Category Archives: Philosophical
A Coup in America
Yesterday we witnessed something that has not been done in America before. Don’t let anyone belittle it by telling you it has happened before when a State House was taken by racists more than an hundred years ago. They did … Continue reading
Farewell to 2020
I always suspected that 2020 would be ironic and the cause for clear vision. It came in, and almost straight away there was a hint of change on the horizon. It was when the NBA cancelled in March that I … Continue reading
This Is Only A Test
Today I am just running a test post from a different computer. This is going to be nice, isn’t it? But truthfully, this is also the end of 2020. I am not going to miss this one, I am sure! … Continue reading
Mild Armageddon
I remember when I was a kid, and used to go to Church, hence, read things like The Book of Revelations, and had discussions with friends about it. We were young, and stupid. If I still believed in that kind … Continue reading
I Am Reminded
I am oft reminded that I am not musical. I remember it well when I am with others, and won’t dare to ruin any composition with my voice or instrumentation. But even alone, I cannot muster a sound or two … Continue reading
The Middle of it All
Covid is beginning to spike in the US. There are things I would like to say about how it is managed here in the US, and that if we had elected Bernie in 2016, and put in place an national … Continue reading
Coronavirus Lockdown Thoughts
This is the great cataclysm that the preppers have all been preparing for. Well, a lighter version, actually, but the world seems to have ground to a halt nonetheless, and those people who were preppers are probably not worried in … Continue reading
On Death
I am far too young to comment knowledgeably on this, but too foolish not to. Death is not the problem to work out. It is something all living things face. Why do we even concern ourselves with it? Life is … Continue reading
Why Our Words Are Important
The words we use for other people are imperative. Once we use words that dehumanize, we dehumanize.
Religion & Politics
When I was a kid, I often heard older folks say, “two things you should never discuss are religion and politics.” Old folks new that people’s differences of opinions would lead to a social fracturing. They knew on a deeper … Continue reading