Time was when you didn’t go to the doctor unless you were sick. The folly of being concerned about the number who test positive using a faulty test for a su called disease with a 99% survivability is lost on so many boobs.
Pro Choice. One of many insidious terms the propaganda machine has succeeded in adding to the vernacular in the past forty years. It begs too many questions.
Hells to the yeah, I miss him. There idea of impeachment is silly. Even if it happened they’d still be in office and still be in power. Only a trial of treason with a guilty verdict and death penalty is just.
Hells to the yeah, I miss him. There idea of impeachment is silly. Even if it happened they’d still be in office and still be in power. Only a trial of treason with a guilty verdict and death penalty is just.
The digital world. I don’t think anyone could have predicted how absolute it’s power and influence could be. And the bulk of today’s generations are tethered to this digital world. Apart from the rapid fire dissemination of communist propaganda, the blatant attempts to prevent people from knowing the truth by scrubbing information and banning those who disagree with the leftist narrative, even if the digital world were morally neutral, the fact that it robs human beings of eyeball to eyeball contact is enough to argue that living unplugged is the way to go.
Somewhere along the line we took our freedoms for granted and got distracted by the bread and circus. I think saying we’re beyond a point of returning to a free and just society, politically, socially, et al., is not pessmism or cynicism but realism.
False hope causes people to sit on their duffs and allow the enemies to gain more and more ground. Even FR will muzzle you if you dare to invite open discussion regarding the legitimacy of the letter that follows P and precedes R.
I’m as cynical as you are. Or maybe we’re just realists. I’m thinking another version of the fake virus to justify mail in voting (more mules) for the midterms is next.