Today ‘Pat (PM)’ said:

“You should try breathing underwater with lead weights tied to your ankles.”

This is Pat’s IP address:

An armed guard sits on a stool by the doorway of every shopfront on the streets of Jerusalem.  Their job is to prevent a terrorist from entering the establishment and killing customers and shopkeepers alike, in the name of the god or radical cleric to which they have sworn allegiance.  Private security is big business in Israel, comprising approximately 20% of the entire economy.  The premier agency of the industry is G4S.  They are a multi-billion dollar international conglomerate based in Israel.  They have set their sights on the US market. Continue reading The Patsy →

Trumpkins-in-denial:

• Say: “The Bill of Rights is meaningless without the Second Amendment.”
• Insist that dropping bombs is not as easy as it looks.
• Go off on a long tangent about ‘marginal yield’ in oil production ending with “but I have no dog in that fight.”
• Show symptoms of Fregoli’s.

Continue reading Trumpkins-in-Denial and Libertarianazis →

Some might say that all the big problems have been solved and these days the biggest threats to our well-being are self-imposed issues like global warming and sports injuries.  However we should not forget that we’re still grappling with some really serious issues, from drug addiction to terrorism.  People might try to make light of them, but remember – it’s not a joke.  We must take them seriously or they will get the better of us and destroy civilization as we know it. Continue reading This is Not a Joke →

The Libertarian Party has been infiltrated by military and oil industry operatives whose goal is to discredit the party by equating it with hedonism, libertinism and anarchy.  This was made obvious at the LP convention this past weekend in Orlando.  People jeered the candidate for supporting the state’s right to issue drivers’ licenses, and a fat guy strip-teased down to a thong.  The party’s philosophy can be summed up as “fiscally conservative, socially liberal”.  Yet these displays were cartoonish parodies of the principles for which responsible party members have fought for decades. Continue reading The Somalian Candidate →

Advocating for the financial decoupling of government and business.

No more bailouts.  Let the free market function.  Educate, not regulate.

Education Not Regulation

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The purpose of government is to protect the population.  And while our government has served this purpose well over the last 200 years, it has now gone too far.  It’s time that we take back the responsibility to protect ourselves.  We no longer need the government to watch out for us.  In the past we were too busy or ignorant of banking systems and healthcare to make informed decisions for how to spend our money.  These days, with the level of education that most of us have, and the widespread use of the internet in which information flows freely, we are more than capable of protecting ourselves and our families without big government ‘help’.  In fact, the problems that our nation faces today in banking, healthcare, and other areas are a direct result of our desire for government to take care of us.

Continue reading Decouple →

Some people think that addiction is a moral failing, while others are certain it is a progressive disease of the brain. In fact it is neither: addiction is a built-in compulsion with roots in adverse childhood experiences that is triggered chemically by drugs and alcohol later in life. Excessive drug use is not in itself a bad thing – it is just a ‘short-circuit’ attempt to restore the mind to its natural state of symbiosis and equanimity in society, even if the material ‘price paid’ is very high. If not caught in time, however, the compulsion takes on a life of its own and can spiral out of control – resulting in overdose, death, or worse. Continue reading Addiction: The Compulsion is Real →

The opiate addiction crisis is killing kids across the country.  Over a hundred young people are dying every day from opiate addiction.  This crisis affects rich and poor alike, and both successful people and failures.  Recently Prince died of a percocet overdose.  He was known to have started developing an addiction recently.  His death shined a light on the problem.  Can anything be done?

Yes! Lots! Continue reading How to Solve the Opiate Addiction Crisis →

Infidel!

1. Destabilize neighboring countries with a War on Drugs/Terror/Hate Speech/etc.
2. Hire the refugees as cheap labor to cook, clean and build stuff for you.
3. Give them too-generous social services to foster idleness and resentments.
4. After several years discover that it was actually an ‘invasion’ and they are raping and killing your people and running them over while drunk.
5. Blame it all on the ruling party, which you regret ever voting for in the first place.
6. Launch a witch hunt against the ‘invaders’ and build a wall to trap them in.
7. Round them up with Ruger X9s. (Save the V5s for the muslims and/or blacks.)
8. Shoot the men and rape the women.
9. When you run out of victims, look back and say you don’t know how it came to this and you’re really sorry.
10. Commit your nation’s wealth to increased funding for mental illnesses, learning disorders and social justice initiatives.
11. Bully anyone who recounts these Principles as ‘delusional’.
12. Rinse and repeat.  Allah Akhbar!

I always claimed that addiction was created by AA.  However I’ve discovered proof that it existed as a disease well before.   Here is a quote from an article in the prestigious British Journal of Medicine from 1880 entitled “Chronic Morphinism”:

Chronic Morphinism is, it seems, a vice which appertains peculiarly to the medical profession in Austria.  Quite an incredible number of Dr Obersteiner’s colleagues have fallen victim to it; and he hints, not obscurely, that in his view there is poetical justice in the fact that this depraved and fatal taste should work most havoc among the class of men who, by carelessly prescribing the drug and instructing in the use of the hypodermic syringe, have been mainly instrumental in disseminating it. Continue reading Addiction is a Disease! →