Posted on 04/04/2020 6:15:25 AM PDT by Brookhaven
Excellent point.
Yeah. Good story, but you were supposed to get back to the girl.
Like, ten years later you happened thru the same town and suddenly had an abcessed tooth, and accidentally found her working as a dental assistant, yes, a dental assistant, with a picture of a nice looking young gentleman, a young black gentleman actually, and two kids, having been rescued from her circumstances by certain members of her extended family, who helped her get rehabbed, GED’d, and into the local community college and thence to work.
Too contrived and sappy like a Lifetime movie? Yes, of course, but still... maybe?
Alternatively, one happened thru the same unfortunate little town and stopped at a seedy looking little C-Store to buy some gas and a coke... the guy behind the counter looked kinda recognizable but you just couldn’t place him... just as one was about to walk thru the door to go back out to one’s car... oh yeah... The bouncer from the bar.
So one turned back inside to ask a few questions of the former bouncer between other customers... And the discerning reader is left to figure it out, without one actually having to come out and say what happened when.
Nice article, though. It does have truth in it.
That's very good.
This is an excellent post..Note that the urban centers are where this virus is the worst...add to that the percentage of crime, abortions, lousy educational systems and you have reality staring you in the face. It is time to move many industries out of the population centers and into the flyover counties. It is time to decentralize government bureaucracies and share the wealth of government jobs in small communities. It is past time to restore the dignity and civil lifestyle of Main Street America. Maybe this virus will wake some people up.
What about the free traitors at Free Republic, who laughed at us “Buy American” types for paying a little more for Made in USA? I wonder how that $.10 they saved on paint brushes is working out for them now.
Ha! I wondered if he was from that Brookhaven, too.
Sorry but I don't speak acronym. Does that stand for Good Morning To America?
The only part he left out was the synthetics they put in our food.
As a very young Navy man I saw outsourcing coming in 1964. To be more specific, when that pillar of corruption, LBJ, signed into law the 1964 civil rights act.
In my mind it was a foregone conclusion what company’s were going to do.
Yes and great minds think alike.
However, Americans of ages past endured more hardship without turning to drugs and moral degradation, and it is the spiritual decline of the country (including even in the evangelical churches) that is behind its choices to go liberal, immoral, and unwise in economics.
Concerning the latter, China was not simply happy to satisfy America's love for low prices at any cost, but I believe it was a calculated move on their part to vastly diminish the industrial might that was integral in enabling America to win 2 world wars.
And why drag “Christian” into it?
The county is named for Colonel William Christian, a native of Augusta County, Virginia, and a veteran of the Revolutionary War. He settled near Louisville, Kentucky in 1785, and was killed by Native Americans in southern Indiana in 1786.
“...was killed by Native Americans in southern Indiana in 1786.”
Your wisdom is infinite.
It happened after World War I also. Lots of people were gassed.
Learn something new every day. Ok!
Somebody just missed being rolled.
The free traitors knew full well what they were doing because the rest of us told them so but as the recipients of Chinas barbarian management they dgaf. They deserve to be beaten and hung from lampposts like any other traitor.
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