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Standing Up For Something

Zacha Fraccattac

upholding at least a minimal sense of reasonability

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How narrow?

Swedes are a stand in here for some kind of post-modern (and yeah, Neocon shaped) mind virus that’s epidemic all over the western world.

It’s not that Swedes are “bad” or “mean”.

It’s that they behave in ways that reveal their motivations...

16 days ago

European Brain

I can’t say who I’d rather win out and get their way.

Idiots begging for what they want well and truly do make a resoundingly convincing argument that they ought to get it.

a month ago
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6 years of torture

Sean Connery put his finger on it decades ago at the end of this 7 minute clip:

Stupidity.

It’s one thing to be stupid but another altogether to be vapid, vacant, and violent.

Let me tell a story of a proper kind of stupidity.

At 17 bac...

2 months ago
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1

Monumentally Idiotic: Blue Is The New Red

I saved these two graphs in 2020.

I hadn’t quite realized what I was looking at although I’d quit voting in 2011
(previously always voted for democrats)

Look, obviously:

  • what —was— the Republican Party in 1980

—is— the Democrati...

3 months ago

Memory

1973, give or take, about 6 years old maybe 7.

Getting in fights and having crushes.

In the suburbs.

Next door two daughters.

One my age the other older, maybe 10 years older, 16, 17?
Maybe 18:

Before sunrise in the hour before it...

3 months ago

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