"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
So, if we want civility, we're essentially going to have to accept a one-party state, right? Turn the people into "one neck ready for one leash", isn't that the goal?
That's "civility" with scare quotes I think. Words have different meaning in her universe. (Didn't they visit her planet in an early episode of Star Trek?)
The PJ staff at Liz Shield's Morning Brief described Hillary as that "dried-up bag of drunken failure". I think it's the most accurate description of her, ever. So what ever bubbles up out of her cauldron of bile can be taken with a sneer and a dismissal.
BTW, Benjamin Franklin felt strongly that the (wild) turkey be our national symbol, not the eagle. There is a funny bit in the movie 1776 that portrays it. We see them occasionally here in south Texas. They are fast runners and can fly.
That's "civility" with scare quotes I think. Words have different meaning in her universe. (Didn't they visit her planet in an early episode of Star Trek?)
ReplyDeleteThere will be so much projecting!
ReplyDeleteI remember when Bubba and Hill were decrying the "politics of personal destruction".
ReplyDeleteWe see democratic "civility" in action every time the so-called antifa or some feminazi hits the streets.
ReplyDeleteThe PJ staff at Liz Shield's Morning Brief described Hillary as that "dried-up bag of drunken failure". I think it's the most accurate description of her, ever. So what ever bubbles up out of her cauldron of bile can be taken with a sneer and a dismissal.
ReplyDeleteHillary on tour: Weirdest thing, a turkey just landed on my tin roof, jumped off, scratched around then moved on. Never seen one outside a zoo.
ReplyDeleteIs that Hillary or the turkey?
DeleteBTW, Benjamin Franklin felt strongly that the (wild) turkey be our national symbol, not the eagle. There is a funny bit in the movie 1776 that portrays it. We see them occasionally here in south Texas. They are fast runners and can fly.