Category: Schroeder’s Corner
Our Vulgar Self Congratulatory Existence
Right now, in California, they are worried about peanut oil in the fried chicken. No, seriously, restaurants now, by law, have to have menus that read like ingredient lists lest a customer encounter some unwanted food to which they are allergic – and California is quite proud of how civilized they are. Yet, in Sudan, real massacres, not pretend ones like everyone has been on a high horse about in Gaza, are happening. In Sudan entire villages are being invaded and people are being openly massacred by the thousands. So large and so brutal is the killing that the human remains and massive blood stains on the soil are visible from space. This being reported just two weeks after we looked at the mass killing of Christians in Nigeria. Helping people with food allergies is fine, but dear Lord, acting like it is some sort of major moral victory when humans are being slaughtered en masse in other parts of the world is just warped.
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When The Silly Outweighs The Serious
I am beginning to think that the Democratic Party, and the legacy media it has swallowed, are an organized form of personality disorder. They cannot tell what is important from what is not and everything is viewed through a very personal lens. In the past 36 hours (an amazing period of time when you consider 17% of it was consumed by a single World Series game) I have encountered two very serious stories about exploitation of people, while encountering dozens about things that just don’t matter that much save in the minds of that cohort. It is actually kind of frightening.
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Mamdani Plays The Victim
So, NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani tried to play the victim over the weekend because his aunt (in a hajib) was viewed suspiciously in the aftermath of 9-11 in New York. Was she arrested, tried, beaten or otherwise actually persecuted? No, apparently people just looked at her suspiciously. Now first of all, I have been
When A Bad Idea Proves It
The legalization of marijuana was/is (depending on your location) a bad idea. Intoxication, in any form, is not a good idea – even if we tolerate it to some limited extent. Given that we do try to limit and control intoxication, the last thing we need/needed, is to increase its possibility. Most argument for the
What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits
The headline here is an homage to one of the beloved albums of my younger days by the Doobie Brothers – back when albums were albums, on vinyl. I wish I could herein wax eloquent about the days sitting in a room, queueing up records, spinning them and enjoying music with friends – which is
Hatred Spinning Out Of Control
Two things I love to do on Saturday – a round up of stories I did not cover during the week and make fun of California. I am not sure I can make it funny this week – things are taking very ugly turns. We’ll start light but we will not be able to stay
Freedom In The Press
As I read through the headlines this morning, most of them once again proclaiming the latest Trumpian outrage that wasn’t actually that outrageous, I thought of what I wrote yesterday, “But Trump is doing it so it must be wrong!” I grew astonished at how much energy some people were putting into watching every move
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