Can We Really Tax the Rich?
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.
I’m not so sure. It’s possible that the abject stupidity on the part of the common American that was released and given wings by Donald Trump may be at least partially replaced by some semblance of intelligence once the former president goes down.
Keep in mind that the Salem witch trials of 1692 were a short-lived fad that was gone soon after it came into being; a year or two later, many people had forgotten that they had ever happened.
We may be in the process of learning that being ruled by the billionaires and corporations while the middle class evaporates completely is simply a miserable way to live, and we will demand a change in a major election cycle. I hope I’m still on this planet long enough to see it.
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.
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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.
The problem, of course, is that most of these people couldn’t care less. They don’t need an education any more than they need a second nose.
