Circumventing Media Bias
Thank you to everyone who commented on the meme above. I cannot respond to everyone individually, so I will respond here: If criticizing ideas you think are bad is “hateful” and “not constructive”, then why are you criticizing my ideas? You’re doing it. Wow, breaking up friendships Haha. I think being in a party that acts similar Read More …
In the last election, I challenged many conservatives and libertarians who said they planned to vote 3rd party. Many claimed their decision was based on principle. I contend that in our current election system, it is unprincipled to vote for a 3rd party candidate. I would like to challenge any 3rd party voter to consider their position Read More …
If you missed it, Kathy Griffin held a press conference this morning. Although Ms. Griffin did stand by her apology, most of the press conference was her and her lawyer attempting to use the same old (white male) scapegoats. Apparently only older white men are upset with her on Twitter. Who knew? Her lawyer Read More …
The triggering explained in 5 seconds: Why are people triggered like this? Because they are crazy. Maybe not crazy like a person in a mental institution. But at least partially disconnected from reality. What causes people to be triggered? Triggers come from things like pain, fears, ect. Reality reminds some people of pain from unsolved issues. Read More …
Some say Obama is persuasive. He is not persuasive to me. I understand how he deceives some people. His tricks are not very complicated. We make an error if we elevate him to some grand deceiver status. It’s more like the Emperor who had no Clothes and is a bit embarrassing when the townspeople realize the simplicity of the tricks they’ve Read More …
An Analogy: Some small kids want to go out for Halloween to get some candy. Their parents give him a choice: You can go to Hillary St. All the houses on Hillary St. have no candy. They told us that. And they’ve told us that for the last 30 years and it’s been true. Or we can Read More …