From the Divine Sarah:
“We aren’t so much going backward as being shoved backward.”
One of her better posts (which is saying a lot). Please read the whole thing.
From the Divine Sarah:
“We aren’t so much going backward as being shoved backward.”
One of her better posts (which is saying a lot). Please read the whole thing.
From Hugo Gurdon:
“We’re now able, with our dazzling technology, to look billions of light years from the surface of our planet all the way to the rim of outer space and to peer back as far as the beginning of the universe. But here on Earth, we blind ourselves with ideology and cannot see what’s staring us in the face.”
Most concise takedown of the Green Tyranny I’ve seen to date.
From the bony* Ann Coulter:
Consistent with liberal psyches, the attack on the Supreme Court last week was completely schizophrenic —
Thursday: HOW DARE YOU TAKE AWAY STATES’ RIGHTS ON GUNS!
Friday: HOW DARE YOU GIVE US STATES’ RIGHTS ON ABORTION!
[ANSWER: One’s in the Constitution, and one isn’t.]
Then again, expecting logic (not to say Constitutional familiarity) from the Left will always be a fool’s errand.
“If you are a bad guy and come into our schools with a gun, or any other kind of weapon, with the intention of causing harm to our faculty or children, our Deputies will eliminate you immediately.” — Putnam County (TN) Sheriff Eddie Farris
Oh man, am I the only one who got the Warm & Fuzzies from reading that?
Likelihood of a school mass shooting in Putnam county: zero.
As timely as ever:
“The truth is that, to many people calling themselves Socialists, revolution does not mean a movement of the masses with which they hope to associate themselves; it means a set of reforms which ‘we’, the clever ones, are going to impose upon ‘them’, the Lower Orders.”
— George Orwell
Corollary: “…and exile, punish or execute all those who refuse to accept the reforms.”
From Johnny Rotten, about Britishland’s Royal Family:
“A bunch of German tourists, with a Greek thrown in.”
I know several Brits who still refer to them as “the Germans”, with one saying witheringly: “My family has been noble for well over six centuries. Theirs hasn’t.”