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I agree with Lester Holt. No, not about his “fairness is overrated” comment. His attempt to use logic that uses a “the sun sets in the west” analogy to justify that two sides of an argument shouldn’t be given equal merit is ridiculous. I’m referring to something else he said.
It’s problem-solving day again. Time to find a solution for something that needs one. Today’s topic: Identifying people who haven’t been vaccinated. Let me start out by saying that I believe there’s nothing worse than someone who chooses not to be injected with an experimental drug. Who are they to
When I saw the news of France’s third lockdown, my immediate reaction was, “Wow! That’s some strong commitment to the bit.” Here’s what I mean: The term “bit” typically refers to a comic routine, AKA “bit”. A bit is essentially a reality that comics use to paint a picture for
The way we handle illegal immigration has a problem. OK. It has lots of problems, but I’m going to focus on one. The problem is that it unfairly puts the burden for paying for illegal immigration on people who don’t believe there should be any illegal immigration in the first
You can also listen to this article on The PonkaBlog Podcast! I first published this in March of this year. Sadly, not much has changed. I updated it with the new numbers and information about the variants which were nearly unheard of back in March. Enjoy… I know that “profiling”
The United States Special Operations Command has hired its first “Chief of Diversity and Inclusion”. Really. No, really. We are actually paying someone to think of ways to make the United States special forces more inclusive and diverse. I am not making this up. It seems the radical woke believe
Maybe I’m wrong but I like to believe that I’m a pretty smart guy. If I see someone make a decision, I can usually figure out their reasoning behind it. I may not agree with their conclusion, but at least I can see what they’re trying to accomplish. So, whenever