Women learn early that wanting something is a liability. Men learn that taking something is negotiable. That is the opening lesson, delivered without ceremony, reinforced without pause.
Continue reading “On The Arithmetic of Shame”
Donald Trump loves numbers when they suit him. Yesterday on September 8, 2025, at the Museum of the Bible, he leaned back in his chair, and declared victory. Crime in America, he said, had dropped by 27 percent since his return to office.
In Washington, D.C., he bragged that homicides were down 60 percent. He credited himself, his deployment of the National Guard, and his iron will. Then came the line that revealed more than he intended.
Continue reading “Trump’s War On Crime Somehow Excludes Violence Against Women”
As the sun sets on the horizon, casting a gloomy shadow over the land of Zimbabwe, we find ourselves standing at the precipice of yet another election. A mere two days separates us from what appears to be a predetermined outcome—a continuation of the status quo. It is with a heavy heart that we embark upon this journey, for it is a journey that elicits somber reflection, a dark contemplation, and a profound introspection of our future.
Continue reading “2 Days Left To Another 5 YEARS”
Bearing a child affects a woman more deeply than it can any man. No woman thinks, like, “I guess I’ll go out today and get a pedicure then stop off at the clinic for an abortion”. It’s a soul-bruising choice. From the depths of my conscience, I say: what about the rights of the born? The ones already occupying the planet, the ones living and … Continue reading Child Bearing
You Americans are luvvies- warm, friendly, generous– and much too polite lately. Why are you sitting around sucking your thumbs and sucking up the Biden BullShit? Are you utterly spineless? Of course politicians have no spines, just like they have no scruples. Politicians may start with principles and a conscience but those who try to act accordingly are weeded out at the lower levels. The … Continue reading The Morden-Day America.
Prisons are a big business. The whole war on drugs is an industry in itself. I know a kid from a well-off family who was a coke addict and was jailed to punish him. The county where he was incarcerated got money from DEA for the investigation, and more for the arrest. The lawyer who bargained down his plea got hundreds of dollars an hour. … Continue reading The Big Prison Business.
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