Expressing Heartfelt Feelings
Two points:
1) People have a right to express their feelings. We commonly hear people say that celebrities shouldn’t share their political beliefs with their fans. Bullcrap. Reread the First Amendment.
2) You may not be aware (because NBC edited it out of their Olympics coverage) that an entire stadium of people booed JD Vance when he led the US contingent into the arena during the opening ceremony.
The Trump administration is anathema to the rest of the world (regardless of what you may have been told).
At left is a post from a Facebook group on climate change, to which I replied:
I have bad news for these Trump supporters: there are nowhere near 77 million of these people, given that Trump’s approval rating is now in the mid-30s and falling.
The Vietnam era spawned the phrase: “America — Love it or Leave It,” and idiots have been saying that, in one form or another, ever since.
The moron who created the meme here apparently believes that most of Western and Northern Europe are communist countries.
Even in these dark times of dishonesty, hate, and ignorance, there are still bright spots, as illustrated at left.
To Leah Delaney: Well, you’re thinking of Western European democracies, not authoritarian regimes, which the United States has become.
If I had my child-rearing days to do again, this is precisely how I would conduct myself.
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It’s possible that this horrific incident could be the straw that broke the camel’s back.
