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Some Are More Independent Than Others
I see the Supreme Court has been doing their best to destroy democracy just in time for America’s birthday. There’s been a general trend toward this kind of thing. Back in 2010, the Citizens United decision made a stand against … Continue reading →
Posted in Authors, Conspiracy Theories, Current Events, Discworld, History, Holidays, Politics, Prejudice, Television, Terry Pratchett | Tagged bob dole, charisma, citizens united, clarence thomas, debates, democracy, democrats, donald trump, elections, independence day, joe biden, michael dukakis, mitt romney, president george w. bush, presidential debates, republicans, supreme court of the united states, walter mondale |
Indefensible Day
It’s Independence Day here in the States, although you could ask what we’re celebrating when the Republicans are using the Supreme Court to eliminate as many freedoms as possible. This comparison seems pretty apt. But then, it’s not like anyone … Continue reading →
Posted in Capitalism, Economics, Health, Holidays, Politics, Prejudice | Tagged activism, brett kavanaugh, christine blasey ford, citizens united, democrats, donald trump, freedom, impeachment, independence day, jesus, lindsey graham, lobbyists, martyrdom, mayor bill de blasio, mayor eric adams, money, nationalism, patriotism, protests, rape, republicans, roe v. wade, senate, supreme court of the united states |
Religious Order in the Court
I’m sure what we all really need right now is a middle-aged white man weighing in on the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. But really, do any of my opinions matter in the grand scheme of things? I’ve seen … Continue reading →
Posted in Biology, Catholicism, Christianity, Conspiracy Theories, Current Events, Fundamentalism, Health, History, Jainism, Philosophy, Politics, Prejudice, Religion, Science | Tagged abortion, bible, brett kavanaugh, clarence thomas, congress, coronavirus, democrats, donald trump, guns, homophobia, impeachment, incest, logic, mike pence, misogyny, morality, moses, president barack obama, privacy, rape, republicans, roe v. wade, senate, sodom, sodomy, supreme court of the united states, theocracy, united states constitution |
It’s Hip to Be Hypocritical
I’ve been thinking of a few things recently with regards to politics, especially in terms of Republicans. They’re hardly original ideas with me, and I’m sure many people have expressed them better than I have, but I’m going to say … Continue reading →
Posted in Capitalism, Conspiracy Theories, Corporations, Current Events, Economics, Education, Politics, Prejudice, Television | Tagged abortion, abuse, alec baldwin, amazon, authoritarianism, brett kavanaugh, chris christie, disney, donald trump, elon musk, facebook, hillary clinton, homophobia, hypocrisy, jeff bezos, misogyny, pedophilia, president richard nixon, racism, rape, republicans, roe v. wade, ron desantis, saturday night live, supreme court of the united states, transphobia, twitter |
Too Much Malarkey
I watched the debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden last night, so I might as well comment on that and related political issues. Do people really change their minds about whom to vote for based on debates? It’s not … Continue reading →
Posted in Climate, Conspiracy Theories, Corporations, Current Events, Economics, Environmentalism, Global Warming, Prejudice, Religion, Science, Television | Tagged 2020 presidential election, abortion, chris wallace, coronavirus, democrats, donald trump, green new deal, health care, impeachment, jeb bush, joe biden, president richard nixon, presidential debates, racism, republicans, senate, supreme court of the united states |
Another Corporate Nightmare
I guess I’m addressing the Supreme Court decision about Hobby Lobby a little late in the game, but hey, I’ve been away from my computer for a while. Besides, I think I already covered it pretty well back in March. … Continue reading →
Posted in Capitalism, Corporations, Current Events, Economics, Politics, Prejudice, Religion | Tagged affordable care act, apple, chick-fil-a, corporate personhood, health care, hobby lobby, mitt romney, religious right, supreme court of the united states, taxes, whole foods |