From this article:
“Rule of thumb: assume anything and everything you say and do online is being watched by someone somewhere. Because more often than not, that’s exactly what’s happening.”
In case that’s happening to me:
(by your pathetic definition)
From some guy in the Comments in an article which I can’t remember. (Oh wait, I just did.)
“The statewide electorate in New York is stupid and you should throw rocks at them.”
The same could be said for the electorates in most major U.S. cities, and a couple of states too.
Thank you, Jordan Peterson.
From Kenny, a quick summary:
“I’ve yet to meet a single person who’s happy with runaway inflation, a biased ‘justice’ system, gas prices, material shortages, pedophiles indoctrinating our kids, increased taxes, paying off somebody else’s student loans, and loss of liberties. Not one person.”
From The Divine Sarah:
“We know the climate changes. We just don’t believe that socialism stops it.”
I’ll start worrying about the effects of mankind on the climate when Bill Gates sells his fucking jet.
We have a 3-for-1 series of quotes today:
From former Hong Kong governor Sir John Cowperthwaite, talking about his refusal to let his government collect data from the population:
“If I let them compute those statistics, they’ll want to use them for planning.”
From Eric Erickson, speaking about the BidenReich and the latest example of its bastardy:
“They don’t care about your privacy. They don’t care about your gun rights. They don’t care about congressional laws that prohibit the formation of a gun registry. They want to be able to target and harass gun owners.”
Mencken’s reminder:
“The only good bureaucrat is one with a pistol to his head. Put it in his hand and it’s goodbye to the Bill of Rights.”
Never more true than it is today.