have one’s name on a list. My name or your name could be on that list for all either of us know.
A related issue: Is Donald Trump a pedophile, i.e., is he sexually attracted to children? Again, being sexually attracted to children (or dogs or grizzly bears) is not a crime.
What we want to know is if he committed a crime, e.g., statutory rape. The sooner we can answer that one question the better off this country is going to be.
Let’s do a quick examination of what we have here:
Antifa is a belief (that fascism is a bad thing); it’s not an “organization.” It has no offices, leaders, officers, or members. In this regard, it’s rather like the sunworshippers or the existentialists.
Government officials are expecting 10 million protesters at the October 18th “No Kings” rally nationally. If they were all paid $100 apiece, that would be a $1 billion payroll. That’s a pretty hefty sum for a political philosophy sitting on exactly $0.00 in cash and other holdings.
Some serious stupidity required here.
A 100% reduction in liver cancer would mean that there would be exactly zero of the disease.
What would a 430% reduction mean?
Must be similar to Trump’s 1500% price reduction in various consumer items. Supposedly, grocery stores are paying us to take their products.
What can I say? The dude has always been a bit on the pessimistic side.
The whole point of “Beyond Good and Evil” is that morality is a manmade contrivance, usually employed to support the weak against the strong.
I remember reading this as a young man, and I recall saying to myself, “Oh come on, man. Can’t it be said that helping people lead better, happier lives is good, and that inflicting cruelty for its own sake is evil?”
I don’t believe for a second that politicians like Bernie Sanders are insincere in their concern for the American electorate.
Not sure what else we could do to support our veterans over illegal aliens.
We’re already deploying massive numbers of troops and scouring every place these vermin hang out: home improvement store parking lots, restaurant kitchens, car washes, meat-packing plants, etc. Without due process, we separate them from their families and hold them in cages until we can deport them, sometimes to countries they’ve never heard of.
What would make MAGA happier? We could shoot or electrocute them, I guess.
Congratulations to the more than 53K runners who crossed the finish line in yesterday’s Chicago Marathon.
Not only was this a new record in terms of participation, but it was particularly noteworthy in that it took place with the constant barrage of Molitov cocktails thrown from the radical left terrorists for which the Trump administration sent federal troops.
Please don’t tell me the good people of Alabama are unfamiliar with the U.S. Constitution. I refuse to believe it. 🙂
Wow, that’s one tough president.
Soon, he’ll be coming after their government-paid sports cars, three-martini lunches, sexual massages, and real estate in the Hamptons.
Shown at left is a subject known as synthetic fuels, that’s been around since the days of the Third Reich in the 1940s. There is nothing “groundbreaking” about it whatsoever.
In order to be made efficient enough to be meaningful, we need a) high concentrations of CO2, and b) huge amounts of off-peak energy.
Please see this piece on Doty WindFuels.
