Fred’s Substack
Fred JonasMy personal Substack
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The Problem With My Favorite Arts Venue
I live in Dade County, Florida, where Miami is. There are various arts venues scattered around, in downtown Miami, on Miami Beach, in the upper part of the county, and in the next county up. That’s Broward County, where Ft Lauderdale is.
"Congratulations." "Fuck You."
I have a number of favorite movies. I watch them repeatedly, because I like them. One is weirdly magnetic. It’s creepy. It’s called “Fallen,” and it has to do with what we would normally call the supernatural, and demons.
Helluva Country
I owe you an apology. I’m not tech savvy. I don’t know how to do this. I called one of my Substack friends to ask for advice, but he must be busy. He didn’t answer. What I want to do is the “paste” part of having “cut” an article, so that i...
The Doctor Is...In
It seems that Colorado passed a law banning conversion therapy for minors, and the SCOTUS rejected the law. The SCOTUS’ argument, as I have seen it described, is that banning conversion therapy represents banning free speech. (The SCOTUS is...
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Psychiatrist. Grew up Jewish until I realized that knowing there's no such thing as "god" meant I didn't have the entry criterion to be part of any religion. Personal spirituality is fine, if it helps people feel good, but religions are just bad.
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