I like to read, it's been well documented in this blog. I won't go into how much, but understand that when I tell you that I read something. Yesterday, it was that the idiot FDA was considering loosening the restrictions against homosexuals and bisexuals donating blood. Those two groups feel discriminated against, and don't think it's fair that they are not allowed to donate blood that may well kill people.
Do you remember when anyone could get AIDS? That's the lie that they try and perpetuate. Sure Magic Johnson is HIV positive, but he was having sex with anything that didn't outrun him. You put up those kinds of numbers, and you are bound to get something bad.
The truth of the matter is that if you are in a monogamous relationship with someone who is also monogamous (there is the catch, right?) and neither of you are using intravenous drugs, then you have a very small chance of ever getting AIDS. It also helps if neither of you are homosexual. That is the part that seems to cheese the rainbow crowd right off.
How dare the HIV virus be so discriminating? It just isn't fair! So to make them feel less bad about themselves- we should allow them to potentially infect the rest of us? Are you kidding?
I don't think it's a good idea to knowingly let in a virus that could kill us all. It doesn't matter if people are living longer with the virus. Look at Johnson, he's the portliest HIV positive person in the world! Remember what Rock Hudson looked like at the end? He was skin and bones, a human skeleton.
But now it's going to be okay for homosexuals and those who won't commit to one team to go ahead and donate blood so that they don't feel bad about themselves. Yeah, better we kill a few million more people with none of the behaviors that cause AIDS then we hurt the feelings of some homosexuals and switch hitters.
If you have the time and the inclination, now would be a great time to start putting your own blood into storage. It may cost a little, but the average month of medicines to inhibit the HIV virus costs anywhere from $2000 to $5000. Add that to the cost of your obamacare premiums and you are talking about a lot more money than storing your own blood in case you would need it. It seems to me that is a no brainer.
You can easily go online or call your local hospital to see what kind of storage they have available. Most people don't need more than a few pints, even in the worst emergency. At the very worst, you could store enough to replace your entire system-maybe five and a half quarts.
Think about it, you'll thank me later.
Monday, May 25, 2015
Monday, May 18, 2015
Operation Jade Helm
People love to have something to be afraid of, don't they? It can be something as simple as fluoride in the water or as complex as the calendar year changing. I remember with much fondness the people whose panties were permanently twisted when the year 2000 rolled around. It was much fuss for nothing, I don't recall anyone losing their power, and wide spread panic was mostly averted. Imagine if the internet had been as prevalent.
Now we have a military exercise known as Operation Jade Helm on the horizon. It is a military exercise, not unlike past exercises, that designated parts of the United States as hostile territory. The Navy did a similar exercise off the Georgia coast. No lives were lost.
I am not a fan of the current administration. Spend two minutes reading other posts of mine and you will reach the same conclusion. But conspiracy theorists abound and they are making me weary.
Operation Jade Helm is a training exercise for Special Forces. It isn't going to be a covert attempt to overthrow local governments and install Marshall Law.
It will run from July 15 to September 15 and it will not affect any voting events, nor will it install any military as police in local areas. It isn't going to be used to usher in a military presence. It isn't going to be an attempt to install b.o. as a permanent dictator. Do you really think Hillary or Bill Clinton would go along with a dictator that wasn't one of them?? Of course they wouldn't.
While I appreciate the states that will be monitoring the exercise with their Guard units, I have to wonder if that isn't the best use of their funds. Go ahead and watch, But then don't complain when your budgets fall short.
Does anyone else remember when Algore tried to steal the 2000 election? I actually worked with idiots who thought that just meant Slick Willie got to remain president until it was decided. Sad, isn't it?
I don't think Operation Jade Helm is a covert attempt to overthrow the citizenry. I don't think that even someone as ignorant of American Culture like b.o. would try something that stupid. Do you know why the emperor of Japan didn't want to try and invade the mainland of the United States of America? "Because there is a gun behind every blade of grass" that's why.
Is anyone really worried that Texas of all places will be overrun??
Think about it: two idiot muslims tried to murder a bunch of innocents over their latest hissy fit having to do with their favorite pedophile-Mohammed-and what happened? Gun rights 2 would be muslim terrorists 0.
Even the bleating from the ignorant left and those who would blame the organizers of the contest cannot defend the idea that we cherish freedom in the United States. We don't cower from the politically incorrect-at least not yet.
Try to kill us and we will kill you back. Think about it. You'll thank me later.
Now we have a military exercise known as Operation Jade Helm on the horizon. It is a military exercise, not unlike past exercises, that designated parts of the United States as hostile territory. The Navy did a similar exercise off the Georgia coast. No lives were lost.
I am not a fan of the current administration. Spend two minutes reading other posts of mine and you will reach the same conclusion. But conspiracy theorists abound and they are making me weary.
Operation Jade Helm is a training exercise for Special Forces. It isn't going to be a covert attempt to overthrow local governments and install Marshall Law.
It will run from July 15 to September 15 and it will not affect any voting events, nor will it install any military as police in local areas. It isn't going to be used to usher in a military presence. It isn't going to be an attempt to install b.o. as a permanent dictator. Do you really think Hillary or Bill Clinton would go along with a dictator that wasn't one of them?? Of course they wouldn't.
While I appreciate the states that will be monitoring the exercise with their Guard units, I have to wonder if that isn't the best use of their funds. Go ahead and watch, But then don't complain when your budgets fall short.
Does anyone else remember when Algore tried to steal the 2000 election? I actually worked with idiots who thought that just meant Slick Willie got to remain president until it was decided. Sad, isn't it?
I don't think Operation Jade Helm is a covert attempt to overthrow the citizenry. I don't think that even someone as ignorant of American Culture like b.o. would try something that stupid. Do you know why the emperor of Japan didn't want to try and invade the mainland of the United States of America? "Because there is a gun behind every blade of grass" that's why.
Is anyone really worried that Texas of all places will be overrun??
Think about it: two idiot muslims tried to murder a bunch of innocents over their latest hissy fit having to do with their favorite pedophile-Mohammed-and what happened? Gun rights 2 would be muslim terrorists 0.
Even the bleating from the ignorant left and those who would blame the organizers of the contest cannot defend the idea that we cherish freedom in the United States. We don't cower from the politically incorrect-at least not yet.
Try to kill us and we will kill you back. Think about it. You'll thank me later.
Monday, May 11, 2015
The Joys of Stupid People
I was recently contacted through the site that I use for my blog from some nameless faceless moron. I post my opinions in forums (hide your shock) and from time to time an idiot-albeit a tenacious idiot-attempts to engage me in back and forth. I will not be cowed when I am right. I will post the links proving my point. I don't need any more back and forth as you utter your pathetic "no weapons of mass destruction" "I can see Russia from my house" or my personal favorite lie "Gore won."
Once you utter one of the special lies, I realize that I am talking to a moron and there is no sense continuing the debate. One of my favorite expressions lately is "When you are arguing with a fool, make sure that they aren't also."
So the internet is wonderful in that it has made the world open and free for debate. We are now able to share our opinions and ideas with almost everyone in the world at the click of a button. So why is it that some people are simply astounded to discover that they are not only wrong, but that most people don't think the way that they do? The loudest voice in the room isn't usually the right voice. In my experience, the person who must doggedly insist that you are wrong is the person who is usually talking out of his or her butt. I guess I don't tolerate fools as well as I used to do. Maybe I have gotten more patient (wouldn't that be nice?) or maybe I just got tired.
I will not say something is right when it isn't-but on the other hand, how many times do I have to say it? I don't care much for people who have to assure me how intelligent that they are. Nine times out of ten, I'll figure it out myself after talking to you for a few minutes. It's the same way with very religious people. I don't need to be told that you are a Christian. Live your life, and I will see it for myself.
Someone I care deeply for was recently baptized. It was wonderful to see him join the family of Christ. But he doesn't need to tell me he is a Christian. I see it in the way he struggles to turn away from the actions of his past. He loves God and is new to prayer. He'll get there. He isn't stupid, just ignorant, for now. But he is finding his way, less ignorance.
But stupid people relish their stupidity. They gang up with other stupids and try and make you think that they are right simply because they all think the same way. Classic Ailynsky tactic, and a sign of desperation.
Embrace your debates with the stoopids. If nothing else, they'll make you feel much better about yourself. Think about it, you'll thank me later.
Once you utter one of the special lies, I realize that I am talking to a moron and there is no sense continuing the debate. One of my favorite expressions lately is "When you are arguing with a fool, make sure that they aren't also."
So the internet is wonderful in that it has made the world open and free for debate. We are now able to share our opinions and ideas with almost everyone in the world at the click of a button. So why is it that some people are simply astounded to discover that they are not only wrong, but that most people don't think the way that they do? The loudest voice in the room isn't usually the right voice. In my experience, the person who must doggedly insist that you are wrong is the person who is usually talking out of his or her butt. I guess I don't tolerate fools as well as I used to do. Maybe I have gotten more patient (wouldn't that be nice?) or maybe I just got tired.
I will not say something is right when it isn't-but on the other hand, how many times do I have to say it? I don't care much for people who have to assure me how intelligent that they are. Nine times out of ten, I'll figure it out myself after talking to you for a few minutes. It's the same way with very religious people. I don't need to be told that you are a Christian. Live your life, and I will see it for myself.
Someone I care deeply for was recently baptized. It was wonderful to see him join the family of Christ. But he doesn't need to tell me he is a Christian. I see it in the way he struggles to turn away from the actions of his past. He loves God and is new to prayer. He'll get there. He isn't stupid, just ignorant, for now. But he is finding his way, less ignorance.
But stupid people relish their stupidity. They gang up with other stupids and try and make you think that they are right simply because they all think the same way. Classic Ailynsky tactic, and a sign of desperation.
Embrace your debates with the stoopids. If nothing else, they'll make you feel much better about yourself. Think about it, you'll thank me later.
Monday, May 4, 2015
Homosexual "Marriage" Isn't About Equality- It's Trying to Force the Normalization of Abhorrant Behavior
It's come down to this. This week the Supreme Court or SCOTUS for those who love their acronyms-will decide what we have to tolerate. It isn't equality, it's lowering our standards so that those who refuse to abide by morals and standards can feel less freakish.
Marriage is one man and one woman. Already polygamists are lining up to take a crack at normalizing their behavior.
Homosexuality has nothing to do with civil rights. Nothing at all, no matter how they try to frame it. It does have to do with forcing the majority to change their opinions and accept what is wrong. If that isn't tyranny-then what is?
In every single state that has voted to protect marriage-defining it as one man and one woman-the initiative has passed. The only reason that it isn't standing now is because of activist judges who circumvent the Constitution and make laws from their isolated benches.
I have no faith in John Roberts. He caved on obamacare-accepting their lie that it was a tax after years and years of being told that it wasn't a tax. Bader-Ginsburg is so old and decrepit that she cannot even stay awake through a State of the Union Address. She later claimed that she had been drinking and just kind of faded. I don't blame her. Drunk is the only way to listen to B.O. Sobriety and he don't mix. At least if he is talking. And he's always talking.
Homosexuals can have civil unions. There isn't a state in the country that denies them the right to share property with whomever they choose. They can list anyone on their insurance and they can make a will and leave their crap to whatever they want to.
There is no law that stops two homosexuals from playing dress up and changing their last names to match. But that wasn't enough for them, was it?
The idea that Hollywood and a handful of vocal pro-homosexual celebrities can force their delusions on the majority is wrong. Plain and simple.
Two men or two women cannot be married. All of the idiots in DC can't change that. Think about it. You'll thank me later.
Marriage is one man and one woman. Already polygamists are lining up to take a crack at normalizing their behavior.
Homosexuality has nothing to do with civil rights. Nothing at all, no matter how they try to frame it. It does have to do with forcing the majority to change their opinions and accept what is wrong. If that isn't tyranny-then what is?
In every single state that has voted to protect marriage-defining it as one man and one woman-the initiative has passed. The only reason that it isn't standing now is because of activist judges who circumvent the Constitution and make laws from their isolated benches.
I have no faith in John Roberts. He caved on obamacare-accepting their lie that it was a tax after years and years of being told that it wasn't a tax. Bader-Ginsburg is so old and decrepit that she cannot even stay awake through a State of the Union Address. She later claimed that she had been drinking and just kind of faded. I don't blame her. Drunk is the only way to listen to B.O. Sobriety and he don't mix. At least if he is talking. And he's always talking.
Homosexuals can have civil unions. There isn't a state in the country that denies them the right to share property with whomever they choose. They can list anyone on their insurance and they can make a will and leave their crap to whatever they want to.
There is no law that stops two homosexuals from playing dress up and changing their last names to match. But that wasn't enough for them, was it?
The idea that Hollywood and a handful of vocal pro-homosexual celebrities can force their delusions on the majority is wrong. Plain and simple.
Two men or two women cannot be married. All of the idiots in DC can't change that. Think about it. You'll thank me later.
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