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Tag Archives: current event commentary
Thoughts on Orlando
The leftist narrative is that of course this latest terror attack is due to insufficient gun control – facts, reason, and American rights be damned. A few thoughts, based on the information that’s been promulgated so far. “Where there’s a … Continue reading
What a shame
Stupid Party presidential candidate Carly Fiorina drops out of race, leaves message proving qualification beyond shadow of a doubt: “Feminism doesn’t shut down conversations or threaten women. It is not about ideology. It is not a weapon to wield against … Continue reading
Snowflake Muslims
Often someone gets upset by anti-Muslim sentiment, they will trot out the “I know good Muslims who serve in the armed forces!” – which is nothing more than special snowflaking, Muslim edition. Yeah, well, despite the appeal to American patriotism, … Continue reading
The convenience of adopting refugees at home
This post is not going to include a lot of links, unlike the math-heavy one earlier which illustrated the sheer scale of the humanitarian crisis in Syria versus the refugee resettlement proposed by President Obama. (A drop in the ocean.) … Continue reading
The scale of refugee resettlement
So today I got in a discussion with one of those well-meaning bleeding heart liberals, who thinks in nothing but stereotypes and believes clickbait mainstream media articles count as being well-informed about current events. I don’t know why I bother, … Continue reading
Refugees
Refusing to screen refugees for terrorists hiding among them is like giving a woman a restraining order against a stalker and then telling her, “By the way, the police aren’t actually going to enforce the restraining order. He can still … Continue reading
Terror in Paris
To no one’s surprise, Islamic terrorists have orchestrated a mass attack in Europe. Initial reports are likely to be less than completely accurate, so it will be unknown for some time whether this tragedy was home-grown or facilitated by the … Continue reading
The slippery slope of pedo-sympathy
Apparently Salon is busily continuing their successful efforts to undermine the moral principles of Western Civ, so what else is new? (Have a Brietbart link. Worth reading.) We should not be sympathetic towards pedophiles. At. All. Why? Because last time we … Continue reading
Stupid analogies for abortion
What is it with all the ridiculous idiotic analogies for abortion? The violinist thing is moronic, but just recently I saw someone compare pregnancy to finding someone squatting in your shed during a winter snowstorm. WTF, people? Abortion is like … Continue reading
Feminism’s Deal with the Devil
The Other McCain has been making a point that the current hysteria over inappropriate sexual behavior is due to Hillary’s failure to win the Presidential election – all that feminist rage had to be vented, and since Trump is the … Continue reading →