Legitimate Political Discourse
As George Carlin noted in the video below, we tend to use language that separates us from the punishing blows of harsh realities, and as time passes, our use of euphemisms grows ever more intense. (more…)
From Senior Contributor to Forbes Robert Rapier:
An EV skeptic writes as follows, with my comments in italics:
Sorry, but I don’t get this.
I like every single point being made here. Outside of extremely stupid and delusional people, to whom does the Republican platform appeal?
On a discussion of the merits of EVs, Reader A notes:I’ll keep my V8s gas hogs over electric, to which Reader B replies:
Have you driven an EV yet? I could never go back to louder, slower, more expensive fuel and nasty environmental/war footprint.
Reader B is a good guy, but talk about a waste of breath. Reader A is an ignoramus, and he’s goddamn proud of it.
Using reason to address the anti-vaxxers, climate deniers, QAnoners, Trump supporters, and so forth, is like trying to teach your dog to play the violin.
When we think about the Maldives, we do well to leave conventional wisdom behind.
Re: the meme here, wait a second.
From his 
Most Americans are concerned that there will be no justice for the true architects of the January 6th insurrection.
