Reg the Fronkey Farmer

Fellow Unbelievers,

Sorry, I didn’t mean to quotate my own remarks above. That would be vain to do on purpose.

It occurs to me that a novel might be the best way to illustrate the hypocrisy, double standards,failure of critical thinking, urgency of critical thinking that comes with popular fanatical beliefs, the harm caused by irrational beliefs especially when they are inherently racist and based on ahistorical mythology, the need to address human…[Read more]

Reg,

Environment: The bad Science and bad Policy at the heart of the Climate Movement

I meant to tell you earlier, this was a pretty good article.

I must confess, Climate Change isn’t in my wheel house much and I haven’t studied all the science about it, but I’ve had some thoughts on this subject:

If Carbon Dioxide is the culprit behind…[Read more]

Reg,

The article in the JP mentions that the children being photographed in the arms of their well fed mothers are suffering from genetic disorders. It is estimated that 25%–50% of Palestinian marriages are consanguineous, with first-cousin marriages being the most common form. Rates can be even higher in certain rural areas or refugee p…

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Makes me think of Blacks who were charged with fake crimes and convicted on fake evidence. And those White juries who convicted on evidence that never should have been admissible. Rationalization: Fuck em. N’r may or may not have done this crime but he has done others and besides he is a N’r. I don’t have to finish the syllogism.

The article in the JP mentions that the children being photographed in the arms of their well fed mothers are suffering from genetic disorders. It is estimated that 25%–50% of Palestinian marriages are consanguineous, with first-cousin marriages being the most common form. Rates can be even higher in certain rural areas or refugee populations w…[Read more]

The disappointment to be apprised of how Gazans are not being starved is palpable. It must be fake news.

Some reasonably large poll in USA indicates 65 percent of Dems believe Israel is committing genocide. And obviously a much smaller percent of republicans. More young than old of course think it is genocide. As Rome…[Read more]

Unseen,

There’s nothing “indefensible” about believing it’s indefensible to use starvation as a political tool.

True, but all the Mainstream Media copycats are no more clear about this subject than The New York Times was in the days of Walter Duranty. They’ll either make up famines or deny real famines as suits the pet ideology of the moment.

Jake,

The way lefties arrive at the indefensible?

It is not a product of reason. That is for sure.

It is a mythology. Beliefs. They didn’t reason their way into those positions and most are incapable of reasoning their way out. Again, is there anything so fucking stupid, retarded, degenerate, outlandish, improbable, transparent, juvenile t…

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Jake,

The consequences of assuming free will in others as it relates to their beliefs/norms is disastrous. Lets take Muslim martyrs. Kids that their mothers are proud of for agreeing to die so that they can kill innocents for a cause they imagine is more important than their lives makes us look at those diehard Muslims as despicable. No wonder…

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@Jake

There’s nothing “indefensible” about believing it’s indefensible to use starvation as a political tool.

The way lefties arrive at the indefensible?

It is not a product of reason. That is for sure.

It is a mythology. Beliefs. They didn’t reason their way into those positions and most are incapable of reasoning their way out. Again, is there anything so fucking stupid, retarded, degenerate, outlandish, improbable, transparent, juvenile that it…[Read more]

Enco,

E N C O and that rhymes with Aamco. My second case as an attorney i represented a franchisee of Aamco. Can recall climbing rickety wooden steps to his office and feeling inadequate as a fledgling. Also feeling i want the case/don’t want the case. In the land of the blind… Well he signed that retainer agreement. First case was a total…[Read more]

jakelafort wrote:
Hamas hostage looking like he is being cared for by Germans back in the day. The recreation of that day is something the lefty’s are working on. Those hostages are eating what we eat. And then ya see a great big fat arm on the Gazan. Does not matter how idiotic the Hamas propaganda because the international media will continue t…

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
Translated: “Speedrunning democracy%” = self-sabotage for clout. “Jesus co-signed the tax fraud” = mixing religion with political delusion. “Bible thumping with zero patch notes” = outdated beliefs, no updates. “NPC behavior” = mindless repetition of slogans. “Revelations didn’t cover indictments” = karm…

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Thanks, I appreciate those examples of radio history. Even that recently, I was in a stage of ignoring most radio shows. Even as an atheist back then, I didn’t like Dawkins or Hitchens because I thought they were too strident or disrespectful. It took a while for me to mature enough to appreciate them. I was more in awe of Dennett at the time.

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PopeBeanie,

Although I don’t agree with Neal Boortz (or anyone else) 100 percent, his program was Talk Radio Gold!

Here he is off the air not taking any bait from Alex Jones

And here Neal Boortz is taking on a practitioner of The Religion of Peace and Compassion! Though Neal is an eclectic sort of…[Read more]

Jake,

If you posit free will and a modicum of intelligence, say on the level of a border collie, how do you get to the point in which progressives are defending Islamism? Literally everything that progressives want to achieve, their values; Islam seeks to destroy.

So how do you get to the point where progressives are turning a blind eye to the…

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Jake,

That is the me who can’t help but see things on a personal level. I am doing what we all do-ascribing intention to the mindless indoctrination of mindless and readily influenced majorities. As long as our species continue to operate on that understandable and yet errant assumption prospects are grim. How can we or at least the true i…

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Jake,

The crew in Mystery Science Theater 3000 had the idea that “The Desiderata” could be an action-packed comic book
graphic novel, as well as invented many children of their own comic Universe: