"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
Wednesday, January 27, 2021
Say, what's my neighbor doing out there with that cop?
Wanna know how I know there was widespread election fraud? Two reasons: One, the DNC/Media complex instantly rolled out a coordinated unanimous narrative denying it; and two, they ruthlessly suppress any discussion of it.
Even mentioning it will get you deplatformed at best, and unemployed if they can manage it.
Fortunately, the picture in the post does not refer to a real situation in my life. All of my current neighbors are, so far as I've been able to tell, Trump people (and none of them are snitches). The one couple who supported Biden sold their house and moved a couple of weeks before the election (I wouldn't be surprised to learn that all those Trump yard signs spooked them).
In other places, of course, I've had to deal with officious busybodies. I believe I've mentioned the daughter of one couple who lived across the street from us in Fairfax, Va. I was the only smoker on the cul-de-sac, and this little twit - must've been 9 or 10 years old - went around posting "No Smoking" signs on the lamp posts (even wrote it in chalk on my driveway, once). Her parents had the good grace to be absolutely mortified, and made her take the signs down. In fairness to them, I believe she picked up her false sense of moral superiority at school, not at home.
Steve: Yes, if the election was transparently honest, why would the media bother with censorship? Why wouldn't they just laugh off the "crazy" opinions of fraud as so much right-wing paranoia? You're sure right about a "coordinated unanimous narrative"; I've still not seen one actual, good-faith attempt to debunk the claims of fraud. It is just held out as a given - a sort of prime fact, irreducible - that the election was fair.
Paco, all the "debunking" I've seen has been on the order of Don Lemon asking Fredo Cuomo "Was there fraud?" and Cuomo answers "Of course not." Then Lemon smugly intones into the camera "There you have it. Debunked."
Yep. There's one in every neighborhood. I've lived in a lot of different neighborhoods, and there was always at least one.
ReplyDeleteWanna know how I know there was widespread election fraud? Two reasons: One, the DNC/Media complex instantly rolled out a coordinated unanimous narrative denying it; and two, they ruthlessly suppress any discussion of it.
ReplyDeleteEven mentioning it will get you deplatformed at best, and unemployed if they can manage it.
Fortunately, the picture in the post does not refer to a real situation in my life. All of my current neighbors are, so far as I've been able to tell, Trump people (and none of them are snitches). The one couple who supported Biden sold their house and moved a couple of weeks before the election (I wouldn't be surprised to learn that all those Trump yard signs spooked them).
ReplyDeleteIn other places, of course, I've had to deal with officious busybodies. I believe I've mentioned the daughter of one couple who lived across the street from us in Fairfax, Va. I was the only smoker on the cul-de-sac, and this little twit - must've been 9 or 10 years old - went around posting "No Smoking" signs on the lamp posts (even wrote it in chalk on my driveway, once). Her parents had the good grace to be absolutely mortified, and made her take the signs down. In fairness to them, I believe she picked up her false sense of moral superiority at school, not at home.
Steve: Yes, if the election was transparently honest, why would the media bother with censorship? Why wouldn't they just laugh off the "crazy" opinions of fraud as so much right-wing paranoia? You're sure right about a "coordinated unanimous narrative"; I've still not seen one actual, good-faith attempt to debunk the claims of fraud. It is just held out as a given - a sort of prime fact, irreducible - that the election was fair.
ReplyDeletePaco, all the "debunking" I've seen has been on the order of Don Lemon asking Fredo Cuomo "Was there fraud?" and Cuomo answers "Of course not." Then Lemon smugly intones into the camera "There you have it. Debunked."
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