Wrote this 5 years ago, but since the New York Times cheered Marx’s birthday yeaterday, I figured May Day 2018 was a good time to re-post it! The left thinks that they are winning…and they are – in the sense that Charlie Sheen was “winning” as he lost his mind and immersed himself in drugs…
Sooner or later every progressive organization undergoes a purge of those deemed not progressive enough. This was pretty common in the bad old days of the USSR – you even see it in Red China today – leaders of the communist movement get deposed and sent to the Gulag for not being sufficiently excited about…
“Vanity of vanities, saith the Preacher, vanity of vanities; all is vanity.” ~ Ecclesiastes 1:2 Today, I update King Solomon (who wrote Ecclesiastes) by saying “Sancticomey of sancticomies, saiith Mikey the Scribe, sancticomey of sancticomies; all is sancticomey.” So, I coined a new word. Shoot me. Here’s the definition: Sancticomey (sanc-ti-cōm-e): (noun) – Righteousness accompanied…
If it seems that America is undergoing a permanent, monthly/weekly/daily temper tantrum – that’s because it is. While our President has done some very good things for our country in his short tenure, he has proven that he has no compunction about getting down in the playpen with his progressive and NeverTrump detractors and rubbing…
One of the reasons we on the right will never agree with the left is that the left chooses not to see the difference in the exercise of a right and the commission of a crime. Progressives choose not to see the difference in the right to bear arms and mass murder. The choose not…
Just saw this video clip where Emma Gonzalez, Parkland child activist, says (in her own voice): “For those of Us who KNEW him [Nikolas Cruz] since middle school, it was no surprise he was the shooter…” Yet she will take no responsibility for her own actions – beyond this tacit admission of complicity. The Stoneman…
One cannot have standards without the ability to judge and one cannot judge without having standards. Such is the necessary mutuality for ordered, civil, free societies to exist. I read Shirley Jackson’s short story “The Lottery” in the 5th grade. This article about it is an example of the operant conditioning the youth of our…
