The George Floyd protests and riots which we have viewed over the past week are comprised of mostly young people, thugs, looters, anarchists, and ideologues. You might ask what notion they collectively agree about in which generates their union with one another? The answer, racism. The political organization “Black Lives Matter” is based on the … Continue reading George Floyd And The Race Riots
If you don’t think your very aquatinted with the attributes that characterize Generation Z, otherwise known as the “digital generation”, allow me to briefly refresh your memory. Gen Z’ers are very fond of instant gratification, things that seem to require unreasonable amounts of time to materialize (at least in our estimations) are generally not so … Continue reading Generation Z, Tech, And Future America
Today I received my first “post-shutdown” haircut, and it wasn’t noticeably different than the previous haircut I received over two months ago - except for the fact that my barber was wearing a mask... This act of wearing a mask is only a sensible and precautious thing for barbers to do, providing the “experts” are … Continue reading Sunday Journal – “A Trip To The Clippers”
Lately, I have strangely found myself scoffing at certain news headlines, particularly ones that include the words “Experts Say.” It is as if I have developed this peculiar disdain for the very people whose opinions recent mainstream narratives are suggesting we should regard as sensible and perceptive. In addition, it seems that in recent months … Continue reading Destroying Coronavirus Or Bust Is Not A Plan For Recovery
By Dylan Shetler "They think they know better than the people" Are some governors merely “out-of-touch” with the feelings of their citizens, or have they become accustomed to regularly having enormous amounts of incontestable authority? Perhaps it’s neither of these proposed inferences, others certainly think this is the case. For the last two months many … Continue reading Democrats Further Discredit Themselves Amidst Shutdowns
In last week’s column, I discussed the existence of Coronavirus politics within America, how both sides had unsurprisingly divided themselves on the issue, and what that divide meant for the future of the country. Today, I just decided to write some snippets about this global catastrophe. Enjoy, The Initiator, And President Trump’s Response Whether or … Continue reading Coronavirus Snippets
It occurred to me in early March, that the Coronavirus was more than just the seasonal flu. It wasn’t as if the virus had a unique way of dispersing its victims corpses across a reasonable extent of time, equivalent, to say, a year. If this was so, it would have been more understandable to classify … Continue reading Coronavirus Politics, An Unfortunate Reality
