I’m sure Stephen King was sincere in what he said here, but mightn’t this all work out OK?
Sure, the United States has decommitted to helping the planet avoid environmental collapse, and has consolidated power in the executive branch, establishing a criminal sociopath as its absolute ruler. Yes, we’re making our educational system as ineffective as we possibly can, while violating domestic and international laws with our treatment of immigrants.
These truly are terrible times for the U.S., and thus, indirectly, the rest of the world. Yet hope springs eternal.
These Are Scary Times in the U.S., But Might We Get Through All This?
One of the more bizarre aspects of life in America today is our government’s obsession with inserting itself into meaningless parts of our lives.
Why does the Pentagon have a list of religions it recognizes?
Who could possibly give a s*** as to which ones are on that list?
I’m happy to report that I don’t know a single person who would conclude, beyond a reasonable doubt, that “86 45” is a suggestion that Trump should be assassinated.
According to the Brookings Institute, the actual percentage of fraudulent votes in 2024 was a minuscule .0000845%, and no election outcome was altered by ballot fraud.
It’s just pathetic what’s happened here in the United States.
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