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1. Yes … the LGBTQueers are in-charge. Just as the global warmists are in-charge. Our nations have been captured by radically destructive ideologies. Even to the point that you MUST believe that a boy can become a girl, and that Co2 is a pollutant, and that Russia is LOSING the War in Ukraine. Slava Ukrainia or something

   Woke pretending will be the death of us all.

   1. About that, I was looking at the amount of money US-AID spent annually, and it compares in size to the $114 billion world-wide sales of the publishing business. They spent roughly enough to buy the attention and compliance of all print and broadcast media in N. America and Europe.

      Ever notice that Japanese anime, manga and live-action movies are nothing like Hollywood and N. American print? That might be a big part of the reason why.

      I think it is less that our nations are captured, and more that certain interests have been doing everything they can to keep a propaganda smokescreen going since the 1960s. We are the most over-sold, over-marketed and over-propagandized culture in the world, in history.

      I do believe it has stopped working. And now, they are -panicking-.

      1. Ph,
         That is an outstanding, and by the way, very optimistic conclusion. Skepticism in whatever form, especially regarding monopolistic institutions, is wonderful.
         I’m curious how much you believe the Covid Deception may have accelerated consumer skepticism.

2. “Our nations have been captured by radically destructive ideologies. ”

   It was a damned slow capture. Generations of comfort fueled terminal apathy. The end result: slugs.

3. Well, if it’s not the Cinderella Effect, it may be the “devouring mother’ effect, or the “abusive daddy’ effect.
   Et Cetera.
   Humans are a bent species, to paraphrase C.S. Lewis.
   But, as Vonnegut said, “It’s never too late to have a happy childhood.”
   Have a nice day.

   1. Stevie … I’ve posted here before about my awful (by any standards) childhood. All I ever wanted was an intact, loving, heterosexual, family. Mother and Father. But all I got was an alcoholic, abusive father and a weak, unloving mother, who ended her relationship with me (and my brother) at age 9 … never to be seen again.

      I’ve never felt sorry for myself. Learned to be a survivor. And just got on with life the best I could. Lucky for me … I was passed around a number of caring, loving people, one after another … literally miraculously … who all saved my life.

      I have spent every year since reliving the childhood I lost. First, by giving my own children an intact, loving family and then by simply living well. Then, building a business, investing, and building my own home (three times remodeled and expanded). I’ve had a ball as an adult … looking at life with a childlike enthusiasm and belief in dreams. Now, at age 69, I don’t feel the least bit cheated … but actually am amazed at how my life unfolded. I have been truly blessed. If one refuses to see themselves as a victim … then you’ll never become one.

      And yes, part of my relived childhood is a deep dive rediscovery of the music of my youth … from 1963 – 1973 (thereabouts). It is amazing how a song triggers every tiny bit of happy memories. When I hear those songs, I hear hope, and belief in my future. They rarely, if ever trigger a negative memory. I’m having a ball, Mr. Vonnegut! You are SO correct.

      And yes … when I finally retire (and move OUT of this insane State) … I will be writing my memoirs and autobiography. I actually believe I can also do a screenplay that would be Oscar-worthy … but wouldn’t involve any gay characters … so would never be nominated.

      1. Kenji,
         Thx for sharing. That’s a lot of deep revelation.

         1. what roaddog said