Hate and Ignorance Are Warmly Welcomed Here
There have been neo-Nazis in American society, their numbers ebbing and rising, ever since the Third Reich was put down in 1945. They are a scourge to civilization, because they remind us of everything that is wrong with the human race, in particular its capacity for hatred and its inability to reason and to exhibit empathy for others.
Last week, however, the United States saw its first sign of official acceptance of racism and anti-Semitism: a former president inviting it into his home for dinner.
Worse, this abomination has not been condemned by many high-ranking congressional Republicans. There are no depths beneath which the GOP will not sink, and drag our nation down along with it.
Common wisdom suggests that the “rich” in the sense presented at the left have wrested control of our country’s lawmaking processes so completely that the rest of us are powerless to regain even the tiniest bit.
The answer to Liz Cheney’s question here, of course, is yes.
How are they different? Glad you asked.
All this is true.
The meme here is from an anti-vaxxer reader, who seems concerned about the health and safety of my children, both of whom have been vaccinated against COVID-19, btw.
The meme here, featuring convicted conspiracy seditionist Elmer Stuart Rhodes, may be topical today.
Other than the pace at which it’s happening, it’s hard to complain about the criminal proceedings against Donald Trump.
From this piece in the 
As suggested here, Fox News serves a cause that it almost completely political. To a lesser degree, one could make the same point about MSNBC, but the only reason you’re going to run across a story on Fox is that it’s calculated to make white people meaner and angrier.
