Fa fa fa fa fa ...

What's with the die-cut camoflaged lectern? Do they need to keep it unseen by "the enemy"? Why hide a lectern?

They realized that the War on Christmas had already been decisively won, so they turned their attention toward defending that innocent and beleaguered foodstuff, protein. They realized they would have to face the terrifying soy-boys and the vicious non-dairy latte drinkers, but they were ready ...

Wounded Knee (1890) 250-300 Lakota, most of whom were civilians, though not citizens, since the Indian Citizen Act wasn't until 1924.

Thank you for being able to recognize that two (or even more!) things can be true at once. Complexity is real.

"That host body has to have rights because, at the end of the day, it is that body that carries this entire other body to term."

Wow, and I thought the reason women have rights is because they are persons. You learn something new every day ...

This is unAmerican.

Otis Redding, "Cigarettes and Coffee" (1966)

It's early in the morning
About a quarter to three
I'm sitting here talking with my baby
Over cigarettes and coffee, now ...

And anti-abortion groups are tying themselves into knots trying to get mifipristone banned b/c it "pollutes the water supply," but not a peep about topically applied testosterone "therapy" that is rarely clinically indicated.

Once upon a time, people had "morals" (no guarantee that they were fair or good ones!) that were enforced by societies backed by gods who threatened punishment for violators. The Enlightenment "killed" the gods and morality, so people lacked meaning. They now seek out autocratic supermen, like Trump