Taking Out

Exactly. I mean, I’m not particularly big or intimidating, but I definitely do not need a gun or any weapon to kill you. That is not some tough-guy bluster. Any man who has been in many fights and knows how to handle himself is capable of taking another person out bare-handed.

I’d assume the same for some random dipshit who broke into my house. If they did and I had a gun and they don’t run away immediately, it’s 187 time.

Chav

(1) Flopping Aces on X: "Let's get real and rip the mask off...what actually flipped the script on Chavez wasn't some sudden moral awakening, wasn't the old allegations, and sure as hell wasn't his actual track record. Nah, the only thing that changed is that Cesar Chavez became too damn politically" / X

The left has known forever that Chavez was a scumbag. Agreed that since Chavez’s anti-illegals stance started being brought to light, the idiot left realized it was time to kick him out of the club.

Pro tip: Those most opposed to illegal immigration are legal immigrants. Easy to understand why if you think about it for a billionth of a second.

Lockdown Dragout

Why are Covidians so obsessed with lockdowns? If they had their way, we’d all still be in lockdown now of course, more than six years after the pandemic began.

It must be noted that blanket lockdowns had never been used in another pandemic before Covid; they were in fact specifically recommended against by the WHO prior to 2020. What bothers me is the Covidians’ extreme fixation on lockdowns, not whether or not if they are sometimes warranted. It seems extremely unhealthy to me.

You can just tell it has absolutely nothing to do with wanting to help anyone.

Still Look

(1) Emily Zanotti ๐Ÿฆ (@emzanotti) / X

Exactly. They were all thinking, “Why is she dressed so weird?”

Almost all of the claims that go, “Men are so evil because they just won’t stop staring at me” is just humblebragging. It’s a way of saying without outright stating, “I’m so gorgeous and irresistible that even when I’m poorly dressed, they still can’t take their eyes off me.”

And it’s almost never true.

The 90s

It’s strange being old enough now to remember a world that not only younger generations believe did not exist, they deny that it could possibly have existed.

But what’s “impossible” now lived and breathed once. The marks of that era’s passing have like glaciers carved the landscape in which we now dwell, and the light and shadow of that time have imprinted on the future as if on film. Now we play out the end of that movie, with the actors therein not realizing they are on a stage built by others they deny were even real.