Tuesday, February 28, 2017

'ETHICIST' PETER SINGER thinks the intellectually disabled are worth less than pigs. I think pigs could easily challenge Peter Singer's ethical and intellectual capability. And they're cleaner.

Monday, February 27, 2017

INSTAPUNDIT EXPLAINS why Tucker Carlson's new show is so popular. The full article is here.
HEH: YOUTH AND SKILL can be defeated by old age and trickery every time.
THE BAFFLER: Accidental elitism.

My take: You're too dumb to understand us, and we're not smart enough to explain it to you.

Also: The blog name 'The Baffler' is self-explanatory.
SNOWFLAKES GONE WILD: The 12 dumbest ever ‘bias incidents’ on America’s college campuses.
THAT'S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU TRY TO SELL POLITICS INSTEAD OF COFFEE: Starbucks brand crashes after announcement of plan to hire 10,000 Muslim ‘refugees’.
YES, THERE IS intelligent life in the universe.
SHEPARD SMITH: CNN is not fake news.

He's right; it's not fake news, it's imaginary news.
BECAUSE THEY'LL BE FOUND OUT: Why professors object to being recorded.
OSCAR FAIL: Confusion reigns as wrong film announced as 'Best Picture' winner.

More proof that 'Hollyweirdos' are not just biased; they're incompetent as well.
PUNCHING BACK TWICE AS HARD: President Trump's proposed executive order on military militia rifles.

Heh.
FEMINISM: seething with empowerment. Read the comments, too.
PLEASE EXPLAIN: Just who's intolerant?

Sunday, February 26, 2017

PRESIDENT TRUMP'S defeat of meritocracy sure is sweet.
RANDOM THOUGHT: I wonder if the Washington Post realizes how appropriate their new tagline (where) 'Democracy Dies in Darkness' is to those of us who live outside their Beltway bubble?
THE WASHINGTON POST - where 'Democracy Dies in Darkness' - really, really likes regulation.

And really, really hates President Trump.
PUSH FOR CALIFORNIA SECESSION fittingly ends up in the comic section.
READ A GOOD BOOK: Another reason not to watch the Oscars.
THE SCOREKEEPER: Life is too short to talk to liberals.

It's a year later, and nothing's changed.
WHY IS A DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR outraged that Trump ceded power to states?

Could it be that he -- like most Democrats -- doesn't want to take personal responsibility?