“Patriots likely won’t do Super Bowl champion visit to White House” coos an MSN headline. They have always done so in the past, but now they want to “stay out of the political fray”. I’m so sick of this. It’s … Continue reading
In psychology, there’s a term called “borderline personality disorder”. Borderline personalities see themselves as victims, even though they’re not victims. Usually, they blame everything on their parents. Interestingly, in their failure to launch, they typically remain at home with their … Continue reading
Kamala Harris, running for President, at the debate last night: ‘Hey, guys, you know what? America does not want to witness a food fight. They want to know how we’re going to put food on their table.’ Raucous applause followed. … Continue reading
Elton John’s letter to Putin criticizing the Russian government’s censorship of gay sex scenes in “Rocket Man” (Elton John’s biography) was perfectly reasonable. But one wonders if Elton John — a presumed leftist — grasps his own injustice and hypocrisy … Continue reading
“Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg says he’s been target of 7 assassination attempts” [from Fox News] This pitiful snowflake thinks someone is coming to rescue him. He feels (all this type does is FEEL) that others are responsible for his … Continue reading
A Google official, exposed on a Project Veritas undercover video, admits to blocking non-leftists and openly advocates for Democratic election victories. Surprise, surprise! How did Google respond to the Project Veritas video? It blocked it, of course. It took the … Continue reading
There is SO much stupidity in the world. Yet the world, remarkably, goes on. That’s why I’m an optimist, not a pessimist. The key to understanding it: The competent, the thoughtful and the capable, while a minority, matter more than … Continue reading
If food stamps are needed to keep people from starving, then why are the 2.5 million households OFF food stamps (under Trump) NOT starving? It seems that the point of food stamps is NOT to eliminate starvation. The point of … Continue reading
From my recent Facebook post: Worth taking the time to read. Eloquent words attributed to a young person grappling with widespread cluelessness in her generation. Thanks Rick Camerino. I don’t know how many millennials think as she does but … Continue reading
“The law of unintended consequences”. The term was popularized in the twentieth century by American sociologist Robert K. Merton. In plain English, it means: When you treat something or someone in a way that goes against his/her/its nature/programming, you get … Continue reading
Cynthia Farahat, a reader of mine and an immigrant from Egypt, wrote the following about the absurdity of “gay pride”: “I was the first person in 100 million people to draft institutional bylaws against persecuting and harassing members of the … Continue reading
I don’t get the concept of “gay pride”. The same applies for any form of racial or ethnic pride — black pride, Hispanic pride, Italian-American pride, and all the rest. You don’t choose your race. You don’t choose your sexual … Continue reading