Truths and inspirations for 28 September 2026
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FFS just let people be attracted to what they're attracted to and leave the ideology out of it.
Josiah Wedgwood abolitionist teapot, c 1770.
A Buffalo of the People!
Yes, she did say this.
Yes, he did say that.
Then the rapist probably accused her of genociding him.
Sic semper oligarchis!
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posted by Infidel753 at 12:36 AM
10 Comments:
Good selection, Infidel.
Yes, the endless analysis of what SCROTUS* farted out drove me away from cable news.
* SCROTUS - So Called Ruler Of The United States
I read about that Jogger's story somewhere. Nothing short of amazing. Love the Kathleen Stock thoughts. It's ridiculous to shame people for who they are attracted to.
I couldn't agree more with 'just let people be attracted to what they're attracted to.' It reminds me of the early '80s, when some feminists chose lesbian relationships out of political conviction rather than actual attraction. I've never understood letting an ideology decide who you fall for. You either fall for someone or you don't.
I always enjoy your T&I.
Rade: Yeah, there's not much meaning to what Trump does beyond "he's a greedy asshole with galloping dementia".
Bijoux: Kudos to the jogger. I hope she kicked his ass badly enough that he won't try that again.
When ideology starts to invade sexuality, of all things, we're solidly into 1984 territory.
Diana: That's bizarre. It's like an inversion of the older time when gay people chose heterosexual relationships that didn't actually interest them, because society was dominated by religious taboos. Either way it's fake and a betrayal of the self.
Ricko: Thanks!
The racoon graphic should be the graphic for the Trump administration.
You've packed so much in one post!
Thanks for letting me know I can be called Ombrophile.
So... a human embryo is much like a pig embryo?
My choice: Tyrants don't create tyranny; your obedience does.
Ruby: Except the raccoon would be rabid.
Tomichan: There tends to be a lot to go into these -- believe me, I leave a lot out each time.
Pretty much all mammal embryos look similar at that stage. I've seen dolphin, elephant, etc embryos and they all look alike (as do human ones). It reflects the close common ancestry.
We need to remember how many of the heroes of human history were those who refused to obey the authorities of their time.
Apparently, I'm an ombrophile. It's been raining here for the past day. I love it.
Several of these gave me something to think about.
I always hope to give people something to think about!
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