From Pine View Farm

October, 2022 archive

Under Deconstruction 0

Tombstone reading

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You Can Bank on It 0

Florida Man.

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The Pusher Men 0

A drug store drug dealer.

Jesus, Mary, and Joseph,

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The Medicine Show 0

Or you can read the transcript here.

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Campaign Pain 0

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Gene Collier is not looking forward to four more weeks of campaign ads on the telly vision.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

The hunt for politeness continues, as an uncle bags his nephew.

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QOTD 0

Ted Danson, in the voice of Dr. John Becker:

Religion is supposed to be about people being nice to each other, but, frankly, I don’t see a lot of that. You know what I do see? I see a lot of people using the good book to say that they are morally superior. I see people building TV stations to bilk grandma out of her pension check, all in the name of God. How about all those god-fearing people killing other god-fearing people because they don’t fear God the same way.

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As the Worm Squirms . . . . 0

At Above the Law, Liz Dye reviews the latest attempts by Alex Jones to hold himself–well–above the law.

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Unmitigated Gall 0

Plus a textbook example of psychological projection.

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Republican Family Values 0

Republican Elephant says,

Via Job’s Anger.

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Dis Coarse Discourse, the Gulled and the Gullible Dept. 0

Sam and his crew discuss the Republicans’ demonizing of trans persons (who, again, are a minuscule portion of the population).

We will remain in peril as long as a significant portion of our polity eagerly laps up lies. And as long as “social” media persists in propogating prevarication.

Aside:

Why are Republicans so obsessed with sex?

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Tempus Fugits 0

PoliticalProf is feeling his age.

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Twits Who Would Own Twitter 0

SFGate’s Drew Magary phones it in.

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Courting Disaster 0

Two women sitting on a couch.  One asks the other,

Via Yellowdoggranny.

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QOTD 0

Jack Horner:

Comparing science and religion isn’t like comparing apples and oranges – it’s more like apples and sewing machines.

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Enough Already 0

Dentist holding two needles asks patient,

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Aside:

We passed a service station the other day that had a sandwich board out front reading, “Pumpkin spice oil changes now available.” If I hadn’t just gotten an oil change . . . .

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Dis Coarse Discourse 0

Athens State University Professor Sean R. Busick is not sanguine. Here’s a bit from his article (emphasis added):

Too many of our political leaders and pundits sow hatred and division for their own gain without considering the consequences for their country. Spreading lies and calling one’s rivals childish names does nothing to promote the serious sort of dialogue that serious problems deserve.

(snip)

Like some politicians from the 1850s, their extremism is selfish and short-sighted. Normalizing talk of political violence leads to political violence. Though the extremists who plague us may not be serious people, some of their followers take them seriously.

We too should take them seriously. We should recognize the danger they pose and vote them out.

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Another Florida Man 0

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Florida Man 0

Frame One, captioned

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Politeness at the junction of on ramp and through lane:

“I was getting up to speed he could not get in front of me, and the minute he couldn’t get in front of me because I evidently didn’t let him, he just pulled out the gun. The way he did it, the way he pulled the gun out, he just looked right over at me and squeezed the trigger, wasn’t even a warning or anything,” McEver said.

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