Pork for Christmas

Roger on all that Raul. Trying to get the little lady to see that there will be no difference.

John Davis posts a good on on his URBAN WILDLAND blog. As a *successful* middle class white man it hurt a little but I listened:

http://www.urbanwildland.org/urbanwildland/2020/12/15/what-shall-we-call-it

We tax donkeys in the US are so used to this BS it’s difficult to dredge up the energy to even argue over it. Yes, we know. Yes, our parasites suck (some people call those parasites “leaders” or “elite” but we need to start calling them what they are. Parasites. Maybe Ivermectin is the answer to them as well?)

And now for an off topic comment (sorry, Raul!) because I live in NY and I’m so tired of covid I can’t stand it anymore …

I’d like to draw attention to the language being used around the covid vaccination(s).

In a nutshell: It’s a miracle! You are lucky to have access and you should “take” the vaccine.

Across the board in the MSM, left/right/in between (yes, I’m including you, Fox), that is the language used. You should “take” the vaccine.

Let’s think about that.

You “take” a medication you desire, is that correct? (I take an aspirin when my head hurts to make my headache go away).

In the past, however, you would generally “get” a vaccination, is that not also correct? (I brought my children to the dr to get a vaccine … not to “take” vaccine).

So why, now, has the language been modified to subtly instruct you to “take” the covid vaccine?

Is that vaccine the same as an aspirin you “took” on Saturday morning because you drank a bit too many beers with your friends last night?

I think not.

Pay attention to the language being used to pitch the sale.

I am not sure how to stop the parasites from sucking the life out of us. I’m open to suggestions.

UpstateNYer:

My experience says you can’t escape from the parasites.

All you can do is trade a known parasite for an unknown parasite.

The parasites have closed all avenues of escape.

You can’t leave even by dying.

Clearly the parasites are smarter than us.

Sadly, you were born a serf and will die a serf.

I go to the cottage to try and escape thinking about parasites, for awhile.

Russians drink vodka to escape for a few hours.

You will have to devise your own method of tempoary escape.

You can’t leave even by dying.

Sounds a bit hyperbolic…

One can indeed leave! That’s a fact.
I’m sad to hear you have accepted your serfdom; but that’s your decision.
You learned nothing from your travels? Sadder still…
Your “experience” is certainly not mine…

V. Arnold:

I have lived, worked, and travelled to at least 25 different countries.

Each country has it’s own set of parasites.

I am very happy for you that Thailand is to your liking. I have been there too!

In my case, I got married late in life, had 2 children, now 20 and 24, so the job is not quite finished. I suspect I will never be finished, which suits me just fine! They are both still living at home, which suits me just fine too!

I don’t regret retiring at age 47, now 68, here in Ontario, Canada because it was the best place to raise my children. My kids love the cottage which suits me just fine too!

My island cottage is my summer escape! Sadly, due to the closed Cdn border, my American neighbors weren’t there.

Well said Ilargi.

Perhaps you should start working in some paintings with the guillotine to give your readers some hope that circumstances may change!