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Some cartoon character that everyone thinks is Burt Reynolds.

All great especially the one that Trump invited Maduro. Didn't get the Burt Reynolds one though.

Now I know who illegally deprives me of a handicap parking place crippled me can legally park in. Always kinda felt it would be some doofus like a dim Dem. What I'd like to know is where ever the hell are any actual enforcing cops like the lady in that meme?
As for the "No Trespassing" meme, the punishment described is a fate worse than death.

Great bunch! Got a lot of much needed chuckles.
Loved Alexa saying, “No.” More of us need to say “no”more instead of saying nothing.

I believe that you meant to say "Our Democracy" -- while listening to some of these folks as they drone on ... the phrase "Our Democracy" is employed in nearly every sentence. It's as if they are reading from a script or have been programmed.

Well, maybe I can't park in a handicap spot with a democrap in the car but I'm sure I could if it had Shit for Brains Too!

Which is usually the case, just sayin.

I think a lot of this can be traced to the Tolerance of the Judges that allow the filth to roam freely.

There was a story in the Seattle PI regarding the fact that much of the crime in Seattle was the result of a small number of felons -- you sort the histogram and The Usual Suspects percolate to the top. They were just turn-styled through the system -- processed, and let out on the streets of Seattle -- good for Business, when the Business is the legal / judicial System.

One of the primary culprits in this mess was homeless bum Travis Berge.
Eventually, reality hit this piece of filth hard -- dirt nap: "Around 12:30 a.m., SWAT officers entered the pump house and found the man dead inside a 10-foot tank which contained about 50 gallons of a 12% bleach solution, officers said."

Article: https://www.seattlepi.com/local/komo/...

An even more detailed / better article: https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/meth...

In the above detailed article, it will be necessary to click on the embedded video located on the upper-left portion of the page, turn on the sound, open to full screen if you care to. This is just one example of how one homeless bum can result in millions of dollars in damages, costs to the health system and, in the end, first degree murder.

"When I hear about the predation, I feel motivated to violence…to find the perps and take care of business." I felt the anger as I read this article, too. Justice for the innocent victims. If the day comes when the perps get their due even if I don't have the rope I hope to be well enough to join in the pitchfork and torches crowd. Where is Judge Roy Bean when we need him?

When I hear about the predation, I feel motivated to violence…to find the perps and take care of business. I am honest to myself about this. I manage myself accordingly. Because they are in charge now.

Well done

Wow

Nicely done, LibertyPen!

From the article: "When a society chooses to tolerate violent behavior, it does not abolish violence. It reallocates it—away from criminals and toward law-abiding people." There it is in the nutshell.

Great response; thanks!

👍 Thank you, LibertyPen!

More federal control under the constitution.
History shows that the fedgov ignores the limits under the US constitution, thanks to traitor Lincoln's
tariff/anti-freedom war and the unpunished war crimes of Grant, Sherman, and Sheridan.
The Articles did not give the fedgov ability to raise an army to force some of the states to pay unreasonable
taxes that were designed to benefit other states that had corrupt control over the fedgov.
OTOH, the States United might not have survived European meddling under the Articles of Confederation.

Yes, heard both arguments as well. If remember correctly, it seemed to suggest more Federal control. But, will add some research to my to-do-list. Thanks

Thanks for the excellent video. 👍
I wish it had also covered the Articles of Confederation which arguably was a better form of republican government than the constitution.

Double ++ for a better Sunday afternoon et al.

From other sources I knew Russia was having a Christian revival after kicking communism to the curb, but wasn't aware of its true nature. Rebuilding a cathedral in Moscow is certainly a statement!

10 minute video about world political systems and why the Constitution is so important. https://youtu.be/jJEuZrvNYg0

Middle one, left panel..
Boy, that hits the mule on the head.

My pastor spoke on this, Sunday. True Christianity is not God telling you not to have fun. It's God reminding us not to hurt ourselves. It seems to me that AR had a bit of a bone to pick with organized religions, and I can surmise a lot of the reasons, which is why I'm not a Catholic, Mormon, or one of many others. Being "charitable", on the surface, goes against her warnings against altruism, but I think there's a line between giving of yourself to others who will return nothing, or worse, are actively working against you, and doing for family, friends, and community in which you have a vested interest.
I suspect AR would say, "Kick your kids (if you bothered to have any) out of the house when they turn 18, and let them fend for themselves", but remember that when you're old and feeble, you might want someone there to help you. I've heard it said, "Take care of your children. They're the ones who will choose your nursing home."
Efforts toward making life easier for others in your community may well result in less strife and turmoil for the community, and perhaps a better life for you.
"Power" is ultimately the ability to reshape the world to your liking, and that's part of it all. It's not all about, as AR would probably say, your personal well-being and wealth.
Douglas Adams was a well-known atheist, but in his "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", there's a nice homage to "one man (who) had been nailed to a tree for saying how great it would be to be nice to people for a change".

Looking at religions today... is there an honestly traditional one left?

I'm old enough to remember when a church (at least the Baptist church I attended) was true to the gospel.

I guess I brought it up after seeing an interview with Dr Joseph P. Farrell (author) last night where he described himself as an "old curmudgeon" when it came to the state of large religious institutions.
He feels they are all corrupt at this point.

After hearing his direct experience as a practicing theologian, it's hard to argue his logic and evidence on the matter.

The major religions have lost their way.
Satan has gained the upper hand.

One last observation:
Farrell said the (Greek and Russian) Orthodox churches are kind of the last hold-outs.
His final comment was that after the fall of the Soviet Union, the common folk of Russia were spiritually revived by their return to the Russian Orthodox Church.
A major cathedral in Moscow that Stalin had torn down (replaced with some Soviet iconology) was rebuilt to it's original design.
That speaks volumes to the change happening in Russia today.

Holy smokes! I got down voted to zero for admitting I'm not perfect! Tragedy, LOL!

Always heard it said when moving to the mid-west "it's your east coast attitude" we get'er done!!