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Star-Crossed Hovers 0
David debunks de bunk. (Warning: Promo starts at about the five-minute mark.*)
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*I understand that David needs to make a living, but the promos are getting to be bit much for me, regardless of how much I value his insights.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
Once again, politeness become child’s play.
So many guns. So much stupid.
Courting Disaster under the Rule of Flaw 0
At Above the Law, Joe Patrice reports that, for some fool reason, Americans’ faith in the Supreme Supremacist Court, not to mention (which, natch, translates as “to mention”) lower courts is–er–somewhat in decline.
Fiefdom of the Press 0
Thom muses on media’s choosing to kowtow to Trump.
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
Words fail me.
An initial investigation showed that the victim showed up at the home with a semi-automatic handgun.
He and three other minors were passing the gun around to take photos and videos for social media when one of them pointed the gun and accidentally fired a shot, hitting the victim.
The stupid. It burns.
And we are again reminded that “social” media isn’t.
Republican Thought Police 0
Now they’re coming for art shows.
Decorated 0
It’s been a little difficult getting into the holiday spirit this year, but I finally got around to doing my decorating . . . .
A Tune for the Times 0
(Warning: Short one minute long commercial at about the one-minute mark, but the tune is worth it.)
“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0
Oh, my. It looks like another gun fired itself (emphasis added).
Also, pigs, wings.
Guns don’t fire themselves.
Let me decode de code: “accidentally fired” translates to “someone accidentally negligently fired.”
The police and press, in wording their reports, need to stop letting “responsible gun owners” off the hook when said “responsible gun owners” (clearly seem to) have failed to exercise their gun ownership responsibly.
Furfu.
The Recycle Heap 0
David argues that Donald Trump’s proposed policies, such as tariffs, deregulation, trickle on economics, etc., amount to recycling failed policies from the past and will fail again.
Admissions Test 0
Michael in Norfolk sums it up:
Follow the link for context.