MicroGroks
If you missed it, a Chemistry teacher in Utah went on an extended rant recorded by students in the class. Here’s a primer: “Most of y’alls parents are dumber than you. I’m going to say that out loud.”
Global Warming is god. It is responsible for everything from planet-ending floods, to drought, to melting icecaps, to erectile dysfunction, to the heartbreak of psoriasis.
My first thought when I see “bias language” anything is the National Embarrassment of the UNH BiasFree Langauge Guide. But when I heard this about the FED, my first thought was, “cool, no Critical Race Theory (CRT)!”
Governor Sununu said (somewhere) that while he is not a fan of Critical Race Theory, but he would not ban it. Irony alert: His signature would not ban anything but it would prevent the government from paying people to use institutional bias to violate our children’s civil rights.
Just before 5pm today, the Governor updated the Safer At Home Places of Worship Guidance by simply eliminating the 50% capacity restriction. All other restrictions remain, including the 6-ft. social distancing requirement. Thanks to some observant pastors who contacted us noting that almost every other sector of NH society was operating at 100% capacity,
Wikipedia is a joke that also happens to be one of the most visited websites on the planet. Alexa ranked at 13, the “resource” has a history of annoying educators at every level but continues to serve as a citation for all things despite an increasingly left-ward bent.
I know some sensitive readers will say it is wrong to celebrate people losing their livelihoods, but I think, like a restaurant that makes its customers sick with bad food, the media deserves this.
From Rassmussen Polls – Gallup: 83% of Americans think the Media is biased.
God, America and our Constitution used to be worth voting for. In today’s society, reality is often a creation of the media from thin air. Elitist “thought leaders” develop a narrative. Big tech and the media push it. Yes, even if that narrative is false. This gives the narrative a perception of being true.
Election Day is long past so let’s indulge in a little election reflection. The results are not certified in enough places for the election result to be resolved. Maybe the reported election results are dishonest. It appears they are.
