Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing for Amy Coney Barrett I am watching the confirmation hearings for selecting Judge Amy Coney Barrett as the next member to the United States Supreme Court. What a […]
To Judge or not to Judge
A Rant of Sorts
It makes me feel better I started working on my musings of a hypothetical change to Socialism in America a few days ago. But, then I was interrupted by watching CNN and […]
Dead on Arrival: The US Constitution
A Document to enslave, suppress, and oppress the American underclasses. I was 18 years-old when I joined the military. I took an oath to the US Constitution, as stated below: I, (NAME), […]
Thoughts Roundup
Clearing out the clutter. We’ve all been there, stray thoughts that tend to clutter up our mind. They must, sooner or later, be exorcised from our brain to make room to start […]
Republican Hypocrisy
Pisses Me Off, But isn’t Unsurprising At a time the country, or at least a part of the country, are mourning the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Republicans […]
Kayleigh McEnany
Donald Trump’s supposedly honest Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany has been the White House Press Secretary for Donald Trump since April 2020. Kayleigh held her first press conference as Press Secretary on May […]
Is the Outrage at the Film “Cuties” Valid?
Or are our knee-jerk opinions wrong? For the record, I have not viewed the movie. I am relying on the information of two young people and media reports on the point of […]
QAnon is Not #SavingOurChildren
Human Trafficking is a Real Problem, Not a Conspiracy Tonight I’d like to introduce you to Babylon Jones, a.k.a. furiousbabs, an enthusiastic Zillennial activist who’s just about sick of the direction America’s […]
BLM Violence
Is it Bad or Necessary? I strongly support the Black Lives Matter movement in the United States. There has been enough systemic racism against Black Americans and now BLM is holding the […]
Depression, A War We Fight!
And I Don’t Mean Economic Depression According to the Healthline, an “estimated that 16.2 million adults in the United States, or 6.7 percent of American adults, have had at least one major […]
