Tag Archives: short-sightedness
Sticks and Stones
“I’d like to punch him in his face.” “Maybe he should have been roughed up.” “Part of the problem is nobody wants to hurt each other anymore.” “I don’t know if I’ll do the fighting myself or if other people … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, foreign policy, Governance, immigration, Law Enforcement, Media, Politics, Social Justice
Tagged anger, anti-semitism, bigotry, discrimination, dishonesty, Domestic terror, Donald Trump, fear, hate crimes, hatred, inciting violence, Kevin McCarthy, lies, politics, racism, rhetoric, right-wing terror, Robert Bowers, Ron DeSantis, short-sightedness, stoking anger, violence, xenophobia
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Brexit Lemmings
So, last week, the United Kingdom did it. They voted narrowly to leave the European Union. Well, kind of. Okay, actually, they didn’t. This was a referendum among the citizenry to ascertain popular opinion about the EU. The actual process … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Governance, History, Politics
Tagged Boris Johnson, Brexit, Britain, civil rights, Conservative Party, controversy, David Cameron, dishonesty, Donald Trump, economics, environment, EU, Europe, European Union, extremists, facts, fear, government, immigration, Ireland, John Oliver, lies, military, nativism, Northern Ireland, nuclear weapons, politics, racism, regulations, religion, Scotland, short-sightedness, statistics, taxes, Tories, trade, UK, United Kingdom, United States
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A Skewed Perspective 