Coulter, reporting on our third-world hellhole: How the Sierra Club went from actively opposing immigration to shutting up about it:

http://www.vdare.com/articles/ann-coulter-your-choice-a-green-america-or-a-brown-america?content=children%20per%20family.

Democrats are understandably bitter about the Republican intransigence that ultimately allowed Neil Gorsuch to take a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court this week. But for Democrats who care about civil liberties, Gorsuch is a better choice than Merrick Garland, the nominee Republican senators refused to consider after he was nominated by President Obama last year.

https://reason.com/archives/2017/04/19/gorsuch-is-more-liberal-than-garland

Too good a quote to pass up.

They seek to sway you from the progressive path with facts and evidence, but facts and evidence are bourgeois constructs weaponized by patriarchal penis-people of pallor!

https://townhall.com/columnists/kurtschlichter/2017/04/20/democrats-dont-you-ever-change-n2314739

It's happening on the other side of the pond, too! Members of Parliament and British university officials are calling for intrusive searches of students and their belongings as they enter their exam rooms to combat cheating, which is apparently on the rise, both in frequency and sophistication.

Apparently, one can buy a tiny, tiny earpiece, smaller than a watch battery, at a number of online retail outlets, and it's nearly impossible for exam proctors to catch. The linked article suggested searching "exam cheat" on Amazon. I tried that, and it worked!

Speaking of Coulter, looks like Berkeley has now shut down another conservative speaker.

I think Trump is correct. Withdraw federal funding from UC.

Horrific doom scenario.

Can't you understand???

She lost because she was such a good student of politics!!!!!




And here's something we should all look forward too, especially those of us alive during or at least conversant regarding the 1950's.

Tits & ass.

My Twitter timeline is more entertaining than your Twitter timeline.

Have you listened to this again recently?

Do you remember the important Discovery by which contemporary listeners came to know it?

This sort of thing is what will kill self-driving vehicles.

The winner of the self-driving vehicle competition will be the one that makes the Designated Driver obsolete.

Wolff writes colorfully enough to make even lesser sources of interest such as Fox News worth a column.

> what will kill self-driving
> vehicles.

Somebody once said the technology was doomed once winos learned they could never lose a suit after diving in front of one from behind a shrub.

> They seek to sway...

In the immortal words of Eighties Aussie rock legends INXS, let’s tie a belt around our necks and pretend everything’s going to work out fine.

He's often disappointed.

So if you teach philosophy and ethics and don't like Trump, what do you do?

Apparently you go to pro-Trump marches and bash people in the skull with a bike lock.

Because trying to murder the opposition and stifle free political speech is just hawt antifa, I guess.

Apparently he's on film doing this at least twice, once at the Milo protest and again at the pro-Trump march (this time swinging the lock on a chain into the skull of a pro-Trump guy).

April 20, 1999: Columbine

An interview with Sue Klebold, the mother of Dylan Klebold, who, along with Eric Harris, was responsible for the massacre at their school, Columbine High

http://www.npr.org/templates/transcript/transcript.php?storyId=466618817

Soft and warm and sweet and waaaay too on-the-nose.

She's not like normal people.

> warm and sweet

Who is she?

warm and sweet

I can taste you on my lips and smell you in my clothes
Cinnamon and sugary and softly spoken lies
You never know just how to look through other people's eyes

I couldn't power through the Kleybold piece. Did she say anything interesting?

Have you listened to this again recently?

I must have heard it in the place you're hinting at, but I don't remember. Thanks for reminding me, though.

Yonder.

...Overwhelming to the 1968 eye, so the music just got baked into our heads in the background.

Until now I hadn't realized the scene doesn't even bother with the most beautiful passage.

(Man, I hope you people are using AdBlock Plus for YouTube links.)

The Orange Baboon trundles onward, unconcerned with the Little People....

> what will kill self-driving
> vehicles.

Somebody once said the technology was doomed once winos learned they could never lose a suit after diving in front of one from behind a shrub.

Crid at April 20, 2017 1:50 PM

Roads will be the new train tracks. Somehow the insurance industry and the legal industry adapted to idiots throwing themselves In front of trains.
If you dont have a loop recording dash cam already to protect you from insurance scammers, it might be a good idea to get one soon.

I'm wrong again... The beautiful call & response is heard a few minutes later, just after the game of chess:

The actual game seems to come from a tournament game between A. Roesch and W. Schlage, Hamburg 1910.

☑ & ☑

I know, I know, but it's funny.

"I tried that, and it worked!"

Just use an RF jammer Old RPM. Or put tin foil all over the walls if you want to do it the legal way.

Of course then you wouldn't get to strip search coeds for fun.

Postmodern 'Zlam.

Here's Bruce Springsteen, doing his usual thing (Hollywood vs. America):

Cable news hires women on the basis of their looks? Who knew, right?

And the invasion of Europe continues . . .

Study: Over Half of Women Afraid to Use Public Transport as Assaults, Robbery Common

"Roads will be the new train tracks. Somehow the insurance industry and the legal industry adapted to idiots throwing themselves In front of trains."

But there'a a lot more roads than there ever were train tracks. And the railroad industry was politically powerful and was able to lobby for indemnity.