This Guy Has a Bad Feeling About Our Future, But He Can’t Quite Put His Finger on It
Seriously? The author of the meme here must be putting me on. He “can’t explain it?” “Things just don’t feel right?”
The United States is facing four more years of leadership by a sociopath–one who has nothing to lose from implementing policies that will a) nullify the justice system’s attempt to prosecute him for his crimes, b) use that same justice system to punish his enemies, c) further enrich himself and his billionaire friends by looting the U.S. treasury, d) cripple our nation’s efforts to mitigate environmental collapse, e) further destroy American education, f) remove women’s rights, and g) kick tens of millions of Americans off of healthcare.
I’m not sure how observant and intuitive you need to be to see all this.
I had to laugh when I came across the meme here.
In response to the question posed at left, a reader remarks: No, it makes you restless.
It would be interesting to know what percentage of religious people think according to the Hindu proverb at left.
Question: In my recent post: 
The assertion at left is, of course, completely false. If starvation cured disease, the poverty in places like central Africa would make these children among the healthiest on Earth.
The author of the piece at left makes an excellent point. This is the first time in U.S. history that a rando multibillionaire stepped forward and began to make decisions that affect millions of American children.
A couple of comments:
When I read the first sentence here, I guessed this kid was saving the ketchup packets to provide tiny bits of nutrition to hungry, homeless people.
At left is something circulating on social media. Apparently, you and I are the “evil” that Trump needs protection from, the “radical left.”
