Trump Executive Order Focuses on the Non-Existent
Here’s something from a Trumper that I thought I’d share. A reader notes: Hard to believe such a thing is even necessary but thank you. Some sanity.
This, of course, is in reaction to Trump’s claim that there are cases in which “a little boy goes to school and comes home a girl.”
The truth is that our schools cannot so much as dispense an aspirin to a kid without the expressed permission of a parent or legal guardian.
Whatever. It just goes to show how many Trump supporters will believe anything the president says, regardless of how ludicrous.
Even my lifelong Republican mom admires Bernie Sanders, certainly not for his political philosophy, but for his sincerity and tenacity.
It’s hard to know what emotion to feel when we go through our news feeds and find stuff like this.
No, the mining of lithium and cobalt is definitely not “good,” but the mining/combustion of coal, with its greenhouse gases, heavy metals, and radioactive isotopes, is horrific for the health of the planet and everything living on it.
But what if you really don’t care about any of that, and your only desire is to take over the U.S. federal government immediately?
Paul Dirac was one of human history’s most influential mathematicians and physicists, and apparently did deliver the quote at left. It’s unclear, however, if he didn’t mean it as a joke.
This is an interesting thought, though it’s unclear why rejecting something one knows nothing about is any more ignorant than asserting something on a subject that one knows nothing about. Maybe both are equally harmful.
Maybe the appointment of Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense doesn’t scare you. You may think: Hey, we have 625 four-star generals who are more than capable of keeping our military on track. Let’s hope you’re right.
Here we are, about 150 years after Marx made this statement, and we can now see that he was wrong.
At left is what the great C.S. Lewis advised a “schoolgirl in America” on the subject of writing.
