Everything we do, we do for a reason. All behavior, no matter how self-destructive it may seem, serves an emotional purpose. It’s not that somebody “shouldn’t” be acting in a certain way; it’s that they ARE acting that way to … Continue reading
Even NBC polls say 72 percent of the country believe the country is on the wrong track. What’s a demented emperor to do? Early morning data dumps, mail-in voting and social media censorship might not be enough. Maybe he can … Continue reading
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is turning off ALL COVID fascism restrictions. Wow. Phenomenally good news, right? Not really. If Boris Johnson cared anything — even slightly — about freedom, he never would have imposed the COVID fascism restrictions in … Continue reading
I don’t know where this Bill Maher was in past years, but he’s sure on the money now: “One of the emerging realities over the past few months is that many are simply exhausted by the pandemic now and what … Continue reading
From Facebook and Twitter: Instead of saying “I trust science and experts,” how about just being honest and saying, “I don’t have the cognitive capacity to actually think critically for myself and so I default to believing whatever most people … Continue reading
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), a physician, warns mandating vaccines on specific age groups could come back to haunt some institutions because of the risk associated with those age groups. During a Friday 1/21/22 appearance on Fox News Channel’s “The Ingraham … Continue reading
A vaccination is a medical intervention that PREVENTS an illness. If you take a vaccination, and you never get the illness — as in a smallpox vaccination — then the vaccination was successful. If you take a vaccination — actually … Continue reading
Is it right to be optimistic or pessimistic about what’s happening to our country? I don’t think that’s the right question. There are reasons to be positive as well as negative, just based on all the known facts. I do … Continue reading
Values are the motivating power of man’s actions and a necessity of his survival, psychologically as well as physically. Man’s values control his subconscious emotional mechanism that functions like a computer adding up his desires, his experiences, his fulfillments and … Continue reading
I have to admit that I’m a private person. Though I welcome the opportunity to interact personally with so many people, I also like quiet and a bit of solitude when the day is finished. I got to thinking about … Continue reading
Pictured: Supreme Court justice Sonia Sotomayor, who won’t go near Republican colleagues on the high court without a mask. Once people who crave power gain physical power over others, they don’t let it go. When you tolerate or even applaud … Continue reading
Forty-five percent of Democrats liked the idea of limiting the spread of the virus “by having federal or state governments require that citizens temporarily live in designated facilities or locations if they refuse to get a COVID-19 vaccine.” Nearly half … Continue reading