“What I told the students at Princeton.”
We need more of her.
Category Archives: Social Commentary
The Cabal That Foisted Joe Biden On Us
..must answer for his presidency.
I consider them traitors to their country.
The Worst Michelin-Starred Restaurant Ever
This is hilarious.
The Unbearable Whiteness Of Being An Academic
If there is so much racism in America, why do white people want to be not white? Why are they giving up their supposed “privilege”?
I heard an interview with Mike Shellenberger the other day in which he pointed out that if he declared himself to be a woman, his lefty friends would encourage him, but if he claimed to be black, they’d denigrate him. Yet (as he pointed out) he has a much more biologically in common with a black man than with any woman.
The Democrats
This seems to me to be related to Haidt’s discovery that conservatives can predict leftist behavior/beliefs much better than vice versa.
Mandates
“Ve haff vays uff getting you vaxed.”
Humanity’s Second Parting
Thoughts from Wretchard on the coming end of instantaneous communications.
More Fodder For The Defamation Suits
The mob has apparently disenrolled Rittenhouse from ASU.
“Liberal” Hypocrisy
How it prevents the “liberal” agenda (scare quotes because there is nothing liberal about it).
Happy Thanksgiving
I’m posting this from Windows in the new computer (I ended up using the Microsoft tool to build a boot drive). I’m loading software on it now, while following my Thanksgiving tradition of watching the Lions lose.
Given the events of the past year since the election, it’s hard to be thankful, but I’m guessing that we’ll have a lot more to be after the election next year, if the country survives the lunatics currently running it that long.
But we have our health, and we’re financially comfortable. I’m continuing to look forward to the next year, and years in space, and feel like we are finally on the verge of achieving the things I’ve been hoping for for decades.
Here are some interesting links: Why we should be thankful for the Pilgrims, and no, we didn’t steal the land from the natives. The latter isn’t a new piece, but it’s a useful corrective to those who oppose the settlement of space because it’s “colonialization.”
I hope that all of my readers are having a good day as well.
[Late-afternoon update]
It’s the four hundredth anniversary of the first Thanksgiving.