Honestly, how stupid are these people? Excerpt:
The radical Christians are found in rural areas, right? “Their towns are defenseless,” he claims. He’s dead serious, too. Punish them. Punish their towns. You say that Black Lives Matter burned cities to the ground? “I say ‘let them see firsthand what it’s like what (sic) a community is truly burned to the ground.’”
So he’s calling for (likely unarmed) liberals from the cities to “show up 100 deep in every rural town in a 50-mile radius intent on revolution.”
You betcha. Come on out, you pencil-necked soy-eating fuck. Come on. Pick a place. Any small town, any little rural community, anywhere in the USA. We all have guns, we have ammo and plenty of it. I’m not even a Christian, but I’ll stand arm in arm with my neighbors who are. Fuck around and find out.
With that out of the way…
On to The Links!
When I watch the video clip in this story, I’m picturing big 1966 Batman flashes of BOOM! POW! BIFF!
Not a fan of Twitter, but this is a pretty good string.
Turns out the Dobbs decision has little to no effect in Alaska.
Why Biden(‘s handlers) keep lying about energy.
Democrats – a serious threat to the Republic? Read and decide.
This Week’s Idiots:
Vox’s Ian Millhiser is an idiot.
Maxine Waters (Dimwit-CA) (Repeat Offender Alert) is an unhinged, loony old bat, and an idiot.
Pramila Jayapal (Nitwit-WA) is full of more shit than a Christmas goose, and an idiot.
AntiProfa continues to demonstrate that they are all idiots.
The Guardian’s David Daley is an idiot.
The LA Times Harry Litman is an idiot.
This Week’s Cultural Edification:
Boy, are things a lot different than they were two weeks ago today. As we discussed Monday, two Supreme Court decisions have put a lot of folks off their feed, while delighting plenty of others.
So, a recent effort from America’s Songwriter seems appropriate here. In 2000, Bob Dylan released a single, Things Have Changed, from the soundtrack of the film from that year, Wonder Boys, which starred a pre-Ant Man Michael Douglas, a pre-Spiderman Toby McGuire and a pre-Iron Man Robert Downey Jr. – as a film it was only fair, but it did give us this song, which seems oddly appropriate now, twenty-two years later. Enjoy.
