These People Take the Task of Ridiculing Insurrections Out of the Hands of the Amateurs
I don’t stay up to watch Colbert, but I occasionally look at his opening segment the following day.
Those who appreciate cleverness will admire what the writers did with the news story about a recently arrested insurrectionist who had played Judas in a national tour of “Jesus Christ Superstar.”
I would like to shake the hand of whoever replaced, “Jesus Christ, Superstar, Do you think you’re what they say you are?” with:
“Stop the steal, votes aren’t real, we’re getting played like a glockenspiel.”
When was the last time you heard someone rhyme the word glockenspiel?
Is there a single decent human being who wouldn’t love to have a bear cub hugging his leg?
The guy has a point. Those with fanatical views tend to be consistent in their fanaticism.
This is the point I was making with my wife on our morning walk today.
Think there’s nothing funny about political corruption? Here’s a wonderful video to promote the documentary “Big Deal,” which covers 
Question: What industry was more represented at the UN’s Climate Summit than any country? How many lobbyists from this industry were in attendance?
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The pandemic has made us question so many things about our world, one of which is workers’ wages. People aren’t returning to work as expected, largely because what they’re being paid doesn’t justify their putting their health at risk.
There are hundreds of different cost items that are associated with climate change. Road signage may not be a super-significant one, but, as suggested here, it’s quite real.
