Critically Thinking About Things That Change Society
I support "the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances" as it states in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution but the totality of what we've seen across the United States recently is different.
Now if you're open minded and think about how society changes over time it's easy to see that all the things we're seeing these days are showing us that we're in the middle of a massive social push towards totalitarianism...
...an example of a conversation between people that disagree about a point and the conversation went well south of that initial disagreement.
I just visited the website of Black Lives Matter "What We Believe" page for the first time and some of what I read was astounding!
How did so many people in the population come to believe that the accusations are absolute fact when the only "evidence" to support them are correlation equals causation arguments?
You’re simply trying to intimidate your way inside my home and I’m exerting my Constitutional rights not to have my home illegally invaded and illegally searched without a warrant by Police Officers that swore to uphold the law and have no logical reason to be bothering me.
Feel free to peaceably assemble and petition the Government for a redress of grievances all you want but once you prove that your common sense is dead by choosing to start intimidation and violence your message quickly becomes lost in your own unethical and immoral actions.
Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for many years.
I implore you to please take it upon yourself to directly support your local food bank or pantry with your dollars during the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you're one of the ones suffering from Acute Propaganda-Induced Anti-Trump Hysteria Syndrome, heal thyself by infecting your brain with real facts!
Critically Thinking About Things That Change Society
Character is not developed and/or projected to others by the challenges we face in life but by how we choose to react those challenges.
and Stately Manor of David Blaska, your humble squire and irascible bloggeur, reporting from The Emerald City, Madison Wisconsin.
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