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On the one hand, the request to read and offer my thoughts on the particular weblog post discussed below came as part of a mass-spam of various folks on Twitter. On the other hand, I am always looking for quick-and-easy blogfodder, especially that no one else has touched on before. … [...] … Because something tells me trying to run one of these will not go over too well with the power-tripping high-school drop-outs hiding behind their blue uniforms and tin badges:
[...] You will note that I have been largely silent regarding the ongoing "Occupy [X Location]" idiocy that seems to be sweeping the nation at the moment, and apart from this post and my previous one, I am going to keep up that trend. Trust me, it is better for … [...] 1. If you “announce your candidacy” for Presidency in any and all public fashions, you are automatically disqualified from ever holding the office. 2. No party primaries occur. 3. The country holds a write-in ballot. You may write in the name of any person on your slip; however, votes for … [...] One of the many joys of living in a relative backwater like Knoxville is that I have been able to observe the spread of the Thousands of Sexual Assaulters’ cancer-inducing, ionizing-radiation-spewing backscatter "security" systems from afar, without having to actually partake of the privacy-invading glow. Fortunately, … [...] Unfortunately, we have other plans, but if you are in the Nashville region on the 8th and have some free time, I would strongly recommend attending the We Stand With Gibson rally and free concert between 1400 and 1600 at the Scoreboard Restaurant. I do not know their names, … [...]
If it sounds this stupid when we, the people, say it, how it is any less stupid when the government – and, specifically, Our Glorious President – does it? (And, yes, pictures/cartoons can count as quotes – that whole "thousand words" thing…) (Michael Ramirez drew it, though I cannot … [...] Barron Barnett’s State Sponsored Criminal Count is spinning merrily along about as well as we all knew/feared it would, but sometimes, only sometimes, there is a faint glimmer of hope on the horizon:
[...] Regular readers will recall the series of posts I wrote concerning the killing of Jose Guerena by the Pima County Sheriff’s Department, as well as my contentions that:
[...] Military members/veterans, employees in any business in the world, and countless other people are probably familiar with the Peter Principle, though they may have never actually heard it called that. The idea is fairly simple: "in a hierarchically structured administration, people tend to be promoted up to their ‘level … [...]
But, really, Vice-President Joe Biden saying something mind-numbingly idiotic is not much … [...] On the one hand, the Center for Disease Control would really like you to be ready to handle your family’s continued health and wellbeing during natural disasters or regional/national emergencies, to the point of even fully embracing the zombie meme. This makes all kinds of sense, simply because the … [...] My requirements for my duly-elected representatives to get my votes are fairly simple: respect and preserve my rights, do your best to minimize government, and stand up for what you believe in. Through their failings in one or more of those categories, Representative John Duncan and Senator Bob Corker both … [...] When did the budget become the President’s job? Seriously… do people even remember what the President’s job is? … [...] |
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