Ridding Our Nation of DEI–At the Cost of Complete Buffoonery
We’ve all had the experience of being presented with something so improbable on social media, and Googling it, in the belief that it can’t possibly be true.
The story at left is true. But what does it mean about our State Department?
We live in a world at war, on a planet that’s baking, where high school students can barely read and write, and this guy is so opposed to one type font that he’s banning it?
The United States so richly deserves the disaster that is befalling it.
It’s a mystery to most of us how it’s possible that the comments of our country’s top military minds, who worked for Trump and knew him intimately, can be ignored.
After being ordered to commit war crimes, retiring is an option, and I don’t think anyone could say that what this commander did was absolutely wrong. Of course, another option would have been to call bullshit, and to stand up for rule of law and the United States Constitution.
As we see from the polls, there are Trump supporters falling off the bandwagon every day. How and why does this happen? It’s hard to know.
One of the most important “commandments” in Strunk and White’s “Elements of Style,” first published in 1920, is: “omit needless words.”
Where does the brutality and lawless of ICE rank among the criminal insanities of the Trump administration? That’s a hard question to answer in a time that features the execution of people off the Venezuelan coast who may be smuggling drugs, and the prosecution of the president’s political enemies.
It’s true that Trump has destroyed the nation’s reputation. The question is how and if this can be reversed when the United States elects a sane human being to the White House.
The sign at left is an excellent example of what life in the United States would be like if we didn’t have a constitution, and hateful morons made our laws.
American actress Amanda Seyfried says she will not apologize for her past comment calling Charlie Kirk “hateful.”
When you and I were young, if someone said that Canada was south of the United States, or that vast numbers of penguins inhabited our Great Plains, they wouldn’t have been taken too seriously. Now, truth has ceased to matter and BS-artists like this are quite common.
