Another
child, Dick Cheney, decided he wasn’t cut out for lineman, academics or the law
and went into government. He successfully supported executive expansion only to
see the clown become president. The irony only apparent to him at the end of
his life.
Charlie
Kirk, a debate me bro raised prodigious money argued that we must have guns and
being consistent, that meant that people would be killed for their
opinions. A fan agreed with him.
The worst
court decision ever made. Supreme Court has decided that the president can have
the court, themselves, killed. Even if it is legal, why would you say it?
Steve
Miller, a red diaper baby caught in leftist divisions rejecting neo liberal
reforms that perpetuate empire comes to the accelerationist view that you must
make things worse to bring the revolution.
A nation so
enamored of its entertainment and inured to obfuscation that it builds homes
resembling stage sets and identifies with ridiculous protagonists. It’s bad
enough that we completely miss the message of movies, adaptations of books
purposely mislead for marketability. The point of The Natural was that
everyone sells out. When the movie had a happy ending it reinforced the message
of the book. If the movie had been faithful, it would have been a refutation.
Likewise, the newest adaptation of Wuthering Heights can’t have a dark-skinned
protagonist. By failing the movies are perversely faithful to the original
works. Just as everyone should have the experience of firing a gun, everyone
should attempt to write a story and realize that authors are playing dolls with
characters they may actively dislike.
Just as
Stephen Douglas brought on the Civil War, Hilary Clinton savagely defeated the
socialists then sponsored the clown in a Manichean scheme to destroy the
Republican party. She may succeed at the expense of the empire she professed to
support.
Is managed
trade or unitary executive justification for physical correction?
All grist to
the mill, you might say. But how far can reality stretch credulity?