The disconnect remains.
I would dispute the phrase “college educated” to describe the people who attended college and who support the Democrats. I’d call them, rather, indoctrinated and credentialed.
Category Archives: Social Commentary
Coffee, Again
It does seem to be a healthy beverage. It’s too bad that it tastes so awful.
“Research has found that people who drink four or more cups a day are 53 percent less likely to commit suicide.”
If I had to drink four or more cups a day, I’d be much more likely to contemplate suicide (which is something that I never do).
Crazy Concept
What student protesters had to defend their positions with logic?
Yes, they should be shamed. And Che teeshirts and posters should be greeted with as much opprobrium as Hitler teeshirts and posters.
The Acolyte
…is dead.
As noted in comments, it’s quite an achievement to fail to draw the 19-35 male demographic with lesbian space witches.
[Thursday-morning update]
No more Acolyte for you, rebel scum!
“Even a corrupt media couldn’t save it.”
Californication
It’s not a promising future for the Democrat party.
The Latest Starliner Issue
Boeing’s and SpaceX’s suits are incompatible.
[Update a while later]
Peter Hague has some thoughts on leaving people behind.
[Late-morning update]
Russia to the rescue!
They Truly See Their Corruption As Heroism
Yes, they do, sadly.
Is Kamala Drunk?
It’s not an unreasonable question.
[Update a few minutes later]
How to tell Kamala isn’t polling well.
[Update mid morning]
EXACTLY….THIS is Kamala Harris to a tee… 💯 pic.twitter.com/7nLq3RtUAd
— ❤️🔥 𝓓𝓪𝓻 ❤️🔥 (@DameScorpio) August 19, 2024
[Late-morning update]
Rumors Swirl That Kamala Harris Is Being Influenced By Russian Agent https://t.co/KNKAC2xmro pic.twitter.com/7QDQnesvqi
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) August 19, 2024
Still Walking Away
Brandon Straka, six years later:
6 Years Later: Why I Still #WalkAway From the Democrat Party
— Brandon Straka #WalkAway (@BrandonStraka) August 16, 2024
On May 26, 2018, Brandon Straka shared a video about why he was walking away from the Democrat Party. That video went viral and launched the #WalkAway Campaign, a movement that led to hundreds of thousands of people… pic.twitter.com/R4Q9Ivbiv7
Barbie’s Final Joke
It may have spurred women to seek out gynecological health.
But I’m not sure I agree with this: “In the film’s final scene, after deciding to leave Barbieland for the real world, Barbie enthusiastically tells a receptionist, “I’m here to see my gynecologist,” a joke that could be based either on her supposed lack of genitals or her evident excitement for care many women find unpleasant.” Sénéchal and colleagues write in their paper.
I finally saw the flick on the plane to Miami last week, and that wasn’t my interpretation (spoiler alert). She had just talked to her creator, who told her that she could live in the real world if she wished to. I took her visit to the gyno to mean that, like Pinocchio, she had finally become a real woman. FWIW, I did find the movie an interesting commentary on gender and new-wave feminism and the modern relationship between American (or western) men and women.