A key passage in LOOKING BACKWARD, Edward Bellamy's Gilded Age surprise hit about socialism, has been on my mind a lot lately; its relevance to where we sit today will be obvious upon reading it. It's most famous for what it says about the laboring masses, but is no less insightful about middle class "wealth," precariousness, and the fear that fuels reactionary politics. ...
WE'RE
ALL
STARS
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(Cardinal in weird androgynous bodysuit turns to look directly at camera)
IN THE POPE SHOW ...
Trump really is a generational political talent. He might single-handedly resurrect moribund center-left parties around the world if he keeps making "endorsements." Mark Carney has the charisma and energy of the Treasurer of the second-biggest professional association of funeral home directors in Indiana and Donald Trump singlehandedly made him look like Che.
No one else in the history of politics could come close to pulling that off. We are witnessing a legend in his decrepit prime. ...
Can someone who is good at Economy tell me if this is good. It seems really good. I bet it's good. ...
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Scott says:
Wait, does this mean that the existence of penguins is controversial, because they aren't mentioned in the Bible?
Clearly, "penguins" are a mental illness that's shared by all secular-progressives. Honest, god-fearing conservatives know the truth…
Mike says:
"Post-Noachian."
Ed says:
Yes, "post-noachian." That sure does sound all scientumific!
Jake says:
With those giant pointy horns, I bet unicorns have a hard time using public drinking fountains.
Which means they weren't very intelligently designed.
Jeremy says:
Isn't that unicorn's horn a sex toy?
Samantha says:
Only if it vibrates at just the right frequency. Now THAT would be intelligent design.
KenW says:
Intelligent Design.
How intelligent is it to design a sewage disposal system to run through a recreational area?