Absurdity Today:
*Leftists and Great Re-setters believe in a one-world government…but
an infinite number of genders. Ponder that. Crazy on steroids.
*Many atheists say that science has rendered belief in God
implausible. Which is odd, because those who believe in God don’t say that
faith renders belief in science implausible. Who is tolerant, open-minded,
reasonable?
*Adbusters, a radical environmental group, recently took to
Twitter to tell people to let the air out of other people’s SUVs in an
apparent attempt to combat climate change. The group tweeted:
“So here’s what we do: Wedge gravel in the tire valves, leaflet the
SUV to let them know the tires are flat and why it was done, and walk away.
It’s that simple. If we organize, we can hit enough SUVs in
particular neighborhoods to spark reporting and spread the metameme." In
response, SUV owners should call for the harassment of environmental groups to
combat intolerance, ignorance, and insanity.
*Progressives, who have spent much
of the past, oh, century or so berating Republicans for allegedly being in bed
with Big Business, are now suddenly aghast that Republican Florida Gov. Ron
DeSantis has stood up to criticism Disney Corporation has made regarding his desire
to protect parents’ right to know what their children are being taught in the
public schools their tax dollars pay for. Disney is the beneficiary of unique
and staggering government largesse stemming from a 1967 deal in which the
company was granted near total control over the 27,000 acres of the Reedy Creek Improvement District on which it sits.
*Former White House coronavirus
response coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx recently stated that health and
government officials never promised that the vaccines would prevent infection
or transmission, though that is precisely what all
previous vaccines were designed to do. Instead, Birx claimed that the
experimental jabs were only intended to help “protect against severe disease
and hospitalization.” Yes, and condoms
aren’t meant to prevent one from becoming pregnant, but to help “protect
against severe pregnancy and hospitalization.” So, why were the vaccines
against polio, measles, the mumps, and smallpox designed to keep one from
contracting… polio, measles, the mumps, and smallpox?
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