Today In Insanity
Welcome
to another installment of “Today in Insanity,” in which we’ll take a quick look
at several stories that will make you shake your head and say to yourself,
“what the bleep?!”
*First up, we
have Sen. Eric Schmitt being queried by a female reporter with a British accent. The reporter
referred to the sleek and powerful watercraft being used by Venezuelan drug
runners to ferry cocaine and fentanyl to America as “fishing boats.” Seriously.
Would she call aircraft carriers “tugboats?” Would she term Hellfire missiles
“bottle rockets?” B-1 bombers “gliders?” You cannot hate the mainstream media
enough folks. You just can’t.
*Next up we
have the specter of the Venezuelan leader himself, Nicolás Maduro, dancing to a
song apparently titled “No War, Yes Peace.” This would be as if, after menacing
Europe for years, Adolf Hitler was seen in public singing, “All we are saying
is give peace a chance.” As if that little number wasn’t enough kitsch, Maduro
recently sang Bobby McFerrin’s ‘80s hit, “Don’t Worry, Be Happy.” He also declared that Christmas and
New Year’s had already arrived in the erstwhile “Jewel of South America” that
he has so thoroughly destroyed. Oh, and he did tell rally attendees to be “ready
to smash the teeth of the North American Empire if necessary.” Good luck with
that. Don’t worry, be happy.
*Gavin “Slick”
Newsome, governor of California, America’s version of Venezuela, recently
appeared on an episode of The Ezra Klein Show. Newsome stated, “I wanna see trans kids. I have a trans godson. There’s no
governor that’s done more pro-trans legislation than I have.” You see, Newsome,
too, has a dream. He has a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live
out the true meaning of its creed: "We hold these truths to be
self-evident: that all trans men are men and all trans women are women.” He has
a dream that his trans godson will one day live in a nation where they will
not be judged, but will judge others by their reaction to they’s preferred
pronouns. And he has a dream that one day, little trans boys and trans girls
will be able to join hands with other trans boys and trans girls. As sisters
and brothers. Or whatever.
*And finally,
a woman in Canada who has waited years for surgery has become so pain-ridden
and distraught she applied for the nation’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program. Her request was
(relatively) promptly approved. Thousands of Canucks have died while on waiting
lists for medical procedures. One question seems relevant here: “How come
Canadians don’t have to wait nearly as long to be euthanized?”
‘Til
next time. Try to stay sane.
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