Over the past few months, I’ve had many conversations that go something like this: Other Person: “I’m going to get vacksinated” Me: “Aren’t you worried about the side effects?” Other Person: “What side effects?” Then we talk a bit and I tell them about the eleven-plus thousand Americans (and counting)
I was talking with a friend of mine the other day about the ridiculous things that people believe. You know, crazy shit like vackseens aren’t killing people, personal pronouns are a good idea and that racist white cops are trying to exterminate black men. I wondered how so many smart
I’m going to sum up Critical Race Theory in three words: It’s whitey’s fault. That’s it. That’s all you need to know. If you can remember that, then you’ll have mastered the entire concept behind Critical Race Theory (CRT). It’s pretty simple really, everything else you hear about CRT are
Phones don’t ring anymore, but people still say, “my phone is ringing”. You also don’t “dial” a number anymore, but people still use that term too. Ask a millennial what dialing a phone means and they’ll know that it means calling someone. But, ask them why we use the term
I lived in Green Bay many years ago. I had rented half of a duplex and a guy named Rob lived in the other half. When I met Rob, I noticed he had some mental issues. He seemed smart enough, but he was forgetful and had a hard time reasoning
Since we’re seeing an unprecedented number of “noncitizens” entering out country, I thought it might be handy to give them a quick lesson on three essential words. Especially since they’ll be using them a lot after they’ve been “integrated” into our welfare system. The three words are: dumbass, smartass and
I watched a press conference with Nancy Pelosi this morning. She was posing with the Congressional Black Caucus shortly after the verdict was read in the Derek Chauvin trial. Speaking about George Floyd, she said, “His name is synonymous with justice, dignity and grace and service.” Are we talking about
I get it. Being a parent is hard. But becoming a parent is easy. Becoming a parent is so easy practically anyone can do it. However, being a good parent is much more difficult. There is no intelligence test required to become a parent. OK, that’s not entirely true. There
There are moments in our lives that stand out from all the others. Moments that can have a powerful impact on everything you do going forward. Times that have so much of your focus, it’s impossible not to learn from them. When my son was a little guy, probably around
One of the last things I had to do before I could get my carry permit was to have an interview with a Sheriff’s deputy. He asked me if I would be willing to pull the trigger if I had to. My reply was that it wasn’t my decision to