Month: May 2022

Sinking Feeling

Posted on by Anthony Bialy

Sink to the level of foes to prove who’s better. Being as awful as they are is a fascinating strategy currently employed by many who claim to be above their icky foes. Alleged conservatives aren’t going to be bothered by how the whole reason they purportedly enrolled was to not be like their mendaciously agitated counterparts. But the very modern participating sophisticates just know they have to win, even if they can’t identify the game.

Rudeness is now an ideology. Justifying nastiness by claiming there are new rules doesn’t merely let those who are presumably wrong about everything define terms: it means being just as noxious. Let them be scumbags instead of trying to lower the common denominator.

Descend into the sewer to seek fights. You sure showed them, as you feel around for your flashlight. Wading into your enemy’s lair surely isn’t a trap. You lose even if you win. We call that the Trump principle. Republicans who think they still must obey their dark master show they weren’t interested in individual rights after all.

Pretend those attempting to commandeer an ideology based on leaving others alone are muscular fighters to humor them, as it’s the closest they get to funny. Slap fights between histrionic bitches would be more entertaining if the winner weren’t allowed to hassle the rest of us.

The only thing worse than falling for Trump is still thinking he achieved anything other than hoodwinking. You may have noticed how he calls himself the best doesn’t prove it, or at least hopefully have over decades of risibly doing so culminating in scamming his way to the presidency.

Not doing all the atrocious things Stompin’ Joe Biden presently inflicts is kind of an achievement. Getting into alarmingly whiny arguments about what they totally would’ve done better does not. You may as well still think Friends is funny.

Masking insecurity shouldn’t be so obvious, as it puts psychiatrists out of work. It’s much easier to defend accomplishments when you have them. Those who still haven’t figured out Trump had to bellow about his accomplishments to overcompensate for not having them make campaigns a chore. Winning elections counts in the same sense as Justin Bieber’s popularity connoting talent. Sticking his name in gold should suffice.

The two sides are supposed to be different. Otherwise, the fight is just about a love of combat. Presuming your foes are as nasty as they are dull is presumably the reason you’re not aligned with them. So, why try to mimic their hideous tactics? Enemies of freedom aren’t good at understanding what rights are, which extends to their need to distort facts when conning voters.

Playing on their terms is surely a winning strategy. Letting the opponent choose the style means you’re already defeated. You don’t have to argue with an unpleasant scumbag just because you’re enduring shrieking. You’re free to walk away from someone trying to bait you.

Calm down. Telling that to someone who might be a bit wound up supposedly never works. But a deep breath followed by assessing the situation could lead to avoiding stress-inducing outrage. Measured tacticians choose the venue and means of combat. Science doesn’t argue with those who claim to love it even as they warp it in the non-fun wormhole way. Those frustrated by the drive to pretend gender can be redefined just like energy acquisition could make the case that everything would improve with levelheadedness.

Pointing out when leftists are being silly should be as easy as it is amusing. But the slightest effort at cleverness isn’t worth it to those who top out at chucking mud clumps. It’s tough to think of something wiser than parroting your dreadful enemies’ mendacious tactics. The choice between being pusillanimous and obnoxious is designed to remain binary for a reason.

What if there were a third way that didn’t involve needing to grow nails in order to win fisticuffs? The best case for reversing the rot of Bidenomics involves noting exchange beats allegedly getting stuff for free. Nothing they suck is merely the start. Winning conversions goes beyond the very nuanced Trump/Hannity/Carlson demand to save America without being able to define anything but the fiendishness of everyone who loathes them. Alleged fans of right and wrong are not into subtlety.

Defining just why they’re rabid partisans requires a degree of self-reflection that would distract from preparing for battle. Conquering is utmost for those who don’t know why. Faction members treat politics as a summer camp color war where the one certainty is that the other side must be defeated. Hate them because they’re against you. They’re against you because you hate them.

A baffling alternate form of conservatism based on robust intervention resembles the big government side in multiple ways. I thought the whole point was avoiding deleterious transformative leftist nonsense. But those who aligned based on cheap slogans or base attraction to a dreamy personality either fail to offer an alternative or advocate for vigorous government with a patriotic sheen.

Protecting what you believe means more if there is something. Tribes only fight over who gets to boss around everyone else. Calm critics of the overwhelming state can note a less grabby government will not only fail to result in starving children but actually create a robust economy where fewer whippersnappers are hungry to begin with.

Letting results of actions speak wins out, which is deeply challenging to those whose primary exercise is pointless conflict. Politics has become the flabby UFC where combatants are locked in the cage without having any ideological difference. Actual grappling is at least entertaining to watch. Some people would need to have principles to first defend them.

Wasteful Crises

Posted on by Anthony Bialy

Reaching glory will be even more impressive if we endure pain first. Heaven will be glorious by hellish contrast. Exploiting crises is how our more inspirational leaders mold society into their precious minds’ images. It’s not that our greatest dreamers are into misery or anything, but your suffering makes the conversion seem appealing. The state’s fans do need you to be frightened enough to cheer for ceding your rights. There’s a reason fetishes should be kept secret.

The joyless calculation behind imposing restrictions on liberty following previous governmental screwups is a demented philosophy courtesy of reptilian Rahm Emanuel, who visited our planet just to let us humans know how irrational we were being to want rights despite troubles. Financial turmoil leading to you begging to let the president guard your wallet is just what Democrats need, so please don’t do anything foolish that’d damage their prospects like fixing problems.

Crises caused by the very policies alleged solvers embrace remain an unappreciated irony. Try free money again to make everyone wealthy. Mortgage meddling nuked the global economy, but just because we’re still dealing with fallout doesn’t mean we should stop trying to make things cheaper than what they cost or anything. Using previous infiltration’s dire consequences to inflict even more tampering perpetuates the cycle. Government keeps itself involved in the worst way.

Elected bosses decided its role was to ensure everyone bought a house, college diploma, or plug-in care regardless of whether or not new residents could afford one. You might be surprised to learn the globe’s economy melted down as a result of humanity missing payments. The natural response was to allow even more leniency about truant checks. This is where conspiracy lunatics seem vindicated.

Using agonizing tumult to impose alleged order is ghastly enough. The fact pain inevitably multiplies is merely a sign the transition is proceeding vigorously. It’s tough to tell whether they’re generally and spectacularly incompetently attempting to help or spreading misery in order to calculatingly inflict coercion. Note the debate does not feature any participants who claim circumstances have become swell.

The worst contagious disease still spreads even as panic about the virus subsides. A more literal pandemic was nothing but a chance to boss around frightened citizens who didn’t want to catch the zombie plague from respirating. Shutdowns certainly weren’t supposed to help. At least they better not have based on results that would’ve been identical to sick people staying home and doubling down on NyQuil.

Russia loves the Sun. There’s been no better opportunity for our nearest star to keep our lights lit when our side spins away from it. Clean energy-loving invading tyrants are just what American liberals needed to pimp power created by cool vibes. Noted friend of Mother Earth Vladimir Putin deciding he wanted another country to ruin was just the opportunity enemies of fuel needed. Our environment’s most ardent defenders have to pretend to not enjoy the invasion. Working energy is the second victim behind a mugged Ukraine.

Convincing ourselves that relying on the Sun will generate karmic power to compensate for clouds is bound to keep the refrigerator running. The outlet is both free and clean, assure those who either don’t ask questions or don’t want us doing so. Disregard their pipe-blocking while waiting for the outlet to make your puttermobile purr again. Environmental zealots didn’t put a cork in it only because it would involve cutting down a tree. It’s not like we could plant more.

Legislatures might not pass crucial bills that save us from the tumult of decisions. Executives seeking bypasses streamline in the worst way. The only way to exacerbate seizing upon trouble is to impose further uselessly agonizing nonsense. We got locked inside for two years, but at least it kept the disease from rampaging for an extended interval like, say, two years. A chance to siphon more cash to fritter is a small price to pay.

It’d be more adorable to think that voting will solve life’s issues if everyone who knew better didn’t have to suffer from the consequences of suckers. Trusting politicians for anything exacerbates everything. Those who seek to coerce you into compliance hope more than anything that uncooperative humans fail to notice patterns.

Do as you’re told, demand those who should be told they can’t do anything right. A life revolving around politics leads to predictably gloomy results that shouldn’t surprise even recent visitors to Earth. Making your existence the same by force is the dream of those who know eternal pleasure is just one mandate away. The only way to make the actuality worse is dragging in others.

There are surely nice things to say about an ideology that preys upon fear. Needing pain to work is a sign surrendering autonomy is unquestionably the way to go. Life might provide an insufficient amount of hurt to convince you we must level society then rebuild it in a way that will please Beto O’Rourke. It would really help them out if you let things rot, so don’t bother with any of your decadent capitalistic attempts to improve situations with work and trade. Your life’s designers are trying their hardest to help by harming.

War, What Is It Good For? Maybe Something

Posted on by Anthony Bialy

Fighting is the worst possible thing except maybe not fighting. The refusal to punch back leads to peace in its way. Being dragged into war is another in an endless delight on a globe those who just wish to be left alone are forced to share with bothersome goons who want nothing more than to actively share their own misery. Earth would be funnier to watch than it is for participants.

The enemy is fighting. It’s an unfortunate glitch with reality that warfare does not require mutual consent. Free will may occasionally be abused by dastardly brutes eager to seize more territory to ruin. The best option in a world that is not remains returning fire. Implements are indifferent. Virtue takes the form of how they’re wielded. The choice is often unfortunately either accepting assault or rather robustly showing that we aren’t interested in imposed victimhood.

Vladimir Putin’s dream of seeing the Atlantic Ocean means turning every country in between rotten. He wants to share the bleakness. The only thing worse than picking fights is lacking slap strength. A warmongering inspiring imperialist is as bad at war like they’re trying manufacturing anything other than a potato.

Exporting their only product is the erstwhile Soviet Union’s demented take on commerce. Russia strives to make everywhere as miserable as Russia, which is why they destroy as they invade. It never occurred to stampeding tyrant bitches that keeping factories running in lieu of bombing them would mean they could hold territory that’s more pleasant. Or perhaps the comparison to relatively pleasant life set a precedent invaders didn’t even want to attempt to copy.

The peaceful don’t want to fight by definition and nature. Dental patients with aching teeth don’t want to get root canals, either, but the only alternative is rot. Eliminating rather vigorous threats is the responsible thing to do to avoid even further agony.

An economical decision weighing costs versus drawbacks could lead to concluding today’s painful conflict would cause less pain than unchecked mayhem. One again, being an adult sucks. Being a kid does, too, but the persistence of time helps you become either more shocked by offenses or grow accustomed to them.

The only thing worse than being drawn into conflict is conceding. I’d rather not bring up the time al-Qaeda decided to not wait for our consent, which is merely an extension of their diabolical goals. Issuing a license to hunt terrorists was the closest the rather unseemly group came to acting like a government, although they neglect to make anything official.

Nobody felt like participating in World War II regardless of how fun Battlefield 1942 seems. Invaders hoped targets would genuflect while tossing rose petals under tank treads. Weary warriors must summon the energy to avoid the enervation of oppression. Chamberlain is assuredly remembered for bravely preventing fiendish violence, no? We’re once again having to repeat what happens to those who don’t learn history.

I’m sure nothing makes conflict disappear like ignoring it. Are you against peace? Complex analysts of our globe who think removing competition spurs efficient affordability assure us war is bad in case we didn’t know. Being ready just in case must provoke combat, as dastards assuredly adore attacking the prepared.

Barbarians find themselves bored if nobody is willing to battle, which is why we should spend our cruel tank budget on universal babysitting. That’s unless you like unsupervised toddlers, war junkie.

Being ready is a necessity, not a frivolity. The innocent don’t want to have to learn the art of drawing a concealed firearm. But looming muggers make the art of packing heat desirable to learn. Democratic mayors couldn’t do more to encourage remaking Death Wish as a documentary if they tried.

Living for the moment isn’t the swellest idea if things aren’t stopping. There might be more in the near future; that’s the way time has progressed so far. Like printing money to get rich, tomorrow is going to feature a crushing hangover that’ll far overshadow today’s mild bliss. Postponing problems doesn’t quite seem to end them. Being glad the invasion has only gone so far is a great way to have peace for five minutes.

Dealing with unpleasantness takes up quite a bit of our days even during peacetime. Maintenance, imperfections, and ineptness create lots of tasks to complete if anyone fretted about idleness. This world requires a tremendous investment in effort in order to rest. And forget it when careless parties infringe on your itinerary.

A messy confrontation may be inevitable thanks to the wretched conditions imposed by this thing we call our dumb world. Spending a rather large portion of our hours toiling in order to keep out villains is unpleasant business. But it’s far superior to letting a despot set your schedule. Russian trains aren’t as timely as hoped.

Buffalo United by a Murderous Divider

Posted on by Anthony Bialy

People just wanted to shop. It’s hard to think of a worse crime than murdering individuals living their lives because of their skin color. The pain felt by those coping with a human demon’s ambush in a Buffalo supermarket is exponentially more acute for loved ones who had no idea they were seeing victims for the last time. What should have been a nice day in my hometown and city of residence will always ache. We can only care for each other in defiance of diabolicalness.

I’m as sad as I am angry. I never intend to speak for anyone else, but this seems to be a moment for concurrent feelings reflecting unpleasantness. This unbearable assault shows just how evil evil can be. The amount of agony one dastard can inflict is immeasurable.

One of the worst offenses in recent memory brings to mind a small but important language distinction. Hamlet’s indecisiveness is a tragedy. Murdering supermarket patrons is an atrocity.

I’m sick of crimes committed with guns in places with heavy gun control. Those who think guns act sentiently are wrong in so many ways, including how they disregard the way their policies are already in place. Politicizing an unspeakable crime to infringe on the Second Amendment can only be more mortifying if New York as among the nation’s strictest gun laws, which, oh yeah, it does.

People’s republic-style limitations on carrying an implement for self-defense created an area where the murderer knew the victims would be unarmed. It’s virtually impossible for the law-abiding to pre-empt becoming prey. A security guard heroically gave his life keeping others from losing theirs. Forget his murderer’s name while remembering Aaron Salter.

The government should restrict guns again. Liberalism’a proponents claim failure is always a result of not trying even more of it. Crimes perpetrated using knives or bombs aren’t blamed on a lack of rights restrictions. Using a car as a weapon wouldn’t lead to calls for banning sedans, although New York politicians may still call the murderer’s vehicle an accomplice. We can’t grieve because of ghouls who use an attack on life itself to push more of their failed policies that disarm the law-abiding. They want to politicize it, so those whose approach isn’t working get their wish.

Intent is what matters, and sick intentions got ignored again. Sadly as usual, the murderer had previously made threats without real consequence.  Authorities who claim they can prevent future attacks didn’t do anything about someone who threatened his school. The worst weapon is an evil person, and the one in question announced his satanic intentions.

The only way shameless grandstanding could be more distasteful is when their preferred policies are not only in place but also demonstrable failures. Smug gun control fans make sure everyone else knows they’re lamenting that nothing will change. They’re unfortunately correct in a way they don’t realize, as their attempts to stop firearms instead of criminals will remain in place. Blaming everyone but the murderer is popular amongst those who subscribe to an ideology that dodges personal responsibility.

Meanwhile, we’re seeing different sort of policy shift for those mugged by reality. I wish we didn’t have an example why the most severe sentence should be an option. We’ve got company. There sure are a lot of now-former capital punishment fans who were suddenly outraged New York State doesn’t have the death penalty. Hunting shoppers because of their race is precisely why the option to schedule the offender’s last meal should be available. The needle out to be reserved for the worst of the worst. Instead, we must hope federal prosecutors recognize the only punishment that approaches adequacy.

The worst example of humanity wants us to think he’s not by himself. Don’t play along. It’s crucial not to get sucked into this bloodthirsty cur’s demented thinking. An individual who treats others as nothing more than members of a group is another criminal who acted alone in every sense. Not letting an evildoer define our country or humanity means he doesn’t win.

The murderous monster is a terrorist, and not just in the sense of the sheer awfulness felt by victims. This was an attack designed to advance a political goal. But it failed like this most vile specimen has at life. A prototypical lone wolf found zero co-conspirators. The most cowardly murderer possible is a loser who didn’t even have a malevolent friend to give him a ride.

A most terrible person rightfully doomed to life in a cell getting suckered by wicked rhetoric isn’t an excuse to add modifiers to the First Amendment. Words don’t force actions even on the most regrettable message boards. The usual shrill reactors will use a criminal’s sick thoughts as an excuse to clamp down on free talking for everyone else. Ordinary opinions will suddenly become hate speech, which is precisely why we don’t let politicians figure out what’s acceptable to say. Using one villain’s heinous assault to take rights is exactly what he’d want in case anyone doesn’t realize they’re doing his bidding.

The best way to counter monstrous views is to allow those who have the truth on their side counteract them. Brutes exposing their toxicity self-identify without even being smart enough to realize they showed everyone how dumb they are. Asking social media providers to stop broadcasts instantly shows Kathy Hochul understands how time works as poorly as she does everything else. Social media applications are going to face regulation if they can’t read minds.

It’s horrific enough to ponder the unimaginable aftermath of stopping at Tops for dinner ingredients on a lovely spring Saturday for those without a personal connection; friends and family must find it unbearable. May 14 in Buffalo was a perfect day to heat food with flames while being personally heated by sunshine. But that option has been taken along with every other one. The thought of years or decades robbed in an instant will be tough to deal with for all that missing time.

The worst examples of races are racists. Please don’t think all white people are doomed to Hell because of the malefactor in question. It feels both obvious and fundamental to announce attacking based on skin color is the worst form of human behavior. Even attempting to conceive of summoning that much hatred for that reason is beyond the comprehension of those grieving for the innocent. It’s good to not even be able to envision what Satan’s future footrest was thinking.

Buffalo’s nickname is the City of Good Neighbors for good reason. A fiend murdering our neighbors has inflicted unimaginable hurting. But everyone reacted with grief similarly. The worst person won’t drag down the rest of us. A devil in a human costume set out to divide and united a community. Universal outrage while righteously demanding justice is the most welcome reaction at the most awful moment. The only thing to hate is hate.

Costly Expenses

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Our thoughtful government saves us from pecuniary ruin by giving us more useless cash. Churning out money at this rate may overheat the printers, but you have to take risks to pretend you’re profiting. We can use what was one of the few paper products we’re still allowed to use as blankets when we’re compassionately sleeping on park benches. Buying a covering isn’t worth the price, which makes it like every other object. Isn’t it nice to be no longer possessed by possessions?

The inadvertent economic lesson of making things costly is the sole benefit of Joe Biden’s inflated term. We’re referring to items being more than expensive, which confuses our dear president. Issue an executive order that words can only mean something in one sense so we can move past the era of connotations.

Pretending we can get something for nothing is the surest way to create a product nobody can afford. The oldest lesson is also the least fun one to learn, which is why we keep repeating it. Everything generated is unwanted. So, that’s why everyone seems so freaking happy.

The constant call for affordable housing creates noise complaints instead of cheaper mortgages. A high quantity of sales pitches surely wears down economics. The first humans to think rent should be cheap must surely be clever about other matters. Scream on a subway platform about how corporations are out to get you.

A seller looking for a market shouldn’t be made to feel bad for the pursuit. Figuring whatever sort of units they think they can fill is the goal of oh so greedy landlords. Dreaming of artificially lowering prices will surely make it reality. Also, pizza should burn calories.

Trying to help may screw up everything. Take starting off with a goal of ending unemployment. Wouldn’t it be swell if nobody had to worry about having a job or coping with life? Back here on Earth, jobs are the byproduct of having something useful to do. Uncertainty about competence plagues the very sort of people who vainly demand guarantees.

Desiring unlimited free money is why you must vote correctly. That’s unless you want to suffer the indignity of toiling in order to acquire limited stockpiles. Supply and demand applies to what’s used to buy goods, as well. Cursing consistency won’t alter it.

Government pays the balance, and we all know they possess unlimited free cash. That’s why their name is on the bills. As for other obsolete technology, the reasons anything costs anything eludes those who think executive orders create affordability. All they see is the price and not how it was set. Costs way beyond what’s billed are not negated by voting.

Shoddy insurance is the downside of everyone getting it automatically. At least the prices are astronomical. Medical procedures cost a fortune, notice those who made them that way with endless mandates while buffering customers from prices. The only amazing thing about how high prices get when companies who aren’t paying directly is that anyone is amazed.

This open bar is a great deal except for the bride’s father. Handing the tab to society causes the worst hangover. Trying their hardest to make life communal is for those who manage pain by sharing it. Blues music is a way better alternative.

Take all the useless money you want. The reason prosperous contentment feels contagious has to do with the security derived from sitting on furniture made of cash piles.

There’s surely no catch to the easiest way to get rich. Mean Republicans told you the only way to have bills falling out of pockets was to please bosses or customers. Do you really want to have to be good at something to afford food? Instead, it takes multiple wheelbarrows full of bills to buy a gallon of milk, and making vegans feel indignant isn’t worth the price. 

Satan shakes his head at how devious these alleged deals are. Getting hooked on terrible entitlements is cynical even for alleged hope peddlers. There’s nowhere to take your dollars because you didn’t spend any if you didn’t already feel trapped. You’re stuck with the dispassionate and caring government that couldn’t figure out printing money furiously would lower its value. Washington offers no alternative. It’s not like Burger King if Wendy is rude to you.

I only wish there could be a way to lower prices like different sellers competing for business. Such a “free market” would also maximize quality by having to attract customers. 

You might think of not trying to make everything cheaper by edict but by competing for business. That is because you are an unsophisticated rube who doesn’t understand how the right White House can order everything better. Expensive things that are worth the price will be a relic like VCRs.

People being able to afford things because the economy isn’t drained to fill it sounds like a trick. Being glad to pay for nice stuff would mean earning and compensation, and both of those are antithetical to collective utopia. Or, continue to worry the plasma bank guy will recognize you while attempting to peddle your lone asset.

Trying to get rich instead of settling for poverty is for decadent kulaks. The whole work part dissuades those with political science degrees costing in the mid-six-figure range. The same tactics designed to lower prices creates the very need for them. If that’s not ironic enough, wait until you hear about how being handed money doesn’t mean you’re wealthy.

Poor Profits

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The nerve of getting something for giving something is the inherently selfish act that defines our oh so predatory country. The fact the payment is often cash just further infuriates those who think anyone who sells something others want must be harming them. Ea ch side receiving what’s requested is a horrendous violation, according to those who presumably never want anything back.

Anger about profits acts as a substitute for productivity. Nothing’s more selfish than others wanting what you do or have strongly enough to offer compensation for it, claim opponents of the transaction’s success. It’s too bad spite can’t be monetized.

A direct deposit following working feels too even. Being suspicious of anyone useful defines free market enemies. True artisans are supposed to be purely dedicated to craft instead of base financial motives. You’ll just use your unctuous gains to buy items from other peddlers, and hey they’ll only be working for the money, too. Our tainted world will never be pure again.

Never generating a decent output reflects dedication to ideology. If not that, Elizabeth Warren’s fan club members are just really terrible at selling anything others find valuable. Fans of forced state membership try their hardest personally not to earn to inspire a rejection of base materialism by example. At least, it’s a convenient overlapping excuse.

The practical consequences of philosophical sanctimony should settle arguments. You get a thing you seek: health care is indeed a commodity, which shocks those who think a service provided by others is a right. Anger at paying for expensive treatments provided by the most highly-trained amongst us that save lives epitomizes gratitude. Those who need treatment should be willing to surrender everything to be well. Thanks to trying to make it free, it’s now far more likely.

Foes of dealing coincidentally create no successful enterprises. Letting enemies of commerce commandeer the process makes as much sense as taking vegans to Peter Luger. Every federal takeover scheme starts off by presuming businesses should fail. Decadent capitalist outposts are hives of greed that exploit the human need for things like food and garments.

Not making a buck seems honorable until you see the output of those with no incentive to work. Goods end up costing way more, which is terrific news for those opposed to being so materialistic. Inflation offers the comfort of not being able to be defined by ownership.

Preening doesn’t make us richer in any sense. Those who smile with astounding smugness as they endorse people over profits are really loathing profitable people. Ruining the economy turns out to not be a great way to help each other, either as individuals or as a group. The alleged indignity of having to barter time or earnings in order to get goods or services means everyone involved gets treated as well as they demand. Or maybe a law will preserve dignity.

Decadent profits could come in handy. One might just use the filthy extra bit left after meeting business costs to support others. A proprietor could even pay others to complete tasks. Everything starts with having something to trade.

Jobs result from productivity, not the other way around. Employment is a result of having something worthwhile to provide, which shocks liberals who demand full labor participation first. Maybe it would be easier with services to provide, which seems cruel to those who offer nothing.

Removing motivation in order to encourage hard work will pay off right after politicians taking your funds to buy you things results in better purchases. Listen to astute observers of the human condition whose entire ideology is based on presuming efficiency takes the form of not competing. Your dear government doesn’t have to please customers, which surely creates fantastic incentives to invest seized resources wisely and with courtesy. DMVizing every industry is about to create bliss.

Railing against prosperity instead of attempting to create some themselves is one way to create equality. It’s easier to mooch off those who are too busy to fight back. Naturally, the successful will be resented for funding every daft statist scheme designed to draw out universal utopia. The fury over the presumption that any fortune is stolen from the poors in a zero-sum game is even more confusing for class warfare wagers who need to tax it in order to fund their lunatic envy schemes. Holmes would feel unchallenged without Moriarty.

Just how anyone would get anything is a question that challenges those who presume a kindly president should toss material goods like a year-round Santa. Adult children would prefer humans just be handed items, which is the part of their nature that is very much the opposite of avaricious. Each side verifying a deal sure seems like it’d create suspicion. Avoid needless interaction with humans who have the agenda of taking your money as a result of bartering by catching products dropping from the heavens.

It’s always those without anything to offer who are outraged about how much those who must attract customers retain. Taking offense at requiring motivation is a beef with reality. Corporations keeping what they’ve been given for providing products is devilish according those who wait to be handed something for nothing. Mutual exchange is the outrage of our time. A voluntary transaction, unlike, say, federal programs leaves too much room for dissent. Let your caring leaders decide what you need. Why else vote?

The Right to Choose Choosing What’s Right

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Moloch is ticked. A potential lack of sacrifices overcomes appreciation for the chaos behind leaking a decision. Those who insist gender changes with a decision between sexes that are indistinct fume that women will not be able to forcibly remove babies growing inside them. You may notice that everyone furious about the Supreme Court possibly treating a states’ issue as such has already been born. It’s better to have adults shrieking instead of babies. Birthing people might have to give birth to people.

Intimidating government workers at the Supreme Court from completing their tasks is one more middle finger to the Constitution. Abortion is the one right that exists, according to those who think government should make every other decision. Free speech and guns are for icky reactionaries who love hate speech and murder and thus should be infringed even if they’re technically written down. Meanwhile, the right to abort is on the document’s back next to privacy, separation of church and state, and compulsion to buy crummy insurance.

Treatment of the most vulnerable defines everyone else. Involving government in every matter except halting wanton attacks on the embodiment of innocence creates thorough poverty. Those whose commitment to politics is based on making a show of aiding those most at risk are full of it the other times, too. Conservatives care about babies right until they’re born, according to class warfare warriors who demand infants become wards of the welfare state.

Science’s most rabid fans want to know when they can stop looking away. Please remove the sonogram, as that looks suspiciously like a baby. Next, you’ll tell me masks stopped the virus as well as random chance.

Very late birth control creates problems with the whole way birth wasn’t really controlled. The reason for virtually all abortions is disregarded by those who very rationally use sob stories. You could get most people to permit legality following rape or incest. And the mother’s health takes precedent as long as is the situation doesn’t involve wayward doctors handing out excuses with winks. But trying to pretend almost every abortion’s reason involves not wanting to bother coping with a consequence of fun is like me claiming I patronize strip clubs for the buffet.

Wait until those losing their minds learn how many state laws they must obey. They truly are dedicated to not learning our system. Abortion of course won’t be banned even if the Supreme Court follows through despite the leak for intimidation. Instead, each of 50 little spots within the larger country will get to each decide instead of a couple justices inventing a right. The legal level should’ve always been such, so the reset would be nothing more than returning to factory settings.

Maybe people are confused because lines on a map aren’t really there when you drive long enough. The precious sacrament of the amoral will remain legal in some spots, so they can thank federalism. You just have to pretend those decaying areas are thriving. The same delinquent states that chased away residents with preposterous taxes and superstitious mandates want to kill off their next generation that doesn’t flee. If Blue States believe in evolution, they should stop trying to make themselves extinct.

Abortion won’t be safe anymore, claim those who disregard how very unsafe it is for its targets. Their misguided take on victimhood is only matched by their disregard for law. States deciding to respect the right to be born create options that liberals also loathe. At least they’re thorough. Jurisdictions competing like they’re companies means the worst possible result for those who simply cannot bring a life into the world is an abortion vacation. California could use more currency no matter if it’s speckled with blood.

Even a wholesale ban that’s not happening ignores that we have restrictions for a reason. Biology might not be in vogue, but there’s still a person growing inside one gender following certain acts of incautious carnality. We’re not anarchists even though criminality continues. Abortions will still go on. Similarly, there will always be muggings. We somehow insist on having laws despite how people occasionally break them. 

Preening about offing the inconvenient will go obsolete way faster than gasoline-powered engine. The abortion debate will soon be a historical footnote like slavery. Unconscionable advocates get more vociferous the more appalling it gets. Defenders never think of those harmed.

Support will fade quickly once truthfulness wins out as much as factuality. The reality of what an abortion actually entails is already clear, so denial is the only option for those who claim they’re deeply into evidence. Society will look back with shame that such barbarism was not only tolerated but treated by sick defenders as a basic right. Contrast opposition to gay marriage, only make it about ending life instead of thinking adults can enter into any relationships they want while viewing matrimony as a special ceremony between members of different genders. Guess which stance horrifies the sanctimoniously woke.

Think of the poor sufferers who have to relocate to an area where the conceived can be hunted. Convincing themselves ending life before it starts is about empowerment leads to the affectedly pious tantrums that presume preserving life is misogynistic. The Handmaid’s Tale isn’t becoming nonfiction, so those who enjoy preposterous melodrama have to cite a less tiresome book.

Zealots committed to permitting ending it all for casualties who don’t get a choice naturally use mendaciously self-righteous framing to distract from the real issue. The horror that entails the actual procedure is curiously dodged. Exercise the right to choose admitting the ghastliness in question. That refers to terminating children, not letting each state decide if it’s cool.

Conclusion Reached

Posted on by Anthony Bialy

An emotional connection to the rational process sums up affected humans better than they grasp. The naturally histrionic should try more of the latter, but that would mean restraining emotions. Who wants to be less real? Studying how those affect behavior is too damaging to irrational routing.

Professing allegiance to science completes research into the inadvertent feverish dedication. It’s settled. Science doesn’t care. Those in desperate need of confirmation insist a little too fervently that their beliefs are factual. Lack of confidence manifests itself in predictable ways, at least for those who have studied.

An indifferent process is treated differently depending on outlook. That’s really grasping how it works. Consistent conclusions often show those who claim to love it most are wrong about it. The fact the inadvertent illustration is hilarious has no effect on cause and effect. Buy science roses to make up for wronging it. Slice stems at an angle to keep them alive the longest, as that’s biology.

The pandemic might as well have been an experiment to see if ambitious enemies of the populace making their own choices could preserve life itself by streamlining lawmaking. The zombie era certainly didn’t confirm presumptions by biased observers about how swell life could be without autonomy.

Going lax on crime didn’t just lead to New York City subways being dangerous again. We had two years stolen from us by conmen who won’t even face probation. Some victims remain convinced they benefited by being targeted by predators. Apologists for political criminals are lustily enthusiastic about having their rights seized by loving dictators. Messianic putzing grifter Anthony Fauci makes Lyle Lanley seem honest.

If you have to keep doing something for far longer than promised and the results suck as much as if you acted like nothing was going on, it may not be helpful. I’ll wear a lab coat and carry a clipboard if it’ll make you believe me. Admitting nothing helped is tough because it means all that smug sacrifice to protect each other only made us snap at our alleged brothers and sisters. But potential future disasters could be pre-empted once we admit that imposed misery wasn’t as fun as promoted.

Preening about helping did not stop infection. The very rational fans of shutdowns were all about making a show, which your sixth-grade science teacher could’ve told you is the precise opposite of dispassionate observation.

The show of caring about those at risk coincidentally makes it the same as the rest of giant-state ideology. Just like raising taxes harms the economy to create more poverty victims and throwing taxpayer money at colleges makes tuition prohibitively expensive, acting like masks functioned as a barrier exacerbated a problem.

Preeners thought invading helped, and isn’t that what really matters? Well, no. In fact, an ostentatious display of coercion didn’t assist, which is the biggest shock of the 2020s. The placebo effect sure is strong, aside from it actually preventing infection. There’s a fading vaccine for that. The control group helpfully volunteered. Maybe they do respect studies in their way.

Claiming smart people back them up is one way to justify psychosomatic disorders. We could’ve breathed properly all this time and endured the same risk. Citing prototypical bumbling federal agencies and America’s dimmer governors is an appeal to authority with the added bonus of pretending data confirms superstitions. Dumbo could fly without the feather, and I thought we were supposed to retain inspirational messages from children’s propaganda.

You’re not the gender you are. Those alarmed by the frequency with which humans are assigned the wrong equipment sure seem like they’re opposed to biology. Helping those confused would be the truly compassionate move. But gently explaining that people are, well, born this way means scorning marginal male athletes who exploit obvious cultural absurdities, and do you want to notice chromosomes or not be shunned?

Wanting to move in any way involves a tradeoff just like economics, which is another science commonly disregarded in these modern times. Pretending downsides can be removed creates more than them. Fracking is nothing more than acquiring fuel underfoot. Similarly, it’s easy to move energy through a pipe. Burning such products is the second-worst option behind having noting to ignite. Running civilization is a small price to pay. Or, advance to the future riding puttering golf carts powered by magical outlets that run on love.

The globe’s prototypical goon got his first war win when scientist-in-chief Joe Biden decided transporting fuel wasn’t needed to transport everything else. Corking a pipeline makes life easy for corrupt de facto commie oligarchic invading tyrants who happen to sit upon an energy stockpile. Vladimir Putin might be the world’s most unscientific person yet benefits from those who are actively opposed to working engines. Useful idiots remain around.

Our most dedicated knowledge fans ignore evidence in every sense. Convincing adherents that conclusions support theories just takes forgetting what happened. Foreign policy flaccidity is favored by those who believe in taxing into prosperity. Listing one thing government runs that improves should answer any questions about who knows what they’re doing. Preening defenders of what’s risibly distorted into scientific doctrine can’t let results speak for themselves.