Morals and Honesty Used to Matter

How do you think voters at the turn of the 20th Century would have responded to Trump as a U.S. presidential candidate?

How do you think voters at the turn of the 20th Century would have responded to Trump as a U.S. presidential candidate?


I think it’s because it’s clear that this entire criminal enterprise is collapsing, and heads are going to roll. They think if they disassociate themselves from Trump they can avoid prosecution.


I agree. I also like them. Hispanics are generally quite family oriented.
My wife and I operated a horse-breeding facility for many years in Central California which would have been difficult if not impossible to do in the absence of immigrants.

These people aren’t the uneducated poor from the rural parts of any of the fifty states. It costs a fortune to live there, and its residents are arguably the most affluent brainiacs in our country.
Now, we all know that the right-wing “news” media wants to tell you that his election is the first step to sending our country to Soviet communism. But is it possible that the people of New York, the most successful people in the United States, know something you don’t?

In the world’s religions, there are approximately 4000 gods. You’re at liberty to believe that yours is the only one “true” god, and that the other 3999 are false. You have that freedom, but that means that you’re a moron.
If this is the level to which human society has risen (fallen), no wonder we are totally screwed. We richly deserve what is coming to us.

This forms a sort of harmony between Eastern and Western philosophy and is presented in Herman Hesse’s “Siddartha.”
His works are recognized in the modern world as “fragments,” since he never wrote long treatises, as did Aristotle and the folks who came later.
At left is a fragment I hadn’t come across, though I like it very much.
He did write, “Thought is quick,” though, given the quote here, one wonders if that was sarcasm.

I met a guy earlier today, and we were discussing why human civilization is losing the battle against environmental collapse. The answer, obviously, is that there are too few David Attenboroughs and too much greed, ignorance, indifference, and selfishness.