One of the sadder facts about life on earth is that there are certain strains of humanity that simply won't die off.
One obvious one is the army of cretins that stand behind our #fakepresident while he's giving one of his, uh, let's call them unhinged rants.
First, and this will be very, very, hard for most of us, tune into the next Trump Rally. Then, in the interest of your mental health, turn the sound off. Now, ignore the screeching, traitorous baboon waving his flabby arms and gesturing with his tiny, feminine, hands.
Instead, focus on the baboon's fans.
Look at their faces.
They worship a man who is a proven liar, cheat, fraud, sexual predator, crook, racist, misogynist, and to top it all off, a traitor.
They do not believe any of these things, of course. They love him. They want to be him. He is them. They are him. Naturally, as in any cult, they share many of his failings. Remember the women in the "grab my pussy" t-shirts? He wouldn't touch any of them with a 10 foot pole. But they think he would. He is the shill, they are the suckers.
So, forget about your "fake news" and your so-called "facts". These are the baboon's children. 50 years of Republican lies and dirty tricks have led us to this. One of our two main political parties has become a cult of MAGA hat wearing morons. You cannot reason with them. Do not bother to try.
If they all disappeared tomorrow, the world would be a better place.
Sadly, they will not.
Don and David. Just two guys from Arizona who tend to get a bit ticked off about all sorts of things. So we've decided we need somewhere to vent -- and we will vent about anything. Mostly politics, but we'll talk about books, music, movies and anything else that strikes our fancy. We're also pretty big Springsteen fans (especially Don) so you're likely to see some videos here.. We hope you will let us know your thoughts about our rants -- but we promise to treat you fairly.
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Thursday, November 29, 2018
Some Stains Won't Go Away
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Donald J. Trump,
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sexists,
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Tuesday, November 13, 2018
Other Trump Related Children's Toys Just In Time For Christmas!
Perhaps by now you've seen something called Trumpy Bear.
It is, believe it or not, a Trump themed stuffed toy bear...you know, for the kids.
Not all parents love their children, after all.
But Trumpy Bear is not the only Trump related child's toy.
There's Baby Trump, which shits all over the floor. Repeatedly. And then blames somebody else. That's all it does. But, in the interest of accuracy, isn't that enough?
Then there's a scale model of Trump Tower, complete with scab Polish laborers, Mob concrete, lots of cheap, gold colored crap, and more fire code violations than you can count. Bankrupt casino sold separately.
Don't forget Lil Trump. Despite being life size, with almost realistic paste on hair, tiny little hands, and a shiny red tie you could trip over, this doll is a moral and ethical pygmy. Couple that with a complete lack of empathy and you have just the thing for the lil sociopath in your life.
For the child with a hint of larceny, there's the easy bake Trump Tax Return. Talk about cooking the books! Help your child learn numbers, while he also learns how to cheat the government. Fun for the whole family.
And what Christmas would be complete without TalkingTrumpy? Just pull the cord and he starts to lie. About anything. About everything. And he never, ever, stops...
It is, believe it or not, a Trump themed stuffed toy bear...you know, for the kids.
Not all parents love their children, after all.
But Trumpy Bear is not the only Trump related child's toy.
There's Baby Trump, which shits all over the floor. Repeatedly. And then blames somebody else. That's all it does. But, in the interest of accuracy, isn't that enough?
Then there's a scale model of Trump Tower, complete with scab Polish laborers, Mob concrete, lots of cheap, gold colored crap, and more fire code violations than you can count. Bankrupt casino sold separately.
Don't forget Lil Trump. Despite being life size, with almost realistic paste on hair, tiny little hands, and a shiny red tie you could trip over, this doll is a moral and ethical pygmy. Couple that with a complete lack of empathy and you have just the thing for the lil sociopath in your life.
For the child with a hint of larceny, there's the easy bake Trump Tax Return. Talk about cooking the books! Help your child learn numbers, while he also learns how to cheat the government. Fun for the whole family.
And what Christmas would be complete without TalkingTrumpy? Just pull the cord and he starts to lie. About anything. About everything. And he never, ever, stops...
Labels:
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Christmas toys,
Donald J. Trump,
tax fraud,
the War on Christmas,
Trump Bear,
Trump businesses,
Trump family,
Trump tax fraud
Friday, November 9, 2018
"First Man"
"First Man" is not a great movie.
It's full of good people, including Ryan Gosling and Claire Foy. It was directed by Academy Award winner Damien Chazelle, and it tells the story of Neil Armstrong, the 'first man on the moon.' The problem is that Armstrong was apparently so taciturn, so guarded emotionally, that there's not much to hang a drama on.
So, even with all of that talent involved, it's a slightly above average movie. Certainly nowhere close to "The Right Stuff", which is a classic. Not nearly as entertaining as "Apollo 13".
What is interesting, at least for me, is that the film is a stark reminder that as a nation, we used to do great things--or at least attempt them.
As JFK said about going to the moon, "we choose to do these things not because they are easy, but because they are hard."
We don't even attempt hard things anymore. Now all we seem to be able to do is tread water.
We give tax cuts to billionaires, keep Defense contractors fat and happy, make sure every nut has access to all the guns he or she needs, and meddle in women's private lives.
Massive infrastructure rebuild? Na.
Green energy program? Na.
Universal health care? Na.
These are all easier than going to the moon. But...na.
Let's not even think about a concerted national effort to curb the increasingly obvious effects of global warming.
For these things we'd need leadership on both sides of the aisle.
And one side has decided that nothing is as important as keeping their rich backers satisfied and their crazy base in a constant state of agitation.
Just like that, we've turned into a sad, empty husk of what we once were.
It's full of good people, including Ryan Gosling and Claire Foy. It was directed by Academy Award winner Damien Chazelle, and it tells the story of Neil Armstrong, the 'first man on the moon.' The problem is that Armstrong was apparently so taciturn, so guarded emotionally, that there's not much to hang a drama on.
So, even with all of that talent involved, it's a slightly above average movie. Certainly nowhere close to "The Right Stuff", which is a classic. Not nearly as entertaining as "Apollo 13".
What is interesting, at least for me, is that the film is a stark reminder that as a nation, we used to do great things--or at least attempt them.
As JFK said about going to the moon, "we choose to do these things not because they are easy, but because they are hard."
We don't even attempt hard things anymore. Now all we seem to be able to do is tread water.
We give tax cuts to billionaires, keep Defense contractors fat and happy, make sure every nut has access to all the guns he or she needs, and meddle in women's private lives.
Massive infrastructure rebuild? Na.
Green energy program? Na.
Universal health care? Na.
These are all easier than going to the moon. But...na.
Let's not even think about a concerted national effort to curb the increasingly obvious effects of global warming.
For these things we'd need leadership on both sides of the aisle.
And one side has decided that nothing is as important as keeping their rich backers satisfied and their crazy base in a constant state of agitation.
Just like that, we've turned into a sad, empty husk of what we once were.
Labels:
Apollo 13,
Buzz Aldrich,
Claire Foy,
Damien Chazelle,
JFK,
Moon landing,
movies,
NASA,
Neil Armstrong,
Republican social policy,
Ryan Gosling,
The Right Stuff
Saturday, November 3, 2018
Handy Voter's Guide
It can get complicated, this voting business.
Rich White Men spend billions of dollars to help make it so.
They pay for endless commercials and print ads that are just chock fulla LIES. I'm looking at you, Martha McSally.
They'll lie about candidates and they'll lie about various propositions.
They'll lie extra hard if there's money involved.
But there is a simple way to cut through all of the lies and dissembling.
When you get in that booth, just remember one little thing:
That 'R' by some of the candidates names?
That stands for RUSSIA.
It has nothing to do with democracy, the Constitution, or American values, at all.
Repeat after me, "The 'R' stands for RUSSIA."
And if you vote for them--you are contributing to the destruction of the United States of America, plain and simple.
Rich White Men spend billions of dollars to help make it so.
They pay for endless commercials and print ads that are just chock fulla LIES. I'm looking at you, Martha McSally.
They'll lie about candidates and they'll lie about various propositions.
They'll lie extra hard if there's money involved.
But there is a simple way to cut through all of the lies and dissembling.
When you get in that booth, just remember one little thing:
That 'R' by some of the candidates names?
That stands for RUSSIA.
It has nothing to do with democracy, the Constitution, or American values, at all.
Repeat after me, "The 'R' stands for RUSSIA."
And if you vote for them--you are contributing to the destruction of the United States of America, plain and simple.
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