It is important for us to understand exactly what "A is A" means.

A=A does not mean that a particular thing cannot have two distinct attributes. An orange is colored orange, and its shape is round. No contradiction there. The contradiction appears when we say, "A is not A." "This orange is not an orange," is a contradictory statement. But contradictions do not exist. Something may have changed, or you may have misunderstood what you thought you saw. A thing, or an idea, cannot both BE and NOT BE at the same time and in the same respect and context.

Any attempt to convince us otherwise, to suggest that we accept "A is not A" as some sort of higher truth is evil.

One day I asked my boss, RT, to help resolve a crazy situation. Another employee, Bob, was acting as if he were my effective boss. So I asked RT, "Is Bob my boss now?" His answer, "Ahhhh, well, ahhhhh," gave me all the reason I needed to seek employment elsewhere.

"Logic," said Rand, "is the art of non-contradictory identification."

Revealing an unexpected contradiction is a basis of humor. A good response to contradictory staatements is to laugh at them. Did Rand have a sense of humor? Look at the very first sentence of The Fountainhead.

Yep, it's time Big Bird and the gang get off the government teat and seek real employment.

Possible. She's easy on the eyes. I doubt it, though. She seems like the perfect operative for this role.

Addict whore mother?
Bill and Hitlery?