Verboten Realities

12 Replies to “Verboten Realities”

1. “Party of Shoplifting.” Bwahaaa, that’s a good one!

   That’s what the Lieberals are here in Canaduh, and the NDPee as well. Election coming up, friends.

   We can even step it up a notch. #ShinyPony: Party of Car Thieves for Palestine!

   1. Car Thieves for Palestine!

      Sounds like a placard the dufusi (plural of dufus) would wave about while marching through downtown.

      Or a bumper sticker. Of course, that way cool bumper sticker would get stolen… with the car attached.

2. I shall link to myself here, if it’s all the same… And here… And …

3. L – Prof. Amy Wax is a most articulate defender of the foundational values of Western Civilization, and
   of the Academy of Plato/Aristotle. She wields truth and logic like a sword. Kate should pin this. Perhaps,
   for the duration of the provincial and municipal elections?

4. The eternal battle between the users of words and the users of tools.
   Tool users consider words to be just another tool and use them accordingly.
   The non tool users regard words as magic.
   They “Speak” and so it shall be.
   Objective truth rules over tool users,you build one piece at a time,the throbbing pain of that hammer blackened thumbnail reminds you to Not Repeat..
   No amount of wishing,praying or mumbling incantation,will get a real job done.

   The verbal artists shun these truths,for their dream worlds implode every time truth bumps into them.

   Of course truth is real,verifiable and impossible to ignore…
   So our progressive comrades hate,fear and avoid truth and beauty in all its forms..
   When one commits to a lifetime of idiocy,they do become small and ugly..
   Compound stupidity defines evil.

   1. Samuel Johnson once kicked a rock and proclaimed…
      “Thus I refute Berkeley!”

5. Wait until they find out that “Jimmy the Greek” was right about physiological and intellectual differences existing between races based on the external stimuli and needs that evolved over time. Then what?

6. “Usually, it was falsehoods that undermine trust, back in the good old days, and truth that supported trust. Now they’ve turned that completely on its head….

   Here, let me finish that sentence for you:

   … and have got away with it because the public is too stupid to envision the consequences.

   1. the rest of the finish something to the effect ‘and thats because the ptb powers that be have ensured ever increasing technology driven distractions abound’

      1. Well, there’s no shortage of distractions, that’s for sure. But I’m not convinced that distractions create stupidity. I think it’s more along the lines of – initially anyway – that stupid people are drawn to distractions.

         Take for example The Big Orange Squirrel that a majority of Canadians are fixated on to the south of us; while ignoring our own country turning into a cesspool.

7. Daughter went to U of Pennsylvania. I went to Harvard.
   Both of us are disgusted by what has happened to these universities.
   I have already paid for college for my grandchildren and these two schools are NOT eligible along with any schools that act similarly.
   Fortunately in the US we still lots of non-woke colleges and new ones opening up every year.

8. L – The woke U. of T. figured they’d gotten rid of the pesky, truth seeker, Prof. Jordan Peterson;
   but his new online university had 30,000 students signed up within a month of opening.
   He, who laughs last, laughs best. Higher quality lectures and at a fraction of the price. Provincial
   governments will save much money, when university buildings are only inhabited by the ghosts of
   the scholars, who graduated decades, ago.

   https://petersonacademy.com/