The most popular movie in America this week is Alex Garland's Civil War, a movie described thus: In a dystopian future America, a team of military-embedded journalists races against time to reach Washington, D.C., before rebel factions descend upon the White House.
I think the left (particularly the Chicago left) is unwilling/ incapable of handling the protests. Chicago will be what it always is: an embarrassment with furious idiots circling its besotted wagons.
The sad thing is, I can't see Trump winning, so despite ALL of what you say, we're in for even WORSE for the next four years. It's insane, but there it is.
Hope I'm wrong. But even if I am, that just means Trump won, which is hardly setting us back on the path of sanity.
Anyway, watching the free-for-all of radicals and counter-radicals and demented takes is just depressing. Americans deserve this, if they don't care to stop it. It's pathetic.
“I wholeheartedly support "the right of the people peaceably to assemble" (see: The Bill of Rights) and to "petition the Government for a redress of grievances," (see: The Bill of Rights, again)”
WRT Columbia, Yale, NYU et al, I don’t believe the right to assemble includes on private property. And the schools and their non protesting students of whom they are making demands (petitioning) are not the government. Even if they do take government grant money.
I think the left (particularly the Chicago left) is unwilling/ incapable of handling the protests. Chicago will be what it always is: an embarrassment with furious idiots circling its besotted wagons.
The sad thing is, I can't see Trump winning, so despite ALL of what you say, we're in for even WORSE for the next four years. It's insane, but there it is.
Hope I'm wrong. But even if I am, that just means Trump won, which is hardly setting us back on the path of sanity.
Anyway, watching the free-for-all of radicals and counter-radicals and demented takes is just depressing. Americans deserve this, if they don't care to stop it. It's pathetic.
The DNC is going to be a circus carnival shat show of a dumpster fire.
“I wholeheartedly support "the right of the people peaceably to assemble" (see: The Bill of Rights) and to "petition the Government for a redress of grievances," (see: The Bill of Rights, again)”
WRT Columbia, Yale, NYU et al, I don’t believe the right to assemble includes on private property. And the schools and their non protesting students of whom they are making demands (petitioning) are not the government. Even if they do take government grant money.
I stand corrected (in the corner)
What are the dates of the DNC? I want to make sure I am far away.
Excellent. And I enjoy your wit!