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October, 2020 archive

Facebook Frolics 0

Transphobic frolics.

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Tales of the Trumpling: Snapshots of Trickle-Down Trumpery (Updated) (Updated Again) 0

A fiery Trumpling.

Addendum:

And a special bonus Trumpling at an Aldi.

Addendum-de-dum-dum

The sign made of bales of hay that was subjected to a fiery Trumpling has been reborn with a new message.

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QOTD 0

Patrick Stewart, in the voice of Captain Jean-Luc Picard:

To instantly tranform a society with new technology would be harmful . . . destructive.

Afterthought:

I suspect that, when Picard uttered those words, he did not expect them to become manifest on Earth four centuries before he said them.

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Stray Thought 0

Pestering persons with a proliferation of unsolicited text messages is not a profitable tactic for promoting positive political participation.

Especially when the senders think my name is Jeremy and that I live somewhere else.

Also, who the hell is Jeremy?

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Suffer the Children–It’s Republican Policy 0

In an article carried by the Las Vegas Sun, Tim Stellar dissects the lies the Trump administration has used to defend its practice of separating migrant children from their parents.

He explores four specific lies. Follow the link for a detailed debunking of each one.

  • Lie 1. DHS did not have a policy of separating families to deter migration
  • Lie 2: Separating migrant families is just like arresting American parents
  • Lie 3: Obama and Bush separated families like this, too
  • Lie 4: Family separation has ended

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Trick Play 0

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution follows the money.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Yet another “responsible gun owner” (sic) discharges his responsibility.

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The Emperor’s No Clothes 0

Donald Trump, pantsless in his skivvies, saying,

Via The Bob Cesca Show Blog.

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Facebook Frolics, It’s All about the Benjamins Dept. 0

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Desperate Times, Desperate Measures 0

Pig behind podium labeled

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Twits on Twitter 0

Twitty by the bay.

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QOTD 0

Emile Borel:

Whatever the progress of human knowledge, there will always be room for ignorance, hence for chance and probability.

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Geeking Out 2

Listening to the Philo Vance mystery, the Movie Murder Case, from OTR.net with the VLC media player on Magiea v. 7 under the Fluxbox window manager. The wallpaper is from my collection.

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Oh, and that’s Firefox and Claws Mail in a tabbed window together shaded (or “rolled up”) there towards the top of the screen, and Konsole shaded just beneath them.

You can’t do that in Windows.

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It’s All about the Algorithm 0

Facebook doesn’t the math.

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How Stuff Works, Trumpcare Dept. 0

How the Trump/GOP Healthcare Plan Works.  Step 1:  Regular folks pay taxes.  Step 2:  Rich and powerful don't.  Step 3:  Obamacare gets trashed so regular folks have no healthcare.  Step 4:  Rich and power et primo healthcare paid for by regular folks.

Via Job’s Anger.

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Bubble Boy 0

Steven M. suggests that Donald Trump’s perception of the U. S. political climate may be somewhat inaccurate due to his immersion in the Fox News universe.

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Lowering the Barr 0

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Tales of the Trumpling: Snapshots of Trickle-Down Trumpery 0

An ICE-cold Trumpling.

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Full Disclosure 0

Title:  Pence/Harris VP Debate:  Live from News @ 7.

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Facebook Frolics 0

Hate-full frolics.

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