Musings
*Those on The Left love non-binary
sexes/genders, non-binary marriages (including open, polyamory, or sologamy). Yet, when it comes to the
COVID-19 vaccines, they are strictly binary. They divide everyone into two
camps and characterize everyone using only two labels. Either you are
vaccinated or you are a murderer. Well, I’m a transimmunized
person. I identify as vaccinated some days, some days not. That is my
truth.
*What if America had non-binary highways
instead of discriminatory ones? Roads on which we could all travel in two, no
or all directions at once depending on how we felt at that moment? That
would be “smashing,” as the Brits say. Quite literally.
*To
progressives/leftists/socialists/communists the communal is all the
rage. Global governance is in. It takes a village, you know. They are all about
identity groups and "communities." Individualism
is, like Capitalism, considered to be an archaic and heartless vestige of a
bygone patriarchal era. Yet, they insist that each individual has the self-evident
right to choose their own morality, truth, and gender. Amazing.
*It
should be obvious that we have lost our minds...and souls. Colleges are now
stocking men’s rooms with feminine hygiene products. We are urged to avoid
using the term “mother” and to instead say “birthing person.” I'm sure
commercials for contraceptives will soon feature two men. You know, in the
interest of inclusivity.
*A nonpolitical note: I have more
passwords for computers, websites, apps, devices, email, etc., etc., than I can
possibly remember/deal with. How are we supposed to remember 52 totally different
passwords? Especially as “experts” say they all must be completely random and
nonsensical to enhance security? We are admonished to not use birthdates,
anniversaries, names of significant others or pets, or anything else that we could
possibly remember. We are told not to use any password more than once, and that
they should all be at least 10-12 characters in length, preferably more, and
consist of a random mix of capital and lower-case letters, numerals, and
“special characters.” Also, they say, don’t write them down anywhere where they
could possibly be discovered! And don’t let anyone else know what they are! And
make sure to change them all frequently! As a result, I am “password protected”
from doing most anything online.
*I will conclude by stating: ”Let’s go
Brandon!”
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