“The Bad Seed”

And yes, its relevance today is its depiction of evil.

And yes, its relevance today is its depiction of evil.


By what measure?
Well, human happiness, for one.
Countries that offer their citizens taxpayer funded education, healthcare, and safety nets consistently score at the very top of the World Happiness Rankings. It seems that people thrive in communities that take care of one another.



In the main, most Americans, me included, are rule-followers, which is why we stop at red lights. If our scientists tell us to have our children vaccinated against smallpox or polio, that’s precisely what we do, regardless of what we’re told by the crackpot in charge of human health.
Having said that, the uprising of a fascist autocracy in the United States is not going to be acceptable for the vast majority of Americans.
May this always be the case.

I’m a strong believer in our right to free speech, as modified by the Supreme Court over the centuries. That includes the Trump supporters who want to call me a commie radical leftist because of my progressive beliefs (that mirror about two-thirds of the American electorate).

He will stop at nothing.
