By mid-September, 100% of the U.S. military will be vaccinated against COVID-19. Hey, what gives here? Aren’t there theories that the vaccinations don’t work? Actually cause the disease? Are an attempt to control the population? Sure there are. But the …
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I had a talk with a friend last night that went like this: Friend: Do you think the pandemic has been handled perfectly? Me: I would say it’s been handled as well as possible, given that we’ve never encountered anything …
A reader sent me the meme here. My response: Do you know anyone who lives in a country that offers its citizens free healthcare and education through college? That would be the entirety of Western Europe and Scandinavia, and most …
Sometimes sad events in our lives have a strange way of providing humor. Take the American Medical Association’s revocation of Rand Paul’s license to practice medicine. That doesn’t sound funny at first glance, does it? Here’s an extremely influential person …
It’s no secret that science is taking a terrible drubbing here in the United States, as tens of millions of people, without any education in the arena, are “doing their own research” by watching media outlets like Fox News and …
“I wouldn’t wish that on my worst enemy.” How many times have you heard someone say that? Yet, if something bad is going to happen to anyone, Dick Farrel isn’t a horrible choice. From The Independent: A right-wing radio host …
Mad Magazine, a humor rag for young people, was published from 1952 until 2018, though its popularity hit its high-water mark in the mid-1970s, and was essentially unknown past 1990. The meme here is a play on the theme, which …
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This made me laugh. Climate deniers and anti-vaxxers claim, as suggested in this ad from the mid-20th Century, that science isn’t always correct. True without a doubt. In fact, when you think about it, it’s almost always incorrect. If we …
Republican Steve Scalise, after getting vaccinated for COVID-19, posted a disinformation video claiming, “Democrats have a history of vaccine misinformation and not trusting the science.” It’s terrifying than an entire political party is basing its tactics on Nazi principles of conduct.
This is proof that there is hope for the United States. It’s easy to believe that a significant percentage of Americans will believe anything they come across that supports what they already believe, regardless of how inane. It is this …
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