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The World Can Be Better Than This: Part I
A few years ago one of our family dogs got sick. Her name was Sugar, she was a Bijon Frize, she could steal and drink your coffee without spilling it, and she was one of my best friends. We took … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropological, Political
Tagged American poverty, better world, climate change, debt, economy, politics, poverty wage, sixth mass extinction
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Fake News, Fake Problems: The Right’s Alt-Reality
Republican, or more broadly conservative, issues are no longer real issues. The “issues” and talking points that seem most important to the Right include opposing progress and reality itself. Their reasons for believing some of the things they believe can … Continue reading
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Tagged bubble, church and state, climate change, conservatives, fake news, fake problems, fossil fuels, global warming, GOP, healthcare, homosexuality, immigrant crime, immigration, marriage equality, minimim wage, political right, politicians, politics, President Obama, President Trump, Racism, reality, religious conservatives, Republicans, same sex marriages, science, secular, secularism, supreme court, treason, voter fraud, voter ID laws, wealth inequality, xenophobia
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2017: A List Of Mostly Dire Predictions
I’d originally written this at the end of December and thought I’d scheduled it to post on New Year’s Day. It didn’t. Then I debated posting it all and forgot about it. I came upon it again while cleaning up … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017, climate change, Donald Trump, global warming, natural disasters, nazis, neo nazis, news, predictions, President Trump, prognosticate, prognostication, protests, Racism, the future, US, world politics
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Economy and Climate: The Perfect Storm?
In case everybody hasn’t noticed we can all literally see the climate changing. You don’t have to be a psychic, or even a scientist to notice whats going on. Each year the weather is becoming more extreme. It seems now … Continue reading