Bookworm Beat 7/23/22 — the “end is near” illustrated edition
Every day, I read the news and wonder how long we can sustain this level of madness. And every day I think, “At least the memes are good.”
Continue readingConservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Every day, I read the news and wonder how long we can sustain this level of madness. And every day I think, “At least the memes are good.”
Continue readingThe news is hitting so hard and fast, and from so many different angles, that the only theme here is that I have lots and lots of memes.
Continue readingIt’s great to have a working website again, so more articles and meme round-ups…like this one: the Supreme Court, abortion, guns, and more.
Continue readingThis is a deep dive into the principles underlying the main opinion in Dobbs and the concurrences, as well as the utter lack of principles underlying the dissent. Given the length of the majority opinion, concurrence, and dissent in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Org., it has taken me a
Continue readingWith the Supreme Court whipping out decisions and Democrats still on a rampage, I’ve got too many memes to wait until Friday. A caveat goes with the next one: The Supreme Court was addressing a very specific law. However, the principles laid out mark the death knell of red flag
Continue readingThe Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision represents a return to constitutional law — and if Dems hate it, there’s a constitutional amendment process to change it.
Continue readingIf I had to do a list of the real problems behind school shootings, I’d say (in no particular order)…. One: Fatherlessness, which results in a defective generation of young men. Two: Abortion, which results in a generation of young people who believe life has no value and that individuals
Continue readingIt’s not a sure thing that Justice Alito’s brilliant opinion will be made final but America has gotten a really good look at the Democrat death cult (plus other memes).
Continue readingAlito’s decision is beautifully written and perfectly argued, but it’s long. Here’s a condensed version with commentary. Wolf Howling read through all 98 pages in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. He came away impressed with the legal reasoning and the accurate legal history. In terms of sheer legal intellectualism, the
Continue readingThis video offers a snapshot of just how crazy Democrats have become. But don’t worry! This is actually good news. You can find the Podcast here. Or you can listen to it by pushing the “play” button immediately below: And here you can see my new video which still has glitches
Continue readingI have a bunch of cartoons (some a little old) and a few comments of my own to make. It’s Saturday night so I’m having some fun. First, the comments…. If you ever imagined America becoming a totalitarian nation under whatever scenario (pandemic, alien invasion, etc.), do any part of your
Continue readingIf you scan the internet, you’ll see a number of headlines stating that the Supreme Court is hearing oral argument today in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the case out of Mississippi that challenges Roe v. Wade. I’m completely disinterested because I’m certain that the outcome is pre-determined: Roe v. Wade will
Continue readingWelcome, all, on this date of 8 Nov. On this day: 1674 – John Milton, the great English poet, author, and civil servant, died on this day. He is well-remembered for his full-throated defense of freedom of speech and freedom of the press. In 1644, during the English Civil War, Milton authored
Continue readingI admit it — I got carried away. But as America spirals out of control, there are more good memes than ever for an illustrated edition. (Hat tip to Conservative Treehouse for the video.)
Continue readingUma Thurman normally wouldn’t interest me but her pro-abortion message actually made three excellent points (that she didn’t mean to make). Uma Thurman occupies a place on the list of Hollywood actresses in whom I have no interest. I believe I last saw her in Pulp Fiction, almost thirty years
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