America Needs to Prove Something to Itself–and to the World
Senior energy analyst Glenn Doty sent me the meme here; clearly he makes a good point.
FWIW, this is my rebuttal to those who hope that Trump simply gets hit by a bus or suffers a fatal heat attack. The end of his physical presence will not rid us of the idea that it’s acceptable that a traitor and pathological liar can be a U.S. president.
Success here means showing all Americans, and the entire rest of the world, wherever they may be on the political spectrum, that this nation has permanently gotten out of the business of electing sociopathic criminals to be the most powerful person on Earth.
I seriously doubt that hypocritical Christians are driving people away from the religion as a whole. Yes, the evangelicals may be slightly more fanatical and hateful than they’ve ever been in the past, but this whole phenomenon has been around for 1500+ years, and it really hasn’t changed too much over that period of time.
I heard a captivating radio interview today with journalist 
As suggested here, the rest of the world thinks that the United States’ demand that it proliferate guns throughout its society qualifies us as completely insane. Hard to deny that.
Did God give you your love of other animals, or was it part of your basic nature?
18th Century Scottish philosopher David Hume spoke to us on how our minds interact with the world around us to form our base of knowledge, saying, “We always disbelieve the greater miracle.” In other words, when two of our perceptions appear to contradict one another, we automatically accept whichever seems to be more likely.
It’s said that when one joins a cult, the first thing one learns is that everyone else is lying, and the only source of truth is the cult leader himself.
Actually, many people don’t even defend what benefits them.
The author of the meme here makes a fabulous point, but one sure doesn’t hear this from many people.
I think what the Republicans are going to find out is that most women actually do care about their reproductive rights, and that there is nothing “abnormal” about this.
