That pendulum must swing.
So we went from No Drama Obama to the Dotard--to call President Heel Spurs an empty suit is to demean the empty suit. The Hollow man.
But we see it everywhere, men who are drama queens, carrying guns to heighten their dramatic impact. See, look at me. See how dangerous I am. Watch me, sometime is about to happen.
And that is how these bearded children are: They need to drum up drama to think of themselves as important.
We have no underlying political or social bomb which requires dramatic action: There is no issue like slavery calling for a John Brown or bludgeoning on the Senate floor.
What are these guys, from Bannon to those pathetic neo storm troopers in Charlottesville so agitated about?
Tantrums looking for a reason. Rebels without a cause. Colicky boys who don't know why they are screaming or what about.
The white race is under attack! We are losing the country to radical Islam! Sharia law will rule the land!
Oh, plueeeze.
When I was maybe 7 or 8, my friends and I would dress up in whatever approximations of military garb we could scrape up and we'd carry our toy guns about the gulleys and forests of Northern Virginia, latter day Huck Finns, looking for adventure, playing out our romantic fantasies. We'd launch attacks against imaginery, phantom armies, charge gloriously into battle.
Those guys in Charlottesville look like that to me.
Strap on a gun, dress up like soldiers and now you're important. Scream about the immigrant invasion pouring over the border, the Muslim terrorists at the borders. The dark skinned men lusting after White women, and presto, you're an important person, a soldier in the White cause.
Is anyone, other than these drama queens, buying it?
So we went from No Drama Obama to the Dotard--to call President Heel Spurs an empty suit is to demean the empty suit. The Hollow man.
But we see it everywhere, men who are drama queens, carrying guns to heighten their dramatic impact. See, look at me. See how dangerous I am. Watch me, sometime is about to happen.
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| Look ma! I'm a soldier! |
And that is how these bearded children are: They need to drum up drama to think of themselves as important.
We have no underlying political or social bomb which requires dramatic action: There is no issue like slavery calling for a John Brown or bludgeoning on the Senate floor.
What are these guys, from Bannon to those pathetic neo storm troopers in Charlottesville so agitated about?
Tantrums looking for a reason. Rebels without a cause. Colicky boys who don't know why they are screaming or what about.
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| Hey, at least I've got her attention |
The white race is under attack! We are losing the country to radical Islam! Sharia law will rule the land!
Oh, plueeeze.
When I was maybe 7 or 8, my friends and I would dress up in whatever approximations of military garb we could scrape up and we'd carry our toy guns about the gulleys and forests of Northern Virginia, latter day Huck Finns, looking for adventure, playing out our romantic fantasies. We'd launch attacks against imaginery, phantom armies, charge gloriously into battle.
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| Bloodied heir to Stonewall Jackson: In his own head |
Those guys in Charlottesville look like that to me.
Strap on a gun, dress up like soldiers and now you're important. Scream about the immigrant invasion pouring over the border, the Muslim terrorists at the borders. The dark skinned men lusting after White women, and presto, you're an important person, a soldier in the White cause.
Is anyone, other than these drama queens, buying it?
Mad Dog,
ReplyDeleteAgreed-"Tantrums looking for a reason"-that's it exactly.They need some justification for their guns and ammo-marching around in combat gear without combat or an enemy can make one feel rather simple and silly. Better to have a half baked reason than none at all..."Onward Crazy Soldiers"...
Maud
PS..Tell me why it is that the overwhelming majority of these armed ninnies are male? Probably the same reason most mass killers are male...which is..?
Ms. Maud,
ReplyDeleteWhat can I say? Women are clearly superior as William Golding noted. Look up his quote about this: Something to the effect of you give a woman a small thing and she will grow it, improve it, nourish it. Give a man a small thing and he'll ruin it.
Or words to that effect.
I am so grateful to have not been a woman--could not stand the burdens.
But, I'm very glad other people have accepted that role.
Mad Dog