[higgmeister]

Baldwin never did anything to hurt me or anyone I know, so I have no ill will against him, and if justice is to be served as intended, I won’t even have an opinion on the matter unless the case ends up being corrupted by some undue influence. He f*cked up big time. Tell you what though, I don’t have time to form an opinion of every f*ck-up out there whose names I’ve never heard before. Baldwin’s f*ck-up doesn’t make me feel any better about any of my own, and I hope he’s not charged with anything he didn’t do. He’s made himself look bad without any of this having happened and just because he tends to piss me off with his Alec Baldwin brand of bullsh*t doesn’t mean I should feel hatred for the man, especially when he doesn’t really mean that much to me in the first place.

Dec. 15, 1998

In the national debut of his dramatic tendencies, Baldwin lashes out at Henry Hyde on "Late Night With Conan O'Brien." If this were any other country, he says of the leader of the Clinton impeachment trials, "we would stone Henry Hyde to death and we [would] go to their homes and we'd kill their wives and children."

Let's go Brandon!

[equaviator]

Baldwin is and always has been small potatoes, so I can’t take my anger out on him alone. We know who the bigger fish are and we need to get busy frying them and ignore the minor media “darlings”. The Clintons, Obama, the DNC and that criminal camping trip known as “JoeBiden” are major media darlings and they’re still in business as they move along, synchronous with the peripheral shield of manufactured distractions and all the exploitable spontaneously occurring events they can manage to employ. To say that there are bigger fish to fry is an understatement because there are those big ones being carried along within the body of their mother ship. It’s supposed to be stealthy but due to their liberalism, they can’t help but be detected. The alarms should be sounding everywhere and all responses should have their priorities focused and in order, however extreme.