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4 Things White People Can Learn From Rachel Hollis
You know what? This title might be a little misleading. It’s probably more what we can learn from the BACKLASH against Rachel Hollis. Initially I was going to have the title be “Rachel Hollis and the Myth of Meritocracy,” but … Continue reading
This Flag Is a Symbol of Racism.
Yesterday I made the mistake of commenting on a “Back The Blue” social media post (one that was put up on a Facebook community page, of all places… Not particularly known for being forums of rational thought & conversation). The … Continue reading
The Ten Types of Trump Supporters
Do you ever look at the relentless stream of horribleness coming from the mind & mouth & cell phone of the person occupying the Oval Office and think to yourself, “What kind of person would support this monster?” I do. … Continue reading
No. The CDC Did Not Just “Admit That Only 6%” Actually Died From COVID. You Moron.
Yes, I realize that title might seem a bit harsh… But the majority of the people who need to read this the most are folks who don’t read past the titles of things, and I wanted to make sure they … Continue reading
Posted in 2) Politics, 5) Not Quite Sure
Tagged 6%, 6% Meme, Actual number of COVID deaths, CDC, CDC Excess Deaths, Comorbidities, Comorbidity, COVID deaths, Covid hoax, COVID-19, Denise Lu, Excess deaths, Journalism, Morons, QAnon
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Five Things The Death of That 5-Year-Old Boy Has Me Thinking About
I heard about the murder of little Cannon Hinnant two days ago. I had posted an article (like I do) about a KKK member who got sent to prison for driving through a crowd of protestors, and I said that even … Continue reading
Posted in 1) Jesus, 2) Politics, 5) Not Quite Sure
Tagged #JusticeForCannon, #SayHisName, Ahmaud Arbery, Bernice King, Black Lives Matter, Breonna Taylor, Cannon Hinnant, Darius Sessoms, Elijah McClain, Equality feels like oppression, George Floyd, HisLifeMattered, Justice, Politicize a tragedy, Protests, Where's the outrage?
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The Case Against (and For) Mask Shaming
I have seen many people making the case that we shouldn’t be shaming people for not wearing masks when they go out. “You don’t know their story,” they say. “They could have a legitimate reason for not wearing a mask.” … Continue reading
A Minneapolis Center For Low-Income Housing Asked For Food Donations… Here’s How People Responded
This is going to be a very short post… If you’re anything like me, the last week has been a blur of depressing news… And part of the reason for that blurriness has been the tears in my eyes. You … Continue reading
Anti-Maskers: It’s Not Freedom You’re Fighting For… It’s Selfishness
This week marks the 40th anniversary of the Mt. St. Helens eruption. I watched a documentary about it today with my kids. The similarities between what happened back then to what is happening today with “reopen” protesters and “anti-maskers” was … Continue reading
