What I Saw At The Time-Travel, And The Obamaclypse.

Right Wing Conservative News Blog ^ | April 28, 2017 | Jeffrey A. friedberg

[RArtfulogerDodger]

I already know I’ll be scoffed at, challenged, and attacked for what I’m going to say here. That would be, because my outlook and opinions are from another era—and not part of the current, fashionable, “safe” Collective.

I’m not in synch with this more “advanced,” time, of millennials, false reality, lying media, scum politicians, pornographic Hollywood, multi-millionaire kneeling athletes, and other drugged hipsters.

But, I shall never take “the blue pill:” representing security in this Matrix of group lies, illusion—and the bliss of collective ignorance.

No, I choose the red pill: representing freedom, knowledge, and the real world—truth, justice, and the American way.

[pgkdan]

I just now went through practically the entire inventory of Netflix. This included examining many films and productions with “5 Star Ratings,” and it was all pretty damn dismal. I tried watching seven or eight sample productions with these so-called, “high ratings,” but they were mostly all crap in a wrapper.

I don't watch many movies on Netflix but they have some outstanding television series.

Heartland
Foyle's War
Midsomer Murders
Hercule Poirot
Call the Midwife

All very good, family friendly, wholesome shows. None are American made. But I have just started watching 'Blue Bloods' and it shows promise.

[RArtfulogerDodger]

I agree. I did check out some Korean stuff, and it seemed interesting. They are very good actors.

[Mr. Douglas]

Great read. And at 63 myself, I completely agree with most of the stuff in that thing. He nailed so many of my perspectives.

I do disagree with him about new inventions. I don’t think our generation had all that much to do with Graphene.

[gattaca]

I have Acorn TV, all British. They make the best mysteries.

[pgkdan]

I think that’s available as an app on my tv. I’ll check them out.

[RArtfulogerDodger]

You seem to be right. However, I think he’s allowed to use License, maybe to make a point? You saw past it, so no harm?

[Stentor]

I don’t think our generation had all that much to do with Graphene.

And all the practical applications that it has.....

[pgkdan]

That would be when standards collapsed. When a sickening, puerile, obscene, violent, pop-culture and a Collective, somehow took control of life on Earth. Perry Como became Kanye West; Doris Day became Lena Dunham; Frank Capra became Harvey Weinstein; Ginger Rogers became Miley Cyrus; and the Lone Ranger became Che Guevara.

What a depressing paragraph!

[RArtfulogerDodger]

Hey, cooL, I’ll check that out.

[RArtfulogerDodger]

Yeah, if anybody remembers those peeps, i guess it is. I especially like how the Lone Ranger became Che whatsisname.

[Mr. Douglas]

Yes, I saw past it. I was only playing devils advocate. I argue with a lot of liberals on the internet. They would beam in on that claim like a laser and the rest of the article would be completely irrelevant. Their response would begin with the words, “I stopped reading at...”.

[Mr. Douglas]

And all the practical applications that it has.....

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When it comes to scientific advancement, I see mankind as a single entity that has lived for many millennia. And each generation builds on the achievements of the one before it.

Thing is, progress has exploded exponentially for most of human history, it’s just that two times 5 is still not that much compared to two times one million. But we are at a phase where the changes built on changes are piling up so fast that life is almost like being a time traveller. And it isn’t that the modern generation is so smart. Rather, it is that they are building on the accomplishments of the generation before them.

The internet began with the invention of the printing press, which eventually let to eniac. And here we are.

[RArtfulogerDodger]

I loathe the lib outlook